Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-04
LATEST. IRON EUROPE

The Packet ship o II, Capt. Tinkham,
and the Corinthian, Gsrt. Davis, arrived
at this port on Saturday, FROM Liverpool.
By these vessels the Editors of the New
York Daily Adverti er have received Lon
don papers to the evening of the Esd July,
Liverpool papers to the 25th. inclusive.
The Corin:hian left liverpool on the 26th
Of July. The Orbit on the 10th.
THE KINGS SPEECH.
SA. uRDAY, July l9.-At 2 O'Clock the,
following Commissioners took their seats
in front OF the lbrone:-Lerds Eldon,
Westporetand, Harrowhy, Liverpool, aud
the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Usher Of the Black Rod having
summoned the House Of Commons, and
the Speaker, with several members, having
arrived at the Bar, the royal assent was
given TO the following bills:-Exchequer
Loan, Turnpike regulation, New South
Vale. Jurisdiction. Irish; 1.-THE Commu.
tation, and Scotch Confirmation Bills.
The Lord Chancellor then, by his Ma
jesry's command, delivered The speech, OF
which the following is copy:
Ny Lords and Gentleman,
=
in releasing you from your attendance in
Parliament. TO express 10 you his ma]es,y,s
acknowl dgements for the zeal and ASST.
duty wherewith yon have applied your.
selves to the several objects which his
majesty recommended TO your attention at
the Opening o he session.
"His majesty enterfains confident ex :.
pectation that the provisions OF internal
regulation which you have adopted with
respect to ireland will, when carried into
effect, tend to remove some OF the evils
the United Kingdom.
"We are commanded 10 assure you that
you may depend upon the firm, but tenn
pera'e exercise, OF those powers which you
have entrusted to his majesty, tor the sup
preston of violence and outrage in that
, country, and for the protection Of the lives
and properties OF bis lnajesties loyal SUBJ
/ jects
sit is with the greatest satisfaction thai
his majesty is enabled to contemplate the
Aourssbing condition OF all branches OF ouI
commercial manufactures, and the great
| est aba,emen ut of those difficulties which
the agricultural interest has so long and SC
severely suffered.
"Gsnllemen ofthe House Of Commons
I've have it in command from bis ma
! iesiy to thank you for the supplies which
YOU have granted for the service OF the
year, anI % assure you that ne has recely'
| ed tire sncerest pleasure tor the relIe
which you have been enabled to afford hls
people, by large reduction OF taxes,
"yMy Lords ind Gentlemen,
"His majesty has commanded US to IN
form you that he continues TO receive from
all foreign powers the strongest assurance:
Of their friendly disposition towards thl:
country.
deeply as his majesty still regrets the
/ failure of his earnest endeavors TO proven
! the interruption OF the peace OF Europe, !
affords him the greatest consolation tina
| the principles on which he has acted, ant
the policy which he has determined to pur
sue, have been marked with your warn
and cordial concurrence as consonant will
The interests, and satisfactory TO the ieei
iDss OF his people. =.
Parliament wac then ProrcgHeo le
| Tuesday the 3Oth OF September.
STATE PAPERs-THE SPANISH REGENCY,
| Laid before 10th Houses Of Parliament.
! Correspondence betUcen Don Victor Saez
and Mr.. Secretury Canning.
Don Victor Saez TO Mr.. Secretly Canning
Mgdrid, June 7, 1898.
Sir,-I have the honor to transmit to your
Excellency, the letter by which has Serene
Higbness the Regency OF Spain and the
Indies, has the honor OF communicating to
his BTitanIc Majesty lis installation, which
: took place, with The greatest sOlennlty,
in this capital, and which has been follow
ed by the recognition OF his Royal High
ness the Duke d'Angouleme, in the name
of bis Most Christian Majesty.
His Serene Hrshness, in directing me t.
re quest that your Excellency will present
to bis Majesty The King o! Great Britain
the said letter, (ui which have the honor
to inclose copy, as likewise OF The docu.
menls relative 10 the nomination OF the re-
gency) has ordered me to express 10 you,
at The same time, his anxious wish to cult
yate the ri ,nons OF friendship which have
always subs,sted between our august So.
vereigns.
shall ieel happy in contributing to fu!'
I'll the wishes OF his Serene Highness in
this respect; and in the mean time | have
the honor to assure your Excellency Of the
high consideration with which, &c.
(S,gncd) VICTOR SAEZ.
His ExceIIency Mr.. Canning, SC. sc.
Mr. Secretary Canning to Don Victor Saez.
Foreig" Office, June 10, 1898:
Sir have the honor 10 acknow edge
the receipt OF the letter which your Excel
lency did me the honor 10 address to me
on the 7,h inst. announcing the ins'alIa-
ton OF new Regency at Madrid, and in
closing letter, addressed las yUu inform
me- by that body 10 the King. my mas
ter.
The Regency Of Urgel, some months a.