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OPENING OF. THE SESSION.
HOUSE OF LORDS, NOVEMBER 4.
Thiaday, about two o'clock, his Royal Highness
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usual state, attended by the Royal Suite, in which
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" My Lords, and Gadlemers,
. I
"his with the deepest regret that I am again
obliged to announce to you the continuance of his
Majesty's lamented indisposition.
"The great and splendid success with which it has
pleased thyme Pitovunnses to bless his Majesty's :
arms and those of his Allies, in the course of the pre-
sent campaign,. has been productive of the most im-
portant consequences to Europe.
• " In Spain the glorious and decisive 'victory ob-
tained near Vittoria, has been followed by the ad-
Vence of the Allied Forces to the Pyrenees—by the
repulse of the enemy in every attempt to regain the
ground he had been compelled to abandon—by the
reduction of the fortress of St. Sabastian—and finally
by the establishment of the Allied Army on the..
'Frontier of Fr,mce.
- •
- - 0 In this series of brilliant operations. you int
have observed- with the highest satisfaction.' ttm,
consummate skill and ability of the great Com-
wander, Field-Marshal the Marquis of Welling-
ton, and the steadiness and, unconquerable spirit
which have been equally displayed by the troopi of
„the three nations united under his command. -
s' The termination of the armistice in the North
of Europe, and the declaration of tsar by the. Em-
peror -of Austria against France, have been most
happily accompanieO or a system of cordial union
and concert amongst ale Allied Powers. '
4 4
IThs, KENT.
• • •By Mr._ PEVXON, 44 The effects of this union -have even surpassed
—'" --4-^ those expectations which it was calculated to excite.
" By the signal victories obtained over the French
armies in Silesia, at Calm, and at Dennevitz, the
efforts of the enemy to penetrate into the heart of the
Austrian. and Prussian territories, were completely
frustrated. •
" These successes have been followed by a course of
operations, combined with so much Judgment, and
executed with such 'consummate prudence, vigour:
and ability, as to have led in their result, nor only to
the discomfiture of all those projects which the Ruler
of France bad so presumptuously announced on the
renewal of the contest, but to the capture and de-
ssruetion of the greater part of the, army under his
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"of force, by the DeAaration of Band* against
Frande.
es I am confident you will ♦iew with particular sa-
tisfaction the renewal of the ancient connection with
the Austrian Government. and that, justly appretiat.
lug all the value of the accession of that great Power
to the common cause, you will be ptvpared, as far as
citrooistances ma< <bk me

y permit, to enc.— to support
, Imperial Majesty in the vie/ sous prosecution a
COMIC
“ The war &lawn this Country and the United
States of Arnee-

I:lloiinmm . .
Allow the Peers who *tended were their Royal Acer.:ltill continues, but I have the
INghseasse the Dukes of Yoax, CLARENCE, Karr, satisfaction to iofosin Tun, that the measures adopted
luau& and CAMBRIDGE, the principal Officers Of by the Gs:minutiae of the United. Stases tor the
Sasse, the Duke of Nostrowc, Marquisses Watt.ssurr, conquest of cladZabaue been frustrated by the vs.
CAMERIX, and ABERCORN, the Earl of DABIBLEW. SIE • ,___rot .
Hiswu ' . es troops,
.. and by the seal and by-
Lords GRIRVILLE and lIDLLawn came afterwards.
-alty of His . rican subjects,' • . . ~.. .
Thee 'were pelmet, also:. all the Foreiget Ambition.
,eh Couns Mussini And.dei Twilit. Judges. 'We a Whilst Great ataiii, 1/4 ilisistisetioa *A her
. •-• , • „,,_
bane ivitnesses4e, nosnerp,s ANL , ABses,• is erartmg bei; iiimlifalfroligik against Ibis - •
,Adieseeenspicaous kw their beast/ said • ..-1
widecommon enerhf bi inafteiodern stat!ons,k it
sanest be
drest.• Lady Cerruti:eon was
sot cisme ou biue.. feathers, and Lady gum& , matter of deep regret mead an additional enemy in .
wore the crescent' jewel be*owed upon ler ii the government of a country, whose real iniesest, in
= us
by the. Gentle Semliki& for his.brave. tune the ' of this great contest, must be the same as
so services at the siege of Acre. ,
our own.
!wax liicskulas havinttaken his seat on the. - • ~
,one, Mr. QUALMS, Acting Usher of the Black 14 It ie known to the world, that...thii tem, was
. .
.cod ow seat to command the immediate attendance not the aggrelsor in this war. •• : '
... - --_ Ai
if the Commons who, to a considerable number, with a I have not, hitherto, seen any.disposition on Ile
Pie SAMBRE at 'their bead, appeared at the Dar. part of the Government Of the United States to tibia.
HIS ROYAL litonan
s then delivered the following it, . . -
of which I could avail myself, consistently with a •
-.(01 gincions Speech :
due --,,0f - ' ,

