Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-28

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possession 3 Of the battery wbias a'assa.
shs navigation Of Inc Eyd na'ea coaa la.' -
g The admiralty from adm may ,'e,iy,t
which were brought to Grim .,s, Gantis
cutter. /, A,,he date Of these, I 4. " sva
nos reached its destination. r.. .s tse,ha
nulng its progress towards H. ~ IVA y :. coaa
Parliament !. vas proroguea , hhns at'
with the to!lawiog speech from ! s'aoo,
ty,5 commissioners : 'a2iy,
y. ny Lords and Gentlem,n
- have 1t 10 command from.
Jesiy 70 express the satisfaction w vi a' ~,
he sads himself enabled TO civ, ~" W. Will
recess watch, after the geesI. ana yoa la.,
exsrsions which you have made 10 - u .
patch d public business, mu,, :, 10. % dis
vanced season, fthe year b. So o, J, Msad'
~ desirable. r'''''ulas
!" His nsjes'y has Seen grasisu.lv !,
ed TO direct Us TO return his ttapk. & peas
steady loyalty apd at,achnen, 10 NJ ~ !, The
soa ADD government, ADD jealous d l' psS
to the public service, which b,vs us,0oa
terised all yoas deliberations. ~ sa''ac'
especially 10 thank you for the sr su a''s'
exefticns which you have enabled , !;
make for the augmentation of,,br ~. Nm to
toEee CT the kingdom. "'a'y
/" Gentlemen Of tie Aouse Of csnn,.,
:" His majesty has commandea !.
turn you his warmest thanks f., = ofs
plies which YOU have granted with ~ suP'
cheerfrlnsss for the cnrren. yrs, "u'o
when he considers ihe provision ,,t saa
you have raade for those con,inc.o, a''n
unforeseen services. which The eyen,' sDa ~
the war May reader necessary, his ,,,; ~. VI
has the greatest satisfaction in rrcocol. 'y
the wisdom wferewith, 10 a lime a.
traordipary difficulties, you have an,i.;, "a
ed the possible demands which tko,a d Es:'
cuhiss may occasiea. N'4'
81" MY LORD, and Gentlemen,
I" His majesty commands US III ...,..
you. that he deeply depIores the uofo,m
nate issue Of the war upon The coo,Orn, ~
:" The.immeuse extension Of The noy,,
and influence of France, and ,be p1d.
galsed determina.ionof The enemyto sm
pIoy the means aud resources Of ,bos.
countries WHICH. he possesses or copt,oj,
for.the purpose ofaeaec,iDg the ruin Of
this kingdom, undoubtedly present a for.
aidable view of,shs dangers aud di6cu,.
ties which this country has to encounter
"But his majesty trusts, ,ha, The loysl
aud brave people over whom he rsg;ns arc
not to be daaa,ed or d,sheartenca.
7 :" From the recollection Of those Difficult
ties under which his people have success,
fully Struggled, and ofthose dangers which
they have happily srrmoun,ed, his msic..
ty derives the consolation OF believing Iha,
the saGe spirit and perseverance which
have hitherto remained unbroken will con.
tinue to be exerted with undated yigct
and success.
9 Aud while his majesty commands Us
TO repeat the assurances of his con:.antrea.
diness TO entertain any proposals tina! may
lead to 3 secure aud honorable peace, he
commands us. at the same time to express
his coIhdencethas his parliament aud his
people will feel with him the necessity OF
persevering inthose vigorous efforts which
alone can give the character Of honor 10
any negotiation. or The prospect OF sscu'l'
~ or permanency TO any peace.
=" dis majesty therefore trusts that bis
people will always be ready TO supporthIa
in apy.measure which maybr necessay'0
defeat the designs Of his enemies against
The independence Of his majesty's d0m''
mons, and to maintain against soy undue
pretepsions, and against any hostile cools'
ieraey, those just rights which his majesty
S always dcsrousto exercise with temper
and moderation, bu: which, as essential TO
he honor of his crown, and the true To-
Of his people, he is Determined Os'
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