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London, England, 1807-08-14 00:00:00

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.P4rliament was prorogued eni
by doms7
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:when the following tBpcech was delivered .by
the 1,94 n du4Nosi.4.o.a, as one, f t'he Lords Corn-

missioneri

" My' Lards and Gentlemen,

(1 Wa have it in commantLfrom Hu MAJgoitnr
to expre4s the satisfadion which he, findi him-
self enabled to give you that recess which, after

the great and diligent exertiona, whick, you have
made in' the dispatch of
,Public Business, most at'`
this advanced season of the year be so peCuliarly.

desirable. ,

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" His .MitirxrVi havbecngriteidUsly!'pleased tto-
dired,us to rettirn. you hiti..Thanlss.l tOr „the steady.,
loyalty and attachnient to' his Person
' ti . • •
'meat, and the 'zealous devbtion, to , the:Public Ser.
vis44lcli have- chara4tatiAtid,all your 4:lilieptioo,,
and-'niost especially to thank you for; the season-,
able extrtions-.. ,whicb you bavc enabled_ him to make:
for the auguientatiOn .of the Military force of tlis
Kingdbm.

Gentlemen of the House of Commons;', •
;has, cuminapae4 us to, retail I
yOu'his.-iirAithesi 'thanks for the Sttliplies whiCh
you have. granted with so much cheerfulness. I(.-)r

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the Curreht Year ; and lie considers the Pre-'
vision which you have Made -for' those contingen
and unforeseen, Services, which 'the eyents,of the
War May retider-necesSary,', His MAJEST'Y' Its' the
greabsatidfaaion of recognizing the wisdom where,
witti, in a time of o;traor,iinary ditficelties), lett
have anticipated the Possible demands which those
aim cutties.may occasion „.• • Y-

" My Lords
.poilcmen,
IVIAJESTV commands us to assure you,
that be deeply,, deplorw,,the unfortunate ;issue of
the War.on the'dontinent. r
The immense extension of the power and in.
•
fluence..of JAanee,. and the tuyliigtsed detexthina..

Lion of the Enemy to employ The means' and 're-
sources of those. Countries which he. possesses or
controuls, for the purpose, of efleaing the .ruin of his
,Kingdom, undoubtedly 'present a formidable view
of the.
,dangers acd difficulties which the Country
IEI4 .10 encounter.

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But His MAJRSTY trusts, that the Loyal, and.
Brave Peolkovei who 4 die reigns are not to be
daunted or diiheartened. •

r ",froni'the recolleaion of those difficulties
'tirlittr• which Flis:People have sitccessitilY strtiggled,
amt.of those dangers which ,they have happily sur.
mounted, His MA,lzsry 'derives the consolation pt

believing, that 'the saints spirit and perseverance
Which have hitherto remained nnbrokon wW. con-

thine to be exerted with untibated vigotir and

success.

. .
while His MAJESTY ..COMlllank„ us
to repeat the assurance's of his ' constant

diness to entertain, any Proposals that may

lead to a secure: qnd. lionouraWe Peace, He com-

rands us at- the sante time to express his
confidence that His Parliament and His People
will feel with Him, the necessity of persevering
in. those vigorous efforts which alone_ can give
the chantiter of Honour to any Wegotiatien, .or

,the prospea of Security or Permanency :to any
I),(!tlcet MAJ'EsTY,, -therefore, trusts that His

Penple will always be ready to support hint in every

measure which may be necessary to defeat -the De.
•
signs of His Enemies agaknst tbe Independence
of His Majesty's Dominions, and to triaintaiii
against any undue Pretensions, and against any hos-
, ,
tile Confederacy, those just Rights which His
MAJESTY is always desirous to exercise with temper

0114. moderation," but essentiAl to the

'Hoot)!lr of' His Crowd, alfd true. Intere“ts of His

People, He is 'determined never to surrender,"

SIIIP NEWS.

crti‘vzsEND, AUGUST 12.

Passed by—the Progress, S horn St. Kitt's.
Sailcd--the cartnannv, '1;roon, tbr Lisbon ;
jenitWon, for Surinitit ; and leabetla, Robson, for St. tetv-rb.
burgh. •