The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-30 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION

STATESMAN OFFICE, Fo►►r o'Clock.
SPEECH OF THE PRINCE REC ENT.
His Royal Highness begins by expressing his deep
concern and sorrow at the continuance of the King's
lamented disposition.
Ills Royal Highness regrets the interruption to Ma
public business of the Session in consequence of am.
event which his Royal Highness must ever &plum.
His Royal Highness then expresses it is warm ac.
knoisiedgments for the zeal and assiduity with which
both Houses have discharged the archions duties of
the Session.'

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His Royal Highness! assures Parliament, that be
cordially participates in their expression of thanks
for the Mai and abilities with which Lard Wet-
lington continues to conduct the campaign in the
Peninsula : -and while alluding to the capture of
Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz, his Royal Highness
thanks Parliament for their assistance ht enabling him
to continue to co-operate with the brave and loyal
nations of the Peninsula, relying fully upon the
conspicuous gallantry of the Allied Army, combined
with the unabated zeal of the inhabitants, for ac-
complishing the great objects of the campaign.
The renewal of the war in the North furnishes at
additional proof of the little relianc.e_ that can 'be
placed, after every kind of submission to its usurpa-
tion and tyranny, upon the Frerich Government.
His Royal Highness hopes that Parliament slid
agree to afford that co-operation to the Powers elf
the North, in their present struggle, which may be
consistent with his Royal Highness's other engage-
ments.
His Royal Highness, while he views with regret
the hostile attitude assumed by America, indulges a
hope that the relations of Peace and Amity will vitt
be restored : but if America shall still persevere in
her present unwarrantable pretensions, his Ro)al
.Highness fully relies on that assistance from Puha-
meet which will enable him to maintain, in a be-
, coming manner, the dignity and interests of the Rm-
I pire.
In the Speech to the House of Commons his Royal
Highness thanks them for the readiness e ith which
they have granted the Supplies, and while he laments
the necessity of additional burthens, hopes that a
perseverance in the present contest w ill ultimately
lead to the happiest results.
His Royal Highness, in conclusion, addresses the
Members of both Ilouses, and expresses his deep re-
gret at the disturbances which have occurred in some
of the manufacturing districts—expresses his appro.
batten of the diligence with which they have inset&
gated the causes of these disorders, and of the salu-
(tary measures which they have adopted for suppress-
ing them, and bringing the offenders to justice. Fi.
natty, his Royal Highness trusts, that when they
return to their respective Counties, they wilt
earnestly inculcate obedience to the laws, and a firm
attachment to that admirable Constitution up ti which
the glory and prosperity,of these realms have se lot*
i depended.

TALE OF MYSTERY.
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ivrrics ROOll, GITILDRAW—The Arot to the Propel&
tors of the Bull and Mouth appeared before Mr. Alder.
In as Manwav, the Sitting Magistrate at this Office, on Tuesday.
accompanied by a young Lady of genteel sod interestiog ap-
pearance, who he stated had come to the house of his employer",
on the preceding evening. She alighted from the Sirsbeiry
coach, gad was iotroduced to the bar by tbe guard, who stat-
ed, that the had bees living at the ins trig lime the eat"
departs. at Shrewsbury, for the last week, and ai length cot-
toned that she bad no money ; hut said, that if sbe was allow.
ed Wake her yamige for London, she bad muse friends mi.
dent lathe Haymarket, who would de ray alt the eßenees slur
ilichrred. In r- -"peace of *bleb -
the
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fartwaidtd to London. The person- isTheitelebarliaring lltatiisigiven her
some apheMomet, eke wits asked whereabouts in thst -Hummer.
pet hte friends lived. To this question he mode no other re.
ply tiro bursiloc into team. Having become somewhat don-
poord,rise coufes4ed she had bees deluding her protectors, add
could am, is troth; tell where say of her friends lived, in dm
ashetropplis. She at length state, that te-.e was the daaghter
of empactable parrots, residing at Bath i her brother was is
busies*, and had a house in the Market-ptsee of that tows.
—lbasuidase back, a young gentleman of that town, paid hid
address% to her, and seemed to bare formed fur her the
drawl' attachment. Untoward crests, however, prevent.
lie llr
ad the accomplishment of kfs wishes lit the formatios of as
hottiturable coneocties with bee, and became. soma..h
acted at the disappointment of his that Its gaited
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to the romantic resells , taf following him to Sin-
whet* she beard lie was coalined in a state of insanity,
maktiowir to Wt friends. SIM reached lihrewstinry, and after
floqoiries, ascertained the place of her lover's !online-
bit In vain Satiated an interview with himt tilt at
worn cot bee evertium—destitute of mosey and
premsdfer the payment of 11w-small debts stbe hui
_ tie ill% *it reettred, %the confusion and desp iir
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slime some from whence to
obtain Orr. . Vire ,knew kINO ! of the
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