Star.
London, England, 1823-01-30 00:00:00

CITY-ONE O'CLOCK.

The Speech of the King of FRANCE has excited
much interest and great indignation in the City ; and
so anxious are the Public for the success of the Spa-
niards, that three cheers were given at the Stork Ex-
citange on the first opening of the market. Many ,
parts of the French KING'S Speech seem incompre-
heusible to the Public, and the fall of the various
Funds has not been so great as was expected.
An opinion now prevails iu the City, that England.
may yet be the means of preventing the war, by her
active interference, or by a declaration in favour
Spain. This report keeps up the Fundx. .The-Publi
look with great anxiety for .che KtiO-Speechl,oa.'
opening of the Parliament on Tuesday. •
It is said there ;s great bustle
Office, and. that :a fleet of oliservatiommoill-be-sens
. the Mediterranean; .. • ...
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The die- is. at,iength *lf —X.ou.zs IWO. big .
tided to involve Europe in one of the most iniquitous
wars that ever took place .sure unjust wars were
Fashion. . This decision .was rqade, ,known to
Chambers on their meeting miTiihday. . This
merit, which reached us by express, we shall at
introduce to our Readers:
SPEECH OF TfIR KING OF FRANCK,' '
DEUTSRZD AT TUX MINING Or Tali MIXON Or mina* aluanis?A,
ON TUESDAY, JANOAXT

" Gmnsznall—The length of the two last amojeft,Shodhen
time which they have left you unoccupied, wotdd have mademe
wish to be able to put off for a short time the openiniathe present.
But the regular vote of the expenditure of the State is an
tags of which you have felt all the value; and in order
serve it, I have counted upon the same devotion which were
cessary for me to obtain it.
" The situation of the interior of the kingdom is improved—
the administration of justice loyally exercised by the
Ms* owl religiously directed by Magistrates, has
..ssink to the plots and attempts at revolt which were encouraged
by dile hope of impunity.

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" I have concluded with the Holy SIM. lasso Conventions
which were necessavp for the formation of the new *miles ,
which the law authorises the establishment.. . --
" Everywhere; the Churches will be prmanity6Blinill•
tors ; and the Clergy of France, completely istfinioitoillill
upon us the bindings of Paovuttect. • ' ,; ' 4.7 -'
" I have provided by Ordeunames, its ecomempi..isir
ruses required, regular order in the accounts., &At illildi
will submit to the mmtion of the law the acommtlf,oxpie
of the year 1821: they will furnish you wills", emtement
the receipt and expense& effected, in 1822,
and resources to be mipected in' Nee; '' - '-'• • ' .••••
44 It results from these doeuttentsilAttliSipellie Mipiatles
being liquidated—even those which At milititylprpietiikas
have rendered Detaisary—we• enter slap Am; year 1825 •
linty millions of excess upon the acemets:lpm for this
d that the Budget for 1624 will prim:tn.& %hike of
• • expenses, without requiring the employment of this
" France awed to Europe the example.of sprosperity
people cannot obtain but by the return to religion--to
suacy—to order--to true liberty. That salutary example
pow givis. . • . '
. . ... , . . .
. , 44 MIA Thyme Janne permits, that; after having for
difie made other nations Safer- the terrible Meet& 'atom'
• rs, we ibould ourselves be exposed 444144 M brought
by similar calamities amens /)eighbaso.24 moot, '
44 I have made eTtry aolleavontc to goamnmethe mestity
airy Nei/lei and to riVirnlC Spain *emelt from thi•emsemity
Misfortune. The infatuation with Which the repreiestadom •
eat Madrid. have been reiectest, lCyes *de hope
saving peace. • • 1 ' . I
" t hare' ordered th016114..0f my *Watt: one
&Mould Frinchsite", eamoliikaidh. d Prill'e.i!/..n'y
by .hina whotis my. heart d. to to call my:Mu—are
tpareh,. tavoking-•the Goo of St. Ifonii, for the sake
ierv!pgAe. drape of Spilln to I: deMoodint Oratory
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,pot *at tie kin:dolt float lir sells; Ind ist retioncilbig
widt Europe. • • - ' ••' • - • • • . . _ .
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Let Ferdinand VII. be free to
.give to his people instlititions