Star.
London, England, 1830-02-10 00:00:00

THE LORDS' ADDRESS.

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PROTEST.

DISIENTIZNT,
1. Because it is the bounden duty of Parliament to
examine the causes of public distress, and, as far as may
be in its power, to administer speedy and effectual relief.
2. Because the grievous distress which now afflicts the
country in many branches of productive industry appears
to be the resultof Legislative measures, and might, there-
fore, be relieved, if not altogethei removed, by a different
course of policy, particularly with respect to the currency,
as the alteration in its value has greatly increased the
weight of all the public burdens, and of all the private en-
gagements which existed previously to that alteration.
3. Because the relief which ought to be administered
cannot be delayed withoht injury and injustice, and also
without danger to the country, of which the welfare must
be destroyed, and of which the tranquillity Might be dis-
turbed by a continuance of the distress which is now
suffered.

STANHOPE.
RICHMOND (for lit and 3d Reasons).
The following was Earl Stanhope's Amendment to the
Address :

" That this House views with the deepest sorrow and
anxiety the severe distress which now afflicts the country,
and will immediately proceed to examine its causes, and
the means of administerifig speedy and effectual relief."

The following is an extract of an interesting private.
letter from Rio Janeiro, dated let Dec. 1829 :—" lles
intended expedition in aid of the Azores, naturally ex-
, cites much attention here ; and it is understood that it I
is only retarded until the change of Iminiatry is effected ;
that will make the Marquis da BA ILBACENA as influential
es; from his high character and superior talents, he
ought to be. The new EMPRESS appears a great fa-
vourite already; her abolition of the ceremony of kneel-
ing at Court has pleased the Nobility ; and the anecdotes
that have been circulated of her affability to all classes,
have made her already beloved by the people. The
Wing of handkerchiefs, whenever she has appeared in
the theatre, has been prodigious. Nothing can exceed
,the EMPZIWIL'it affection for her; and he is altogetheti
remarked to be in peculiarly good humour. You wilt
have heard that the second Princess, the Duchess o
OANTOS,I2 to visit Europe—a itep irltich the Eitrteole,
hit Ws further encouraged to take, (ruin the Initial
.which the health of her sister, the young QUEILW, 11
rived from the European climate. Donna vie ale bad
pow quite the fresh countenance of an Eugfish TON :.
lady ; and is really, with her blue eyed iiiidlight heir
sweet and beentifel object for the ortition of her
jests. Her MA, MITT has been little in public sip= "
Morn, owing to a local weakness in her legs,
prevents her from walking; but this is nothing
than she has been for some time !object to. lir . •
thict Portuguese court is kept up with at! dee state, iiiii
tilt . Eli 1. x ROA is extremely *Willer Hi his irdituctoeil
ifer the due observance of itiqeette among the Quzated
Iheeiehold. let us hope that she may one day bold heel
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