The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-20 00:00:00

subject at times to tits

ie Repart of the Repola.
•morrow .
ics Bill was reed the re-
titled oi: Friday.
Repeal Bill wee brntigitt
red tn, the Blil MY ur,
marrow:
o'clock.
AI Si tr.-
PERS.

• .
DRUDAT, !WARM IC
writ tspoo his ltsjeky-
s hie speech On the nisei.%
present the: said answer. •
re sentiments which your
oss the opening of
tb leeiaaiure, could nos
he representatives-of this
dings of loriand Antes
non of your Maiesty, but
ecirrity which is neressatff
save the country, and fat'
risible minuet, the throes'
• you. but which the lore
Cot yen.
r which the sittings of this
re extraordinary, and ?te-
am I, a vast field to the pit-
o( the Spanish people, they
Tee to the magnitude of
wortbily to your Majesty's
°rims footsteps of a Prince,
resentatives of his people,.
pistice, independence, the
decorum and (1101 of the
ie care. This intimate and
Iva the great problem which
arid a Monarch worthy of
g the caprice and the arra-
will have the singular glor
ijeets. defended the rights of
sod the it:stridence of
sy 0101104 •to rade-
welFit not .rrp'stetl. ta
11.14salltutsot EtWore, 'arid
ii,siatlng ray' "snisl.-M.
he condition of Asia!
ovincid of the injustice and
actentionr, t•as_given a suit-
he Continental Powers of
em by your firm resolution,
rn •possesses too much eon-
nee, to submit either to ea.
alsb passers.... rigour, that it
ot permit then' to be attacked
ye nothing to add to the
,jest
teaching the conduct of the
winced with your Majesty
re aga:nst reason to refute er-
t it ill tart:owe the Coh-
eirs to apologize fur our just
oerisy, we need say ro.hing
o'r Majesty, that if the best
9 Most Christian Monarch be
d tuustancy of your Cortes,
he wisdom and profound ju,le-
sill rave to the wh-le world
• Majesty placed your hopes in
deviating from the path of tl e
e to' our Majesty and to then.-
how, as they hitherto have
rev worthy of the heroic nation
•rn itideiiinies.
ever will forget the profound ob-
ale by your Majesty, and which
repeating. • No—' Reason and
courage than the grntus ot
rf-
he nation which cepitulate witts
ilb is so notorious, is already
be law which is endeavonred to
nos, is the extreme of ignominy.'
nor, form the ru'e by which the
:orduct and, like your Majest.•:.
d magnanimous character of 'a
its honour, so incapable of coas-
t or infamy,se jealous of its rights
y aud the great actions which have
, they do r.ot clout.t, that as it sin -
notating and to many sacrifices, the
against the formidable legiontt,
d the mi:itary genius if the Ant:-
humbled all the rest of Europe,
ke manner &fend, with the tan e
t, the dignity of your Majesty and
!pendent e. the rights, add the glory
armed so many prodigies when de-
F's aid and cooperation, of what
when ultimately united with its
by the Constitution of 1812, onst
dispose') tdcontribute every effort
I the fulfilment of which you Sac.:
sll yon-`prosperity ?
er Majesty. your security, and that
are above all things ineisprusslite
The Cortes have in anticip triton
removing to the point which your
verutucnt may consider most tit, and
it your MAjesty, convinced of the
sure, will carry it into effect wi,ll
e impottanre of such a resolution

heard with the greatest satisfaction
has communicated to them on the
h Which your liovernmest has ext..
of the Cortes. for organising aril
; and they trust, With your Ma-
rot services and victories whirls the
ins over the factious, ore, without
s of more it:tiortaqt telumplis over
of the Provinces, the deception from
persons have by dear-honght ear.
and the conviction of all, that tiro
af.chor whereby the vessel of the
Comae threatening tempest, leave vo
aof the certainty. of triumph ; slut,
hey sae of opinion, that neither the
me will be sapable of attests" the
nalion, which is not aclcubtovit a to
voice,
urtes congratulate your Majesty on
hich the different branches of the
au present with regard to the fumy ;
with your Majesty, they will uncea
vil for the naionaldefenre as in the
c system on which depend at once
be glory, and the prosperity Of the

soos after returned, an 1 Senor Sales.
.1, " The deputation 01 the tortes has
of the King the auswer to his 51ajec-
was read on the opening of the second
astute of the fortes; and his Maj,tty
• sith his accustomed goodness. The
;mown to the King thy revet of te
jetty's Ind', poetion, a!lit thee.t hts
"
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