Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-20
Very late from England.
Charieston, March l2.

The ship Marina, CSpt' Luhl, Ni"eo ~
,bis port yesterday, in "A days from Ply
.,onlh iEng.) Through the politeness Of
,hs captain and ceusignee, we have been
,-,orsd with the loan OF file of London
',,rers to the s5th OF Jan. inclusive, from
ZACH we have made some selections for
hi, mornings Courier
London, Jan. %.
III, uaiesty's determination OF opening
p,,J9ment IN person being generally
W., ".,xu The crowd assembled in Waterloo
.n1 the immediate vicinity OF the
-, yas immense. At half past one his
PIT lpil his palace of Carlton house land
"g,r,tb by large body of horse guards
.ae4sd in safe TO the house of Lords
TGe excavations OF loyalty were very loud,
..nr.,b a, the Courier contesses there was
~ r.,nifsetaIion of dislike eyinced.-
.rLa Queen. the Queen" was continually
ton with enthusiasm--and some were
.,oo au,,acious enough to hiss!--Her majes-
=, il Is said, was distinguished among
tno,e who applied for tickets OF admission
for her household INTO the House OF Lords.
'Tte House was crow ded 10 excess, and as
:, sbUud seem the gentlemen OF the House
II Commons were very uhceremon'ous!y
.ou,ezed by The crowd OF strangers az
mued. c.u.
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
Ma Lords and Gentlemen,
u have the satisfaction OF acGuaIntlng
Won that continue TO receive from Foreign
P,vers the strongest assurances OF their
friendly dispositions towards the country.
I, will be matter OF deep regret 10 me,
II the occurrences which have lately taken
r,ace in Italy should eventually lead to any
',tsrruption of tranquility in that quart, T.
hut il will, in such case, be my great object
q secure TO my people the continuance oil
peace
Gentlemen of The House Of Commons,
Ihe measures by which, IN the last SEES
SION OF Parliament, you made provisions Tor
the honor and dignity of the crown, demand
mr. warmest acknow
have directed that the estimates tor the
cnrr, nj wear shall be laid before you, and II
!, a satisfaction 10 me to have been enabled
4 "a make some reduction in our military es-
,ah'Shments c
You will observe from the accounts of The
d public revenue. that notwithstanding the
receipts in Ireland have proved materially
< GtiCienT, in consequence VI the unfortunate
4 circumstances which have aztec ted the com
4 laprcia. credit ct that part ct the United
II Kugdom, and although our foreign trade,
II during the early part of this time, was IN
n state Of Depression; The total revenue has
nevertheless exceeded that Of the preceding
4 year,
n considerable part of this increase must
81 lie ascribed 10 the new taxes, but IN some OF
4 lose branches which are the surest iudica-
q ions oi internal wealth, the augmentation
has fully realized any expectation which
r"uId have been reasonably formed OF 1t.
ii The SPperate provision which was Maie
ior the Green, a, Princess OF Wales, IN the
u ear 1914, terminated with the Cemlse vi
his late Majesty,
II have, in the meantime, directed adran-
ces, as authorised by law, and it will,und"r
N present circumstances, be for you To conSi-
A der what new arrangements should be made
IN this subject.
q lIy Lords and Gentlemen,
II have great pleasure in being able to &C
4 quaint you, that a considerable improve
nenl s taken place wirhia The last halt
Hyear in several OF the most important brah-
chsS OF our cOmmprco ani m+nuiac 'ure :;
and that, in many of the manurac'miuo rs
iricts the di>tresSes which prevai'ct a. the
[HC?mmencement OF the last session oi Parlia
tment have greatly abated.
M twill be my most anxious desire TO con
Cur in every measure wbch may be consI.
Gtrad as calculated to advance cur internal
d. spe~ity.
III lNeI Srow that. notwithstanding the sgt-
r. ION produced by temporary CirCumStan-
~ :, aaf amidst the distress which still pres.
IS uOOG large portion of my subjects, the
NEST reliance may be placed on that affec
'na'e and loyal attachment TO my Person
FL III Government of which have recently
ceyed 81 Tany testimonials from all parts
NY kingdom; and which, whilst II is
- grateful 10 he strongest feelings OF my
tar', shall ever consider as the best and
II uLe>' safeguard of my Throne.
III The discharge Of the important duties
Erpo>ed on you. you viii, am confident,
r sensible at the indispensable necessity of
onofn% and maintaining. - the utmost Of
our p, wcr, a Due obedience to the laws,
M OF lnstIitng into all classes Of NY sub
''S' a resneCt tor law iul authority. and for
"e established institutions under which
Country has heeH enabled tn overcome
many difficulties, an 10 hpch. under
N'irn'e, may he ascribed our happine So
vi fcn'wn, aS q nation "
ne INssa's Hons no d.-We have 10 an
prc" the appointments of TIE Duke of
N,"r@h 70 be Chamberlain, and of Lord
NI"o 10 re Lori Steward and Comptroller
ner haJesty's Hou,ehold.
IS now understood that Minister ten
Ne their resignation Immediately after
II a'ute o. the Bin OF Pains and Penal
~ ru, We prevailed on TO retain them
'"'' The arrangement which they mean
III p'oroSe ior the Queen. on the meeting