The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

• AUG iIirTEL Wag NOE.
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Poftwowni, lusig,' • ft—Arrived the Mu-
optic brig, (en.euraeos, with die tches in charge
elan °freer) who landed ant( eat to London.
with theta..''- They are ropo!ted..o be Of import.'
once, but their nature is oot exactly iiseelt!doed.•
They however relate to Spanisk matters, and
those 'not of the most favourable.' tendency to the
cause of Ferdinand., • .7
Railed the Hussar frigate for the Baltic; And
the Ulysses, of 44 guns, Captain Baker, for Ply.
month ; also the risiplavie, for Lymington,
Caine-into harbour the furieuse frigate, Clip-
tain Simpson.

DEAL, JUNE 21.--Arrivea the Joseph and
Afars, Mitchell) in 50 days;•from New P.revi:
denco.
Sailed the 'Speculator lquer, Witlia.ionvoy of•
transports for Harwich. •• • • , •
Came down from the River*ltb Majesty's ship
Fo'detiers.

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elhttsfociwat; Just 10.—Arrived another Mail
from Malt*, brought here by the. Prince Ernest
packet, last frog Gilirdiai, in 18 days passage.
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Glair Ekir.fri Di
../17111 2L.—Arrived-.t he. ifkosger,
Yoenger, frond Übes-•;..Commosiore
Ilinky, frbtn ; Johaeita,- Aarger,, from
'Lisbon; and the Francis, Misiter,.froin Antigua.
' Sailed the. Inifiai,
,Barclay,- for 'Rio Janeiro;
and Cumberland, Parker, foe Martiniq•uv.
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• • igPEditl.tiL PARLIAMENT.. • • ,;
' . HOUSE o.g, LORDS, JUNC 41..
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The Lords 011ministinners having taken eieir seats no the
WooLsark,„ a message wits sent to the Commons, regilesting
'their attendance. The Speaker accordingly, with several
other Members, appeared at the Bar, when the Royal Assent
was given to ten bill Public and Privatt, antudg which
were the Westminster Improvement, the here Forest lnclo-
ere, the Admiralty Registering, and the Drury-lane Theatre
lilt Majesty's Message was then read by the Lord Chan-
cellor us arrows-
1‘ My Lords and Gentlemen,.
• !i As the public business has been completed,
' his Majesty has deemed it proper to put a period
to the Session ; his Majesty has commanded us to,
express the satisfaction which he feels at'the con.
:Vest of Guadaloupe, which, with the reductiott
-; of .the Dutch' Settlement in that quarter,• has de-
prived his enemies of the only possessions which
'.thoy had in that part of the world.
• " My Lords find Gentlemen,
" His Majesty has commanded us to thank you
for the liberal provision you have 'made fin the
service of the year. Ile laments that the provi-
aloe ihould necessarily have been so great ; but,it
is no small consolation to him to reflect that it
should have been made without any increased tai.
ation upOn this Country ; that those measures of
finance which have been extended to Ireland, will
fall only upon those articles which will .not inter-
fere• with ite growing prosperity ; and that it has
been practicable to lessen some of Aha burthens,
and Ma; some ".of the regulations-which pressed
upon that part of the United' liiogdutn. It is a
great satisfaction to his Majesty also to state, that
the increase of ourcommerceinall directions, and
in new. aliannels, in spite Of• the efforts,-of the
enemy,p. &flab's us to bid defiance to his attempts,'
and psoinisu to raise us to the•lighest pitch nf. na-
tional i;ros;7crity.
tt His Majesty commands us to thank you for
-the liberal provision which lsai' been made-fur the
Duke of littusswici. •
• fit His Nlajeity commands us to orpre* to you'
• Isie• satisfaction, that Portugal, resene4.-by hie
Mapsti'a forces from the power of the enemy, is
'making every possible preparation for repelling,
• with the aid, of his arms, all his future attempts.
' llls Majesty also feels great pleasure in stating,
that .Spain., uotwithstandiouall the reverses which
• she has.experienceill is still unsubdoed, and still
determined: to persevere in the same righteous
cause, which his Majesty has no doubt will ulti-
mately triumph over her invaders. •
Lords.and Gentlemen,
• His • Majesty feels it to be his duty to desire
that, in returning to your respectiveveOuties, you
will recommend to all his faithful subjects a regard
to order and obedience to the laws, which can
alone 'mere domestic tranquillity and national
7ha ppineas, and-glee effect to •that paternal airec.
• • doer which has.. been .the uniform feefing-of
s'.• heart, and the invariable principle of hie conduct. •
• • ~..fifi His Majesty comntauds •us to declare, that
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persevere in maintaining that zeal for, the
- • prosperity of the' Emiiire,..nbich he bas endee..
• *toured to evince ever:since Disko) Providence ecim„
mined' the happinms'of his people to his ,charge;
'and be relies upon the affections QS 'his -people,
their attachtreot to the laws, and an is. obedieffee
• • to theirauthority, which can 41one ettafflo hith :to
preserve 'tin Constitution, astd;trans%il.nniro gait.;
• ad to posterity the blessings which. so •emi941.13
distinguishithe Otitis,' Empire."
„The tommisSion for Puroguing Parliament beioglread,lhe
Lerd Chant-elle( declareil the Parliament prorogued' 'to
Titeiday, theillst of August neat. The Cumfatelintiettltere.
the. Archbishop of Canterbury, the •Lord High, LIVID".
- the•Earli 411 estutorlaad dad Ayleeford,, &sod tit arepals
• of'Vellt.sles,
.••• The ludic other Peers, iffiltasal or temporal. who attendbd
p hi their places robed, *me 'the •Duke of Beaufort, the Eaviii
of Witichelsea and eamdeni• ,Lords Seanchtimp,iatidWal-
'Sitighani, and two others, with WO Prelates. Only out
Lady Was present. • • . - '
the Prorugatiun took phial Italflast three o'clock. •
IMO OF COACCOIO, ,TUNE 11. "
The 11 idS beittemetithe•Spealter awaited the esealllialeie
• purls; when the Usher o( the Black Rod sop' .egeP
. • ,:istiamonetilhe Douse' to the Bar ofAlte Bosse fit Lo ?•)
On hit refurrt'from. the Lords' House' the Spea
•Ilkirotd.the Lononiats' Home dart he had heard the Atuisil
• jent certans Bills (for which see our report; Or '
t, sell.e_lords),- did the tipeecit authorized •by
h m!. Pcurog.uton of' Parliament. The Spetigfit's: Tsolt tue., a..he-read th;:i part
,df the Speech which e
• sonallf.mrthe Sov'erelio. ° •
TltesHoute.c.944eintog upp4warctdist
tie
tswi)oca4.hunder rtedu_leettibe.
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. ;161.trof left kart.; arc,com
phrateerliftving preelnusly -141<eii keit" ft"
Speaker, With the utmost ilefeteuce and cordiality. " the
Adjourned till August -
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