Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-29
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The following articles clsse our selections
from Irish papers BY the Hantonia:
LosDss. Nay s.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
| Aovsx OF LoRDS, THURSDAY, MAf :.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
Lord Grrnvil!e said, there uas subjecs
! Of importance, Of which he had given q
general notice previous TO the recess, ne
. meaas as, addrees 80 his majesty 20 suspenu
the operations of the orders 10 connc'l.
RumarA. however founded he knew nots
had gone alb Dad, tha. il was the intention
OF MS majesty. government 70 recall them,
10 consequence os the pleasing nope snas
our rnlas,ons with the y. s. OF America
would be restored 10 their former amlcsole
intercourse. If such was the fact ne COO.
prasulased the counsry, aod was much more
anxious thar the reyocalon OF the orders
in councK should proceed from the vo'on-
tary act OF the king's government tnan oy
aoy wo,ioa Of his. However. VI 20 sucn
inten,ion ssiun.d be manifested, by the con-
cla,iou ii the present month, ne pledged
himself 70 submit 10 their lordsh'ps inc
proprie,y Of addressing his majesty tor
their repeat.
Lord Hawkesbufy rose for the purpose
Of guarding agsioss any Inference wn'cn MS
silsace might encourage, with respect 20
sherumor of repeal, 10 which the nonie
baron alluded: al the sane time thar he
lei, il his duty DOT 70 make siogle ooser.
walton on she state OF our RELATIONS with
America. Adjourned.
Coax. May IT.
II NAV be presumed from GONE ooserva'
ton. between lords Grenviiie and Hawkes..
bury. 10 the House of Lords, 90 THUS.
dAy. respecting the orders 10 council, mat
hopes are entertained of an amlcable ter.
minasiono of our differences with America.
Lord Greuville hiosed a. IA intended con
cessioo Of those orders BY the governments
iu consequence Of the arrangements with
shc American government. LORD hawkes.
bury would No. ad nni. the fact ct any such
io,ensiou on the part of goyernmros az the
revoea,ion of these orders. but he did nos
d;scredi, the other presumP,ion. We do
most sincerely hope that good under.
ssanding may Be resumed between these
kingdoms aod America: but We moss COO.
fess, aud We regret 20 do so. that VIC do
not expect that event will result from any
friendly disposition OF America towards
as. Compelled 60 make an e!ecs'oo De.
tween The United Empire aud France, che
will, 10 all probability. 10 consideration OF
her commercial interesls, prefer the torn.
err; but there have been an irritatlon and
iIl.will in her recent conduct to Great bri,
fan aud Ireland. which lead Us TO think she
would not make the adoption voluntarily
She. at this moment, looks AZ Us 10 40 At
titude of war, for as a friendly power she
would DOS expel from within the limits OF
her Jurisdiction every thing British OF lr'ah
with any Other feeling than an hos'ls
one, ahe would nos iD,esjict her people
fsom all intercourse with our armed ships,
be their necessity what tire -compfslned
fa.-,h rs.srusUIr resribution had been 81.
forded. 10 looking at this SUBJECT let IT be
observed too, that her in,erdictiau does
not sxsend to the other beiligsren,s-only
I British ships are excluded =, for lorg after
the presidents proclamation, French ship
ofwar lay in the Chesapeake Mr.. Roses
mission, evidently Of conciiia,ory nasure,
terminated 10 nothing more than go ex.
preston of concern which he might have
made for the affair of the Chesapeake fri.
gate, then reduced 70 common transac
zion BY separating his government from ..
hy concern with i,. He did Got procure
the smallest alteration in the measures Of
Ametiea abe did not. In any degree, re.