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~ Commissioners, % BOTH Houses
q NJ ) In Lament, on Tuesday, January
21. 1906.
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,4my Loras and Gentlemen,
~ ,,.,aacs OF the authority given to
III : rs s. Maiesty's commission under the
. y :. among other Things, to declare
gsal 'sss' Of his holding this parliament,
o 49, .s,y has directed ITO Call your at
psn . the most decisive success which
i'''s a,oce ha, youchsafed to bless his ma
|I.,,,, arms at sea, since you were last as
.nDlsd IN parliament.
' r., ACTIVITY aud perseverance OF his ma.
- assts. have been conspleuousiy dis
91, ~ i the pursuit aad attack OF the diff
~ .o,adrons of the enemy, and every
',,o,n,sr has terminated to the honor of
1, Blush flag, and the dlminusion OF the
-, force of the powers with whom his
.,i.,,y is at war. But the victory obtained
1.-The combined Aeetof France & Spain,
.fCaps Trafalgar, has manifested, beyond
3 exDloit recorded even in the annals OF
i. Brush navy, the skill and enterprise
fS, maiessy's officers and seamen; and
i. aestructinn OF so large proportion OF
h: rNal strength of the enemy, has not
slv confirmed 10 the most signal msaner,
h, maritime superiority OF this country, bus
i, ESSENTIALLY contributed to the security
d his maies,y's dominions.
Hi, majesty most deeply regrets that the
tyOftha! memorable triumph should nave
ha auhappilv clouded by the fall of the
Hrr commander under whom, il was at
dad; and be is persuaded that YOU will
Aaat ;hls lamented, but glorious serml.
Hon Of series of trancendant exploits,
lins distinguished expression of the
hdng gratitude of this country; and that
paBdl therefore cheerfully concur in ena-
ling his majesty, to annex to those ho-
nn which he has conferred on the family
dhsla.e Lord Viscouns Nelson, such a
mark Of national magaihcence, as may pre-
ere to the latest posterity, the memory
athls name and services, and the benefit
d bis great example.
Ills majesty has commanded US further
slatOrm you, that, whilst the superiority
dhs arms at sea has been thus uniformly
Merted aud maintained, he has net been
'nllng 10 his eadeavours to apply the
mans which were SO literally at his dispo-
u In aid ofsuch ofthe powers of the con.
aent as evlnced determination to resist
ls formidable and growing encroachments
France. He has directed the several
''atles entered into for this purpose to be
40 before you; aud though he cannot but
ssply lament that the events of the war in
'''nany have disappointed his hopes, and
'o 10 an untavorable issue, yet his males
'seis confident, that, upon a review Of
q Steps which he has taken, you will be
aOplnion that ne has left nothing undone
y y M part, to sustain the efforts of his
! and that he has acted in strict con.
%alIy to- the principles declared by him,
%,recognlzed by parliament as essential
u !, interest aud security of his own do.
II !. as well as the general safety of
s continent.
nsa great consolation 20 his majesty,
y. one IN which he ispersuaded you will
..ac'pa'e, that although the emperor of
.'a,nany has felt himself compelled to
,a from the contest, his majesty con-
!. sa's 70 receive from his august ally the )
Y. 'of Russia, the strongest assur-
rs Of mistaken adherence to that gene
n N : enlightened policy by which he has
s4sf'o been ac,uated; aud his majesty
!. 70 doubt thar you WILDE fully sensible
,@s Important advantages to be derived
:. - Preserving at ali times the closest and
'sa. 40" "i"' ''"' 'O
. Gentlemen e ofthe House Of Commons,
!. n's majesty has directed the estimates
-, ,us year to be laid before you, and has
, ). US to inform you, that; they
/ formed upon that scale of exertion
sa The present situation of the country
~ indispensable. His majesty fully
!. Opoa your granting him such sup
~ as hmm d.,a l.l.Iu.:1- Al !. ,,,,.>l..