Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01

| complete tfSose arrangement. sia!h,es, 70
afford the prospect Of peg.aa0s winch may
and security to Europe. 4'1' Peace
" Gentlemen q Tie Eoass co,n,,,,,.
:" | thank you for the ve,v I;Ss.'1
vision you have made for the Sa, pro,
the present year. e''tcese e
: deeply lament the coat;on,,
increase of those ,burttens rF; nJe and
great military exertions OF tIa ,"ai tie
campaign, combined with tie ha5pa sssea:
rears remaining due for the exren, ar.
the former war, have rendered !n, f,es
sable and which his ma.je,ty's loyal II \
jects, from conviction Of their is -, sut'
ty, have sustained With such eyea ,. IS
toftitude and cheerfulness. !"al!
:. You have already seen. bove,s, !.
fruit of the exertions wlic, Navy ! "Ie
made; and there can be no to,b, , sl
the best economy viii be found 10 rs s,1.
from that policy which may epDbs , ns
bring the contest to the most sras,v =, :"
minatlon. VT
!" My Lords and Gentlemen,
The brilliant and rapid spco.,. ;
the Austrian arms at the obeaiag of,I"
campaign, has led to tie restorst: G,1t
the Kingdom of Naples to its arc;ont NJ"
vereign, and to the deliyesance G.,Io.
important portion OF ltl!y .ron lors;" 4'
influence and dominion.
F." have further the satisfaction ii,
quainting you, that the authority OK.
most Christian majesty, has been a,s,
acknowledged in his capital, to vI;%
his majesty has himself repaired.
:: The restoration Of peacc betve,,
this country and the United States Of A.
merica mas been followed by a nesoci,
ton for a commercial treaty. which !
have every reason to hope will be term
mated upon conditions calculated to c.
ment the good understanding sGbsistirs
between the two countries. and ecaaIc
beneficial to the interests Of beth.
" have great pleasure in acquaintivg
you, that the labours of the congress At
Vienna, had been brought to conclusion
by the signature of a treaty which as de I
notifications have not yet been exchanged
could not be communicated to you. but
yet [ expect to be enabled to lay betue
you when | next meet you in PatIa.
ment.
cannot release you from your al /
tendance without assuring you, that it's !
in a great degree to the seaport YOU lave
afforded me, that ascribe the success Of
earnest endeavours for the public welfare
and OF no occasion has tt'nat support been 3
more important than in the course Of tie
present session.
:. In the further prosecution of such
measures as may be necessary to brls
sbs great contest in which We ale engaged
to an honorable and satisfactory eoncIu.
sion, shall rely with confidence on The
experienced zeal and steady Ioyai,y ss
all classes Of his Majestys subjects ard
they may depend OH my efforts to. in.
prove our present advantage in such
manner as raay best provide for tie &C.
neral tranquility of Europe, and MAINTAIN
the nigh character which this country en-.
joys amongst the nations Of tie world"
At the conclusion of the Royal Speech,
the Lord Chancellor, eaving approached
the throne and received the Prince he
gents commands for the purpose, came
forward, and addressed both houses as
follows
SHY Lords AID GsntIsm'r'
I" 1T is the will and, pleasure Of his Rcl' 4
al Highness the Prince Regent, acuhs IN
the name and on behalf Of his Majesty
that this Parliament be prorosuea y"
Tuesday the 22Lday Of August next
be then there holden; and taiS parliament
is accordingly prorogued to Tuesday ~
ED day Of August next"
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