The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05


members with whom be retired, and being
surrounded by the members present, be com
muuicsled 10 them that the House had been
to the House OF Peers. where the Lords Com
nissloners. by virtue OF bis Msjesiy's commits.
sion, bad prorogued Parliament 10 The ESD OF
January next
The members then retired, and the strang
ers collected ID tue lobbies and avenues lead
~ 70 the House dispersed.
The Queca's Message 10 he House Of Commons
The following Is the message which Mr.
Denman was 10 the act OF delyerlngsat the
moment be was interrupted -
Caroline R-The Queen thinks it proper
10 inform the House OF Commons that she has
received communication from the Kings
ministers, plainly intmai;ng an intention 10
proiogue the Parliament Immediately, and &C
compained by an offer OF money Tor her sup
port, aud for providing her with residence
until new session may be holden. This o.
fer the Queen has had no hesitation IN relu-
sng-WhIle the late extraordinary proceed
ings were pending, Il might be fix for her 10
accept The advances made Tor her temporary
accommodation but she naturally expected
ihst the failure OF that unparalleled attempt 10
degrade The Royal Family, would be inme-
dIately followed by Submitting some pernan-
ent measure to The wisdom Of Parliament
and She has felt that she could no longer with
proprIeiy receive from the ministers, what
she is well assured the liberaity OF the House
OF Commons would have granted, as like es-
seDIal 10 the dignity OF the throne, and de-
manded by the plainest principles OF justice.
Ii the Queen is TO understand that new pro-
ceedings are meditated against her, she ,hows
herself with undated confidence on the rep
resentatives OF The people, fully relying on
their justice aud wisdom, TO take effectual
steps to protect her from the father vexation
Of unnecessary delay, and to provide that
those unexampled prosecutions may at length
be brought 10 a close"
I Ii is more extraordinary that this message
was not received, as Mr.. Brougham had APP
prised both the Speaker and Lord Castlereagh
tina, such message was to be brought down.
Though the House Of Commons, as is well
known, usually meets about quarter before
four, yet the hour fixed in every adjournment
is ten.
LOSDUN, NOV. .
Ministers-Lord Grenyille has declared
TO the King that he could form no party OF
friends 10 either House that could strengthen
the remnant of the present administration, if
left by The Earl OF Liverpool, the Earl of Har-
rowby and Mr.. Canning, who have all ten
dered their designations. Ii is said that the
King has sent for Lord Spencer. to consult
with him on the formation of new admins
ration.
Foreign fnteltigence-The continued abb
sence OF the King Of Spain from his capital,
and some unconstitutional appointments, by
the sign manual only, gave rise TO very gen
eral suspicion that some ireachery was midi
lated by Ferdiuand against the people. An
address OF the municipal authorities was there
tore published on he 18th ultimo, which has
determined the Mousrch to return 10 Madrid.
! The alarm was spread through the provinces,
and The militia IS every where organizing 10
protect the constitution.
The elections for The Cottes of Portugal
were concluded in the same manner as in
Spain, aud The deputies are TO NEE NJ Jauua-
~. The loan OF 4 GOO. 600 is uearly couple.
ted Upwards OF 20, 600 troops are quartered
upon the inhabitants, which causes much COM
plant, Robberies afe frequent. and the public
mind is still very unsettled.
Vienaa, Nor. l2-Tbe political tbermom.
etsr now decidedly indicates war against Ma
pies. The military Council of Slate yes,er-
day despatched orders to several regiments of
infantry in garrison at different places to
march for italy. The reinforcemenis for the
army OF Italy. sent off within these few days,
amount 10 10000 men.
Hamburgh, MOI. 2l--Tbe post from Co
Penhagen has this moment arrived. There
have been great number Of arrests in that
capital, and, among others, several persons Of
great consequence. Their Office. appears 10
have been that of obtaining a new constitution.
aud representative government.
Ia Russia, also, il would seem that The peo-
pie ale by no means satisfied with the existing
state Things. The latest advices are receiy-
ed by vessel arrived al Yarmouth, from ST.
Petersburg, after passage of only Is days.
The following is an extract from one of them:
: We are now inclined 10 think that the &C
count received from the Sound. OF portion of
the Russian army having laid down their arms
IN consequence of the severity of the disci-
pine imposed, may have some foundation in
truth"
LONDON, Nov 81.
The Queen. with her iiiepds, went TO 81.