The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
THE KINGS SPEECH.

AIAII hiAN1 . SFEESli.
On wednesday evening the ta!lowins. Speech
was delivered by the Lords Consnissio;i--
ers to both Houses OF Parliament
Ny Lords and Gentlemen:
We are commanded Big
ms majesty to acQuaint You, that his n,ajes-
~ mas great satisfaction in being ena ,ie,l
by the state of the public business. to re-.
lease you from your laborious attendance igF
Parliament.
:" s,majesty doubts not, that on your re-
turn to your respective counties you will Cal
ry wthyou disposition to incucate, both by
instruction and example. spirit of attac
| ment to those established laws, AMI thac
happy constitution, which has been his
majesty wish to seaport and rnaintaiI,,
! and upon which. under Providence depends,
the welfare and prosperity of the Kirgdun
Gcntfemenefthe Horse Of Commons.
We have lin command from his males
~ 10 thank you tor the liberal provision which
you have made for the services of the present
| year; and sc express the satisfaction which
| MS majesty derives from your having been
enabled TO provide for these services, witho I.
! any great and immediate addition ID the Blu
then upon his people.
=" his majesty particularly commands us O.
acknowledge your prompt attention to his
wishes respecting an Increased provision tr
the Poorer Clergy, an object in the highe.r
4
and deserving the favorable consideration of
parliament, ..f..
|" My Lords cnd Gentlemen,
| HE atrocious and unparalleled act of
violence and treaChery by which the ru CT
| OF france attempted TO surprise and enslaye
| the Span sh nation, while it has excited in
spain determined and uncomfortable reso-
luton against the French, and The usurpat;-
on OF the French government, has at the
IsaTny ne1 I'm her rhnrn
Europe a determination to resist by new
Lenort the continued and increasing nc roaci-
ments' on theIr,safety and Independence
Although tive uncertainty OF all human
events, and the vicCisSituties attendant u,jon
war; forbid too confident an expectation #
| satisfactory issue to the present struggle d
gainst the common enemy of Europe /; his
majesty commands us to congratulate YOU
upon The splendid and important succ SIS.
(which has recently crowned the arm, of
the. emperor of Austria, under the s,t le
Fand distinguished condrct Of the archdake
| Charles. h.
iothe effo Is. cf Europe for its own de-
livera"11, ma es,y has directed us 70 as
! sare you, that he has determined to continue
| MS most S.renuous assistance and support.
convinced that you win agree with his ma
Jesty IN considering that very exertion tor
the re-cstablishment oil the independence &c
security OF Others nations, IS no less conducive
tothe true interests, thaTit becomes tie hon
| or and character ofG. Is.
| We understand that It is the intention Of
government TO send strong force to occupy
the island of Rugen in the Baltic, so as to be
able to afford prompt assistance TO the gene
| raj spirit OF iDsnrreCton which has broken
out in the 1Sorth OK Germany against French
oppression.
LONDON, June 81.
| There was report this day. that govern
ment has received an account of the capture
or Guadalou! e and it is said that it was
confirmed by a photographic dispatch at the
admiralty. We can assure our readers that
no dispatch had been received at the admi-
rally when this paper was put to press, nor
dc we understand that such IN enterprise was
| likely to be attempted.-SUN
| It's said that government have come to
| the determination to send immediately OH
foreign service, THE WHOLE DISPOSA.
| BILE FORCE OF The COUNTRY, and
with thiS view, has instructed az command
ing officers to- recall the absentces of tEeir
respective regiments, and to hold them.
selves i'll readiness to march at q moments
notice.
| The loss Of the Austrians on the Dist and
22d May, was between Is ard 10000 men