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London, England, 1826-02-02 00:00:00

and States, the. strongest assurances or their
friendly disposition towards His Majesty. His
Majesty, on his part, is constant and unwearied
in his end ea yours to reconcile conflicting Interests,
and to recommend and cultivate Peace, both in
the nid world and in the new.

" His Majesty commands us to inform you,
that in fursus.ttee of this policy,His Majesty's nte.
diction has been unsuccessfully employed in the
cultivation of a'r reaty between the Crowns of Por-
fugal 'and Brazil, by which the relations of friendly
intercourse, long interrupted between the kin-
dred ,Nations, have been restored, and the Inde-
Petidettre of the Brazilian Empire has been for-
mally acknowledged.

" Ilis Majesty 103 PS no opportunity of giving
effect to the principles of Trade and Navigation,
which have received the sanction of Parliament,
and of establishing them as far as possible by
'engagements with Foreign Powers.

" His Majesty has directed to be laid before
you a copy of a Convention framed on those prin.
ciPies, which has recently been concluded ba.
tween His Majesty and the King of France ;
tad of a similar Convention with the Free Han.
seatic Cities of Lubeck, Bremen, and Hamburg.
" His Majesty has likewise directed to be laid
before you, a Copy of a Treaty of Amity, Com-
merce, and Navigation, concluded between
Ilia Majesty and the Republic of Columbia, the
natifications of ,which have been exchanged since
the 'Close of the last Session. For the carrying
into effect some of the stipulations of this
Treaty, His Majesty will have need of your
assistance. His Majesty regrets that he
has not to announce to you the termination of
hostilities in India. But the operations of the
last campaign, through the bravery of the forces of
Ms Majesty, and of the East India Company, and
the skill and perseverence of their Commanders,
have been attended with uniform success, and His
l\lajesty trusts, that a continuance of the same
texertions, may lead at no distant period to
an honourable and satisfactory pacification.
Ilis Majesty's attention has been direct-
ed to the consideration of several Measures
recommended in the last Session of Parliament
for improving the Condition of Ireland. The
Industry of that part of the United Kingdom
.Ilia Majesty has the satisfaction of acquainting
you, is in a course of gradual and general ad-
vancement—an advancement mainly to be attri-
buted to that state of tranquillity which now
happily prevails throughout all the provinces of
Ireland.

" Get:lmm of the house of Commons,
" Ilia Majesty has directed the Estimates for
the Year to be prepared and laid before you.
" They have been framed with an all/tit/US
desire to avoid every expenditure beyond what
the necessary demands of the public service may
require.

" His Majesty has the satisfaction of inform
ng you) that the Produce of the Revenue, in
the last Year, has fully justified the expecta-
tions entertained at the commencement of it.
" My Lords and Gentlemen,
" llis Alajesty deeply laments the injurious
effects which the late pecuniary crisis must
have entailed upon many Branches of the Com-
merce and Manufactures of the United Kingdom.
Lut Ilis Majesty confidently believes, that the
temporary check which Commerce and Manu-
factures may at this moment experience, will,
"der the blessing of Divine Providence, neither
"hair the great sources of our wealth, nor im-
Petle the growth of National Prosperity."

BY a rare coincidence, we have this day the
opportunity of presenting our Readers with
the Royal Speeches from the Thrones of
both England and France both breathe
alike pacific sentiments; and from the as-
sat aoces of similar dispositions on the part of other
PotentFttes,lt may be reasonably inferred, that the
demise of ALEXANDER, will produce no sinister
*flea on the peace of Europ...

German Papers arrived this morning : their
contents are of little interest, The following are

*xtructs :

SWITZERLAND, JAN. 20.
• The Papers of Messrs. Pfyfier and Conagioni, which had
been .put under seal of Lucerne, have just been transmitted to
the Commission at Zurich, to be examined. The report made
in 1816 by Messrs. Rickly and Bushither, the medical gentle-
men who inspected the body of M. Keller, states, in the most
Positive manner, that no signs of a violent death were to be
found. All that some Journals say to the contrary is on abso-
lute falsehood, as the documents will prove.
MUNICH, .TAN. 21.

The Ring has just given afresh proof of his indeintigableat-
.tention to the public good. His Majesty has issued an Ordi-.
4411ce, by which, out of the considerable sums saved by the re-
trenchment in the administration of the army, an advance of
x,333 florins, 20 pr. per month shall be made in aid of the
Sinking Fund, dating from the beginning of this year, which
nukes the sum of a million annually. This truly Royal
benefit haw caused universal joy, and enhanced the
-Mat hopes which the country conceived on the accts.
!lion of his Majetty to the throne, and width have been
.gtreallY in a gre Th
at degree realized. e Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund, and the Commissioners named by the States,
kftTe presented to his Majesty an address of thanks, expressing
the gratitude of the commission, and of the whole country for