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THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 14, 1826.

Papers of M
The French
eTotitterssdeat Tuesday morning reached
dated and in
Wednesdaythe night wineln:nsdimorning,
received,agy,sati dnbi night
hi
express, pl: rt'te: i I:es 1;411
cEofunt of the opening of the two Chambers on Tues.
day°,ilaend the Speech delivered by the clConitginoifngFitaAnt::*
It is not in a Royal Speech, delivered Such 3
, that we usually expect to findm on
uchiilforo:.
toicocna srineosp
respecting the foreign relations of a country ; but,'
at this particular
ficient to crisis, when a word might be s A
indicate the line of policy 1 • F ' °id'
probably ptulue in conse
Peninsula, and of the measures
about to
adopt, the Speech of the French KIN° *1
tinugentthoe
looked for with
be surprised if t
certain expressions which We find in 1
gather at an earlier uuernecse sovwlf, i the
eh
this events
n 1 noc e ni in
y:hit:s
do not, on perusal, excite a still deeper hestint for the
next indications of the real intentions of Goe
fittlitatnedcoiattettroyb.
ject4Hi:f.i‘cLAiit:gstTlive,
caihlearmdboescsrtioh:
respects the
to be the consideration of the law as he
Forests, Militar.
) Jurisdiction, the Liberty of t
and to
Press, the Organization of Juries, and the punishment)
for •
bemg engaged in the Slave Trade, says--
" I continue to receive from all foreign Government' the illfr
surance of dispositions the most frieMdly anti the most in 00'
period than usual, which he states
ml" to my own sentiments for the rnainteoance of port. . hi,
prevent their consequences."
Trouble, have recently broken out in a part of the Prolate
I shall unite my efforts to those of my Billet to put an end to $11•1*
sent posture of affairs,
Had there been no other expression in his 94.
t nry
JESTY'S Speech bearing upon the subject of toe I-
rtainti
line of
strong hopes that the advocates of a peaceable
conduct in the Cabinet of the Thuilleries would Pr 7,
rail, and that we might reasonably expect the enoi,
operation of France to put an end to the aggressi°l;4.
we should have ante
pain upon Portugal ; but we find in subsequent io,
graphs of the speech, expressions which can root
bbeeerneatdisewditnbiotuhtouetxscoitminegsdittsrtuesrt,inatteniteisostn:
oarth:sin.
nfoewasacatnivditydwoiclikehlwarildl
dock-yards
issle ufonil
cerity of the views of the GOYelltillelli.
Ins eakinf
finan I cut. regu ations, his MAJESTY SAP'''. 41 for
of the relief of the people by cerl3ill
great roads, our fortresses, and our naval arsenas.
And the indigent classes will find abundant Woo". on ou
' ) tile
And this declaration of renewed exertions o
titsleclos
that , '
' trance, industrious and tr oil w*.- 'lc-
anq , will out
new greatness, and her success in ),e he warlike
edlowinedthebpyubltilezesecs;raltst
q.r,
shed around her less lustre than wou dispky
virtue:, if honour should again oblige her to
them."We shall leave our readers to form their °/48. can.
" Gxtert.; to Obj°lll
elusions from these words, and has. teo
before the ordinary period of
Speech itself.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF FRAN"..a•
prepared for
MlN—lmportant labours have been _,Pr'r-sll yoo
this Session. Certain of your teal, I have not hesitag" t° c'
•
the army, and in the ordonnanycemrofwmnYvewo.flatui:Ccandflt esi*
h the
rey MY'
" Two codes will be submitted to our ezatniostiort i -61 to
for object to perfect the legislation of the forest*, l`nd Se 40
rules of military jurisdiction. I have onitted few ionotr.ll • d
in this work : the bases have been take': in the gaol "iii° ct•
publishing writings has developed itself,
ing forests. t, ocew
" I should have desired, if it were possible, not to ..4",•,‘„ Of
pied myself, with the press ; but in proportion Ili the leo:, •,.
abuses, which demand more extensive anti mote efficacious:4sp.
of repression. It was titne to put a stop to of
lc rst
and to preserve the Liberty of the Press it from tittile sl-
its own excesses. A project will be submitted to you for
tainment of that object. • of Oc
" Imperfections had been remarked in the oretigittle"c: orfut
Jury. I will cause to be proposed to you a project ot t•e'
...of
its /melioration, and to give it rules more conformable to th ol"
of that Institution. cut i°
" The punishments against the Slave Trade Were Jefii! 0i
efficacy, and the application of them could be eluded. 1,1,,.p or
complete legislation was necessary. I have prescribed/ t"
men, to propose to you the project of one. te ilia
" I continue to receive from all Foreign GovernMeo 0
it lies producto
_e_.n•
: OW
'mance of disposition' the most friendly and the rood 00 c
mitt' Troublesm own sentiments for the maintenance of Pell4e*niosult
" have recently broken out in a part of the Fe
eto to
I shall unite my efforts with those of my Allies, to Put a°
them, and to prevent their consequences.
ignea foc
.
will hermit our augmenting this year the fondsass
00 ..01, to
public service, with a sum equal to that of which th is
contribute were relieved by the last ties/wild law. _4,
true relief for Foy ,vvr s
"'The progressive increase of the produce of the indirevt Isiii:
" Tbis augmentation will beccoue a . ick-tLiqrse
It will free the Commune' from the eoppleturnte wn ' Aral
-to their otoorvans, tad the iadigens vlido. wig bit #lOll-