The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
LONDON, Feb 4

LosDoS' Feb T.
His Mcjtsfy's Sheeeh This dsy both hon.
sts OF Parliament assembled for The despstch
OF pobiic business. HIS NJ iesy's reeeni in.
disposition having 'erdeNd ~ advisable. m
the opinion oil bis medicsI attendants, that he
should not undergo the fatigue ofuavelioe.
from Brighton, aud the ceremony OF op. nir-
he Patiiansn'in person, the following spesch
was r.ed by commission
a My Lo,ds and Cenfhmen,
- Wes'e commanded by bis Majesty 10
inio III you, that since be issl met YOU IN Par.
iiamen, his Msjesly's Efforts have been uo-
rcmiIingiy exsiIed 20 preserve Tie peace os
Europe.
"Faiihful 10 ,be principles which his Mai,
esiy has promulgated TO the world as con,,,.
tunng the rule oi his conduct, his Msjes,y de-
eiioed being parry TO any proceedings at We
roma which could Dc deemed an in,e,fereoee
in the internal concerns Of Spain on the oar,
o. Foreign Powet. And his Majesiy has
since used, a0d continues 10 use, his most abx-
ious tbdesvors aud good ofiices 10 ai,ay a.,
irritation unhsppiiy subsisIing between me
French and Spanish governments end 10 ed.
seii IT possible, the cssnIiy of War between
P'aDcs end SPAN. f....a
"ln the Eas, oi Europe his Mhiesy Alt,csy
bim.eli thst psoce viii De pfese we'd, and Tia
Msjes'y con,ipues 10 receive ftom his Allies,
and generally iiOu, other y, wers, s,surspces
OF ;ho'r unaliereo disposition 10 cul,iva,e win
his MsIcsiy those friendly relations viii. n is
isequaiiy.hs Msjesy', objyc, Oh his par, to
nsiD,ain. .-
We are fariber commanded 10 apprizo
you tha' discussions having long been 2eud.
ing whh tae Cou'i Of Madid. te.psc,Ine DE-
pfedsuoos cumniued tn the Commerce oe
his MsJesy's subjects in the Wes,-ind,s Sea.,
and other grievances Of which his Meiestv
had been under the neee ssi,y Of comp,alnry
these discussions have ie;mIbaIed in al sd-
mission ty the Spanish Gove,nmes, oi, his
Msjes'y's complaints, and 10 an cneaeenens
Oh satisfactory rsPsrai,oD.
We'ets commanded 10 assure you the.
his Majesty has 40, been unnapG.u, Of the s6.
dtesses p,esen'ed 10 him by the two Houses
oil Parliament, vib respect to the foreign
| Staye Trade.
Propositions for the more eifse,u,, sun.
/ p'essop OF that evil were b'ougbl forward Nv
his MeJesy's Plsnipo,eniisry in The coniei.n.
| ces atNerons, and here have been added t,,
ne 'ea,iss upon tbs suhjsc, already conclu.
| ded by his Majesty and he Government os
| Spsio sHd The Nei ne lands. articles sb,ch win
extend the operation Of rhose Treaties ald
| gtea,iy fscili,s'e 'h-i, execution.
| Gentemen II fhe House Of Common,
| His Msles,y has directed the estimates
| ut the cu"en, year - be laid before You.
| They have been iotwed wuh every attention
| Ia economy, and ,.c 'e,el expenditure VIII bs
| ioond TO bt materially belGS hat Of last year,
! nc o'm'nnion OF charges, combined
| w'h the progressive improve sment Of ,he ,e.-
enne, have produced surplus exceeding his
MeJesy's exP.e's'iops lis Majesty trusts;
the'ef0re, thai you will be able, sfe, proyid-
ing tor the service. OF the yest, and Without
eH"cling public credit, 10 make fuuh- -
cons'de able reduction In the buth.ns Of his
| people. t
My lords ond Gen.cmeu,
HIS Me jssy hss comm snded L, 10 state
| TO you, the, the meBifes,aiions Of loyalty ard
| attachment to h's person snd government,
| which his Msj.sy ieceived in his late VISIT IN
Sco'sod, has made The deepest impression
upon his heart.
The provision which you ma6e in th.
| lest session oi Parliament for the relief of tho
dis,res in considerable dist, ic,s IN ! aDd,
h's been productive OF the happies, effects,
and his Majesty recommends 10 your consid-
ers'ion such measures Of inIe ma! regulation,
as may b. csicuis,ed 10 promote and secure
The tranquility oftha country, aud TO improve
The habits and CONDITION of be people. ~
Deeply as his Msjes'y regfe,s The con-
tinued depression cf he Az icui,u 81 In,e es',
the satisfaction wilh which his Mai~stY con-
templates the increasing activity which PEI.
wade The manufacturing Districts end he
Baurishing condition e our commerce, in
most OF ITS pfincips. branches, Is greatly en-
HANGED by The eonhdent persuasion ,ha; he
prog essve prosperiy If so many OF the Ia.
'e'esrs oi the coua,iy csnno, fail TO contribute
10 the ~ adusl impeachment OF thu, gseet in-
ie'est, which Is ,he NEST impoI ,snt Of them
ALL"
PAnIs, Fee 24-Oo Saturday. The Pr.si.
dent oi toe Consui transacted business win
the D1ke de Argouleme.
The Duke o. Tsrentum has sken the se-.
vice ot Msjor General Ia place Of be Duke
OF Raguss. Lieutensn, General D'hutiehun,p
will commend ,he 6r,t Division of the Spsn-