The Sun.
London, England, 1816-02-01 00:00:00

THE SPEECH'.

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We arc now. enabled to-r4ttiftif qtii• pledge
lay l)efore *our. Readeri .a Vl;tlc:r OUTLII

',Abe PRINCE REGENT'S Speedil;wittotfbiSteei

livered by the. LORD CHANCELLORr evenre-ta

Royal Higthnesi's Con)missiimers to the assen 4

_Parliament Alf Great Bfitilin

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The Speech ,commences with an. exprethion at

elect) regret, on the part. of the PRINCE Itacqtitt,
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continuance of his MAJESTY'S Malik
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The next topic states, that the Patvcg ttsartx„
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had called them together to announce ttitt,utetra.

tion.of Peace tbroughdut Europe. ,„

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The splendid success of his NrA'siiifisi" grins ip

ecnjunition with our Allies had happily effected

the re-establishment of his Christian Majesty im

the capital of, his dominions ; and it has been

Lis Royal Highness's endesvour to promote such

arraugernents as appeared to be best calculated to

provide for the !Wing repoia 'acid security of

urope.

It was, impossible to prevent many difficultia

(corn occurring in the progress of momentous'

ty►enta, but by moderation and prudence they

have been effectually surmounted.

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The intimate Union of -the Allied rowel-4:4 d
the importance of-maintainivthitostaktilliiih
bappily 'subsisting, afford the.best piospeat orih p
continuance of the same unanimity, and thp-beneL
teial consequences that may be expected from it., •

The PittNC.l3 REGENT has- directed that Copies
of the several Treaties and Conventions
kid befordPurliament. %dl.,
a 'o9l.:dq

The extraordinary events resukingeofreosithi
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Trench Revolution render it,nectitarpliat every
possible precaution should hi adospleityii'n viate
the recurrence of such events, and thfir copse.

Vienlee s.

His litqat Highness coneuvre.l in rill mesenves

ttleemett necessary to guard against danger, and
relies on the co-operation of Parlian►ent in such

protieedings as may be essential to give effect to

them.

To the House of COMMOnt,
The Patsce ltratNT has directed Estimates of

elie.presept year to be laid before it.

The PR/NCE RE(ENT expresses his happiness at
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the opportunity of stating that the Mar►utacturas,

Commerce, and Revennes of the Countq are in. a

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41burishing condition.

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The. great exertion whiCh', the 'House in.
*bled hisituyal Highness to make last year, 41)14,
brought the'great contest in which were engaged,
to a speedy termination.:

itis 6oYaf Higtrness iarncnts the heavy press-
sires which such exertion must 'unavohlisliir
bave pi-04144m1, but assures the Boost that it
rely an his tiispositiOn to' Cancur in every tneivite&
of 'economy that may be:conthitent'ri(ll.oi 'sews-
rity of tie country, .au4 Liu high, atiOuAihich
it occtipies 1 - " , :

My Lon* acid Gentlemen,
The negocreiri6ni which the PRINCI ReoiNT
announced a; ',herald of the lot Senior, respect-
fug Atlierica, have' been hrouihi to a satisfactory

tlisi:toittl Highness has -Ordered a copy of the
Treaties to he Witt betereTarliament, ern! Ao4bts

4,10,t that they will be -found advat4ageiiiiiip

interests of both countries.

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vklostilities with the Island 'of Ceylon, and thn
- Comment of India, have been I ouglil to*a lieu?
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sessful conclusion.

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Those ith Ceylon in pariicular, are higlkiy
honourable to the British Gliaratteri and will

.essentially conduce to the internal prosperity of

%that vhltiable possession.

'The operations in India have led to an
Lstlte, which has been concluded in teraulltitte
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prossnin: licuce in that tin.irter,
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At the dose or Contest so itlipOrto,/
rittNCt I.I,LGENi• cannot but tee' deeply iadcbtal

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spirit of iiis'lVajesty's PeoPle.
The Speech conclude i wiill` ati 'ils+OWai on the
part, f the PRINCE REGENT, that it will be the
stant endeayouriof his Royal Highness to inaintaio,
by justice and moderation the high-character whicii
this Country. has acquired among the nations of
the World, ant' tincter'' the guidance of Divine.

Providence,, to adopt every puysible measdre, that
may effectually read to promote the . prosper:4y,
the honour anti aecurit'y of the British Dousiaiona,,