Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-07

aerimony, srsry partial Object, and thus shop
yomsetves uo,4hy Of yonr honorable mission.
Then. asd not before. you uiH haze fai-
.Jilied your obligations riH noo fnJfi mine.
'' Ny ministers wiN lay before yoa rieD
ofaH ne measures Of organization cmd AL
n.iajst,ation which hare been adopted ,citaia
these tro gears. You riu, doubtless, rscog-
ni-c nth Joy tie good Which they hare effect.
"d, achea gaze compare IL UiM all erits, The
dsceptiOMy ~ ,ciIch srere 10 be etiaccd. Tie
irish 10 attain tais object has, perhaps, not
arrays .foiiowed tie toay mhich the form Of
administration thdt 1 readiiy gaze, AMI you
prescribed. Perhaps, too. urgent and stimuli.
ianeoas wants hare caused By their concur
renee an increase iM Tie necessary crpendi-
tire.
M ciews. kowercr, haze not changed !;
and it is my fI'm ,oiN fhat, ia future, the
regulations once laid dozen shaH be strictly
ddhere,i 10. aud the most scrHpufouS care be
tok.nfo econoiniee TIE resources Of The payers
If ne contributions.
Tie wishes that yon hare lad before me
hare been most seriously considered. You
miU hear how they hare been parity satisfied
already, and ShaUin part b.. fmi6itedi future.
Ion wiH hear ,cay IL has been, necessary TO
defay he accomplishment Of some, to reaOunce
that Of others Among those toaick The Cor
e'nn,em has wiiHngiy granted are the projects
of ta'o toiich wiU be lad betne you .
His Majesty then e,iun,srates some ofthese
proposed lars, which he desires they wiH
thoroughly cramimc ackem submitted to their
consideration, and concludes as toitows:l
" Representatives IF the kingdom IF Pc.
fa"d .Sao,c yon9 country that, sapportedb by
yonr experience your principles. and yomr
sentiments you knoW kow to maintain a peace
fri independence, Il pure liberty, under the
protection Of yom lars. Sho,c your rontem
perarieS TINT this liberty is friend TO orTe,.
and ITS blessings that you reap the fruits Of
az, because Bom knop ho,o to resist and miH
ARRAYS resist, the destinations Of enUy-the
danger At example.
- There are countries ,chcre use and abuse
are placed IN one and TIE same iine-mhere tie
spirit Of erH erciies The cain want IF siacish
d'cacfr Stay. Aheaiyit predoninateS in one
pat Of Enrope abeady it heaps those crimes
and cOnrnisionS on each other
Notwithstanding these unhappy epemns,
ing system 9f government w,U remain ARRAYS
t1c same haze dyGun as principles from,
the most profonad sense Of my duties.
9 shall arrays thlJti those duties scrm
pn'onsiy. BIT this uomid not be perfectly
doas, If / were biint 90 the great truths Which
experience teacheS ms.
Doubtless The age an which ue lire re-
g~ircs protecting taiOS, rs tie basis and gud-
r01tte of social order. But our age also
imposes "PoF Princes the duty of preserving
those tars from tie mgSchievous influence of
cr,r restless. ece' Liiad passions
9 In this rcspecta henry responsibility lies
on yon, as weI as on me. II commands you
faithfully to foiior tie path rohich yonr jndg.
'Mem your upright sense Of duty prescribes
to sou II commands me frankiy to ,carn you
ofHe dangers that might surround yoa, IN
order to dcfcnd your Constitution against
them at obGgeS me to jHdge Of tie measures
on which am catfcd to decide, according to
their real conseqncnces--mot according 10 The
applications witA mhicA party spirit endeapors
sometimes to b}achen, sometimes 10 adorn
them. Lastly, IL obiges me, Ia order to pre-.
rent The production Of cell, or the necessity of
G!ofsnt remedies 10 riot out the seeds Of de-
Srmction as soon as they appear.
fnIS is my una!teraDle resolution. !
"lii never negotai" about my principles,
nor ever submit TO consent to any thing
that may Hppose them.
" Poles THE more firmly the paternai
3Opd are consolidated wh,ch unite you toreve,.
Nth Russia the more you are penetrated ,cih
the considerations Which tey acGke IN you,
tire s,ore miH the career whjch hnve opened
10 ya~ be e.rteiaeI anil facilitated. 4 feW
steps more, under he guidance Of misdom anil
arbitration. marked Gy confidence md probi-
IT, and yoa wiU be at The goal Of yOur hopes
md choics The experience that tie calm
operation If goW h5rrty co"soGfateS yoSr
zatio,G eEStcace, and ssfaOfiSicS az iadis-
seft6ie community Of hoppi"ess bctween our
t@o nations. GiH thence a3ord me a d>ubje
recoMjnmSe.'
Letter NJ Connection Philips to Tie Eing.
LIVERPOOL, o., 6. The following
excellent LETTER Ia the kiug. from lie pen
81 that celebrated barrisier, Charles Phil
lips, Esq. we doubt moi Will be read With
peculiar pleasure, "a il relates most par
ticniaFIy 10 Inc situation OF 0ur pcrsecu-
ted queen. II is unnecessary to remark
on tie beauties OF iiIe composition the
woIk will spaak for itself
Sire--Whrm | presume TO address
you an the subject which s'flicis an 4 agi,
taies the countgy, do SO with The most
profound SENTIMENTS OF respect AMI 10y
ally. Bat avn no flatterer. wish well
60 yonr IiIsiriOus house, and therefore
] address you 10 The tone Of simple truth
the Interest OF tie king and queen are
Identified. and her mairStS's advocate
must be yours. The degradation of any
branch Of your fasiily, must, in some de.
gree, compromise The dignity Of all, and
be assured there is as much danger as
,liscsedi' IN familiarizing the public eye
10 such a spectacle. | have 40 doubt illst
Tie present exhibition is u0t your royal
wish have no doubt il is lie work of
WHY sycopiiania and slandcrers, vino
have persuaded YOU of what they know
10 be false, in The base hope that il may
turn out 10 b. profitable. With The view,