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London, England, 1814-11-02 00:00:00

SPAIN.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUE.:DAY, Nov. 1.

FINAL PROROGATION.

This day, at three o'clock, the Lozn CHAN-
cELLou, and the Earls BATHuasT a►►d LIVER-
POOL, attended at the House; and shortly after,
being robed, their Lordships took their seats as
his Majesty's Commissioners on the Bench in front
of the Throne.

Mr. QUARME, Acting Usher of the Black Rod,
was then deputed to order the immediate attend-
ance of the Commons, who (being represented on
this occasion by Mr. RicKmAN, the Junior Clerk,
and some of the principal °dicers of the House)
forthwith appeared at the Bar.
The Royal (2ommission, authotising the Lords
therein named, who were Members of the Privy
Council generally, or any three or more of them,
to declare his Royal Highness the PRLNCE RE-
GENT'S will and pleasure for the further proroga-
tion of Parliament, until 'Tuesday, the Bth inst.
then to be holden, and sit for the dispatch of di-
vers weighty and important affairs, was then read.
After which the LORD CHANCELLOR, as Organ of
the Commissioners, addressed the Assembly as
follows :

.IL/ Lords. and Gentlemen,
fly virtue of Mc: .Conimission, under the Great Seal, to
us and other Lords directed, and now read, we do, in obe-
dience to the commands of his Roval Highness the Prince Re-
gent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, prorogue
this Parliament until Tuesday, the Bth day of this instant
November, to be then holden and sit. And this Parliament is
accordingly prorogued until Tuesday the Bth day of this in-
stant November."
Lie Commons then withdrew to• their own
Rothe, and their Lordships retired.

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THE SUN.

QUIS DicEite FALSUM Ul)EA'f ?

LONDON,
II7EDNED..II-, NOV EMBER 2, 1314.

We have Vienna Papers to the 21st, t►vo clays
later than the news Irvin that Capital in the French
Papers. It %via be seen that they convey no in-
formation of political interest.

We insert, at length, the President's Speech to
Congress, of which we yesterday gave the sub-
stance fully and faithfully. It will be seen that
it is entirely of the warlike description, for which
we prepared our Readers in our remarks of the
31st ult., when we said " that MintsoN's Speech.
may therefore be expected to be as hostile as when
his patron BUONAPARTE was in power."
• There seems then to be at present not the
slightest prospect of Peace with America.—
Great Britain must wear her armour a little
longer; and she must put forth her energies
to bring a foe to reason, who has encroached
too long upon indulgence, imputed forbearance
to weakness, and triumphed in unjust hopes and
unreal victories, only because more important
afnirs monopolized the cares of our Government,
and prevented for a time the descent of that up-
lifted:arm, which, in spite of the errors or tnis,
chances, which have blurred one or two opera-

MADRID, OCT. 14.—Monsieur• le Prince de La-
val Muprtnoracey is soon expected in this city, as
AmbassAdor Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary from 'the Court of Paris. Our beloved
Monarch continues to enjoy the best health, al-
though he devotes him3elf almost exclusively to
business for many hours during every clay ; he is
entirely in.his seeretaire, with his Ministers. His
.Britannic -Majesty's Consul General, le Chevalier
Hunter, gave a grand party the other evening, to
the Ambassadors at this Court, and ninny persons
of distinction ; amongst them were the Duchess
of Ossuna, and the beautiful Marchioness of Santa
Cruz. No English Papers cross the frontiers of
Spain, unless by special Messengers to the Am-
bassadors.

SEVILLE, OCT. 12.—A monument to the me-
mory of the Hon. Colonel Colquitt, of his Britan-
nic Majesty's Foot Guards, has been erected in
this neighbourhood, under the direction of his
Excellency General Sir J. Downie, Governor of
the Royal Palaces. Colonel Colquitt sunk under
the fatigue occasioned by.bis exertions and enter-
prize at the deliverance of this city in the year
1813.

•
MADRID. OCT. .17.-----The American Expedition
continues in preparation ; hit the definite plans
are not fixed, or its ultiutate arrangements made.
ALICANT, OCT. 12.—A1l is quiet in those parts;
too much so. Trade is very dull ; we are all at
the stand-still.