Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-14

conference, there Can be little doubt but that |
his royal highsess consulted with him on the
present State Of the kingdom.
Yesterday the two houses met at 10 o'clock
In the tore,toou, for the purpose of rectityng
the OMISSION which had been made by the com
mons In not notifying the names OF the mem
befs deputed by them tocarry up the Joint ad-
dres to the prince OF Wales and to the queen.
This Was done by a message from the COM
mons to the LORDS but not by conference, as
vas inaccurstely stated in most of the papers
Of last night This day the answer from these
illusuious personages will be received; and
we hope to be able TO lay copy of them be-
tore Cur renders.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
We have reason to believe that at length
the marquis Wellesley has seriously applied
bis mid to the consideration OF the important
question ol the orders in council, and has adj
used his colleagues in Office to come to final
faep1uuon on the subject. On "Wednesday
last IN order was sent for all armed vessel to- be
fesaay at mo,nent't notice, to carry dsspatch
es 80 America, and we understand they were
Yesterday dispatched. -..D7oraiag Chronicle.
Ihe Morning Chremcle OF the Eth OF
JANUARY observes.
"We cannot nelp indulging the hope, from
she Presidents Message, That the differences
which have SO long disturbed the relations be-
tween this country and the Z. States, are
likely soon 10 be finally adjusted.
Tie same paper observes, owe this day
? insert the new state paper, issued by Bona
parte, Ii. Iratihcatiom of his last outrageous act
i'll annexing iioiimd and the Hanse towns, to
tine great family the French empire. In this
rapcr there is the usual torrent OF invcctlse
against the ,cs.lonsy and intrigue OF Lngiand,
aLl the Saline faithful representation OF the Ia
,neItable effects ct OIL l!npo!cy lie now
saws that the Berlin and H.iiAa DEGREES snail be
lac Code oil Eu,opG, untii We admit the plln-
ciple thai nentral A., shall MAXI tree goods
ana that nothing but an actuai blockade shall
be admitted as sufficient ground Tor stizlng
vessel tntcr,lig port. Such rs tnc Pfond
l;a.guag. winch through :ae lnbcci.c councils
ct.ti.., .ai.d ne IS enabled TO hold
= The French document spoken OF above,
VIC MIA In the proceedings OF the Conserva-
nye Senate Oh the lStA ot December last.
TIE woros are +
= 1t was necessary 10 wait for aperiod when
powerful rprisais would compel ter to re-
tl,i1l to justice. That day has arrised--tac
DEGREES of Eeriin and Milan arc the rep! To
tas orders III Council. The British Cablset
has, so 10 spc@k, t.ictnecd them to France. Eu-
ro-e receives them for her code, and the code
?. sis...l oc TIE palladium of the seas"
ron the 7 18th of january, the deputstion froa,
BON Houses OF Parliament went up to the
Carlton house tc present 10 his Royal High
ness the resolutions to which, after a coDg dis
cussion, the two houses had agreed.
The first resolution expresses tho necessity
of providing Tor the exercise oil the royal au-
tnoIity.
The second resolution states than the pow.
CT vested in the prince OF Wales saail not ex-
tend to the granting ei amy rank or dignity ct
the pocrage Of the realm to any persons wnat-
ever.
The third resolution prevents the regent gi-
ven any Office in reversion, or granNng any
Office for ally other term than during his ma
iesty's pleasure, except such as by law are
required Cor lifc during good behaviour :
The fourth resolution prevents the disposis
ton of any o. mis- naajesty's real estlte, or re-
newal of leases.
The fifth resolution is, that the care OF the
kings person, during his illness. shall oe COM
lnitted to the queen. -
In very handsome reply of the prince OF
Wales he observes, " do not hesitate TO &C
" cept the Office and situation proposed to me,
" restricted as they are, still retaining every
opinion expressed by me upon former and
similar distressing occasion"
To the lordsan Gentlemen ne observes
You will communicate this my answer
to the two houses, accompanied by my most
fervent wishes Sid prayers, that the DIV iNh
WILL may extricate us and the nation RON
the grievous endorsements OF our Pfesel"
condition, by the speedy restoration OF his MAJ
jesty's health" 49, eo,
The deputation also waited on The queen
with the address and resolutions OF the two
houses, which were read to her by lord
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