attention to the iuterests., his Majesty's subjects.
" I am at all times ready to after into diseussiott
with that Government for a conciliatory adjustment
1:01 the differences bet Ween the two conntries, upon -
principles of perfect reciprocity, not inconsistent with
.the established ,maxims of public law, and with die
' maritime rights of the British Empire.
44 Gesoloaes of she Meese of Cotonou.
a I have directed the estimates forte service, of
.the ensuing year to be laid before you.
" I regret the necessity of so liege an expenditure,
fiu Mich lam confident, however, on will judge -to be
lionfoidable, when the extent and nature of odr ;Ai&
.tern exertions are considered. • -
"t entertain no doubt of your readiness to furnish
. ch supplies as the public service fluky requite.
64 I congratulate - you on. the improved and lon.
fishing state of sur commerce, and, P trust that the
ant harvest which we have. received Cretin the
istqateftd band -OrfifeaWetiniter-thwilig. tbe-rreeeist - - •
year, will afford*niaterial relief to his Majesty's Peo-
ple, and produce a considerable augmentation in •
many branches of the Revenue. .
- ' 46- My Lords. and Genslnnm,
" I congratulate you on the decided conviction
which now happily prevails throughout se large a
portion of Europe, that the war in which ti.e Allied
' Powers are engaged against the Ruler of France is a
-war of necessity, and that his views of universal do.
- minion can only be defeated by combined and de-
termined resistance.
a The public spirit and national enthusiasm which
have successively accomplished the delivetance of the
Kingdomsof Spain and Portugal, and of the Russian
EMpire, now equally animate the German people ; •
1 and we may justly entertain the fullest confidence, that
1 the same perseverance, on their part, will ultimately
lead to the same glorious result.
" I cannot but deplore most deeply the continuance
of this extended welfare, and of all those miseries
which the insatiable ambition of the Ruler of France
has so long inflicted upon Europe.
de No disposition to require from France sacrifices
of any description inconsistent with her honour or
just pretensions as a nation, will ever be on my part,
or on that of Ms Majesty's Allies, an obstacle to peace.
" The restoration of that great blessing, upon
principles of justice and equality, has never ceased
to be my anxious wish ; but I am fully convinced,
that it can only be obained by a continuance of
those efforts which have already delivered eo large
a part of Europe from the power of the enemy.
" To the firmness and pet severance of this Coun-
try, these advantages may, in a givat degree, be as.
cribed.. Let this -consideration animate us to new
exertions, and we shall thus, I trust, be enabled to
bring this long and arduous contest to a conclusion,
which will be consistent with the independence of all
the Nations engaged in it, and with the general se.
curity of Europe."
The Commons then withdrew, and immediately
afterwards the PRINCE REGENT departed, and their
Lordships adjourned during pleasure,
The House being resumed at five o'clock,
The new Bishop of London, Dr. How Lay. was in-
troduced, and took the customary oaths and his seat ;
as did also the Duke of RICIIMCND and the Marquis
of AsencoßN.
The LORD CHANCELLOR then read the
Speech of his Royal Highness, which was repeated
by the Clerk, and
Lord DIGBY rose to move an Address, which he
prefaced by a short speech I the Address was, as
usual, an echo of the speech. •
Lord CLARE seconded the Address in a maiden
speech. He oegan by congratulating their Li.: _j-
' ships on the agreeable prospects which, after so many

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