The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

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1-10LiSE OF PEERS.
•• • . TIII3}I4IDAYI JUNE 21:
At three o'clock ,prepiely, the .s,:rEiktrti., attended
by several Members. of the Ilou,e of Coma:oak;
appeared at the Bar, when the Royal Commission
'wss read, notifying the 110.) al Assent tv Several Pcs4
lie and Private Bil:s.
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The. Commissioners ;were, the Arclibitliv- or
Cauterbuty; the Lord :Chancellor, Manidis. Vvr •1-
lesley, Earl of Westmoreland, atxl the .6.111 o?
Ayksfctrd.

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The Royal Assent having been gi'en to the4e Bills]
, The LORD itANc7eLLoite in the raffle' of hle
Majesty; addressed Parliament in the- follewlng
Speech :--

" My Lords, and Gentlemen;
• "His Majes:y has commanded Us to acquaint
you; that, as the publiAusinesS is now Concluded,
be thinks it proper to ptit.an end
,to the preset,‘
Session of Parliam9nt. •
We are commanded by Hi 3 Majesty to express.
the satisfaaion he derived from the recluctlen of the
Island Of Guadaloupe by His.Majesty't Arms, 'an
event which, for the first lime in the instor% of the
Wars of Great Britain, tiaS vrested from Frantz'all
her possessions in that quarter of the world ; and
which, together with the subseque6t Capture of the
'only Colonies in the West Indies which remained,:
in the possession of the Dutch, has deprived His iNi*:* •
jesty'S Enemies of every port in those seas from
which the Interests of His Majesty, or, the UoAbi.
coerce of hi 4 Subjeds; can be Molested.
" Gentle en of the house of Cernmon.,,
" His Majesty has commanded us. to honk you '
for the liberal and ..ample Supplies which )ou have
granted for the Services of the present year.

" His Majesty deeply regrets the necessary ex-
tent of the demands which those Seit"ices have
oveated but we are commanded to express ,0 you
the consolation which he has derived from'observu
ing that the resources of the Country, manifest-
ing themselves by every mark of prosperity:, ny.a
Revenue increasing in almost-all its branches, aiid
by a Commerce exten.iing.. itself in. new channels,
and with an increased vigour in proportion, as tie
Enunny has in vain atternpred to destroy it, .;lave
enabled yOu to provide for the Expe,cei of .the
year, without imposing.. the. bi,t-rden of ,my uevtt
.Taxation on Great Britain; ..and that; w.;l:e t.ia
Taxes which have been nec:rssarily resorted to ft,4
Ireland, have been imposed upon articles which wilt
not interfere with thetrowing prosperity of •that
Country, you nave found it consistent with a die
regard to its Finances tO diminish sonie. of those
burdens, and relax some of those regulations of .tte-
venue, which: had been felt the most inconvenient
in that part of the United Kingdom. ,
" His Majesty f ,rt her culw winds us to return you
his thanks for tl,e. Pr9Vision which you have ena led
him to make for the Establiqhment of his Sereuo
Highness the Duke of Brunswick..
My Lords and Gentlemen?
oft,
that His Majesty has direded us to acquaint you,
that Portugal, rescued from the oppression of the
Enemy, by ti.e powerful as,isiance of His Maje,ty:s
Aroma, has exerted herself with vigour ancf energy
in making every. preparation_ for repelling, with

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the coUtinued aid of His M tjesty's FOrces, any.
renewed 'attack on the part of the Enemy, and
that in Spain, notwithstanding the reveries 'which.
have been experienced, the spirit of resistance
agaiiist Vance still- continues -unsubaued and un-
abated: and His Majesty commands us, to as-,
sure you of his tirnynd unahered touvictiOn, that
nut only' the honour of liis Throne, but the best in-
terests of his Dominions, require his Moit strenuous
and perseveting assistance toile glorious EAorts of
those loyal Nations.
His Majesty has commanded us (0 recommend

to you, upon your return to your respective Coun-
ties, to use your bust e~tertions toproinote that spirit
of 'order and obedienCe to the Laws, and that gene-
ral concord amongst all classes of Nis Majesty's
Subjects, which can alone give full effect to His
Majesty's paternal 'care fur the welfare anJ
of his people. His nijesty has the fullest re.
har.ce upon the affeetions Ins sub;eats, who,e
loyalty aid attachment have hitherto supported hint
through that long and eventful period, during which
it has pleased avine Providence to commit the-In-
terest of the,e Dornißibris to kits charge. HisiMa-
jesty leek that the preservation of domestic peace
a!)d tranquinty, 'ituder-the protection of the Law,
and in obedience to its autuority, is amongst the
most important duties which he owes -to his
people..
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His Majesty commarrls U 5 to assure yOu that he
• will not be wanting in the discharge of that duty .;
and His Majesty will always rely ith confi\lence
on the continued suppOrt of his ioyai su!jects, to
enable him to ri'sist with success the de.sigtis of
foreign enemies, and to transimt unimpaired to pos..
terity die bltssitigs of the British Constitu.:on."
Tien a Commission for pi oroguing the Riritainent
was read, after which the Lord Chancellor said,
‘1 aly Lordi and Gentlemen,
cc By virtue of His Majesty's Commission undtt
the Great Seal, to us and otter Lords 'directed, and
now re4d,we do, in His Majcsty'S name, and in obe-
, (hence to his _commands, prorogue this Parliament
to Tuesday,
,the. twenty-fist day of August next, to
be then her. holden ; and this Parfia,nent is accord-
ingly prorogued to l'ueilay, the twenty-first day of
August nett."