American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-15
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10Th of February.
EXTRACTS FROM THE KINGS spfEoi1'
NM Lords and Gentlemen ..;s
There never was period in the history u s'',a
country when all the great interests Vi W. -
~ he same time in so thriving condition. OF
when ) feeling Of content and satisfaction was more
widely difIused throughout all classes OF inc n'i'''"
people. .;e.,,;on of hi,
II is no small addition to the gras'tca'ioh Oh hlsl
Majesty, that Ireland is participating I'D tue
prosperity. ,nh;ch .xtra
ordinary nowers were confided to his Majesty nave
90 far reased as 10 warrant the suspension oil inc
.xercise Of those powers in most OF the districts
heretofore disturbed.
Industry and commercial enterprise are extend
ing themselves in tina! part OF the united h"suo'n'
/, i therefore the more to be- regretted, tha as
soc;aons should exist in Ireland. which have aoopt
ed proceeding irreconcable with the spirit Oh 'hc
constitution, and calculated to excite aiar' anu w
disappearing anmosiies, TO endangef VIC peaee y
society and to reard the oil national improve
ment.
His majesty relies upon your wisdom to consider
without deIay. the means OF applying remedy TO
this evil
| His Majesty further recommends to you the re-
nrwal OF the inquiries instituted last session in'o Inc
state of Ireland.
| His MAJESTY has seen with regret, the Interrupt
tion OF tranquility in India, by the unProvokeo a.
gresson and exlravagant pretensions oil the bur
mese government, which rendered hostile opera
tions against that state unavoldaoie.
1t is, however, satisfactory 10 Ind that none OF tne
other native powers have manifested any unir'ehu}
disposition, and that the bravery and conduct dis
PLAYED by the forces already employed against the
enemy afford the most favorable prospect Of al sue
cae sful Termination of the contest
| The state of his majestry's Indian possessions
and circumstances connected with other parts OF M
maesty's foreign dominions, will render some aug
menation in his military establishment lndisPensa
ble-His majesty, however, has the sincere gratlh
cation Of believing, that notwithstanding The increase
of expense, arising out oil his augmentation such Is
1.-The aourishng condition and the progressive I'm
provement of the revenue that 1t will still be IN your
power without affecting public credit, TO give add
tiona facilities to the national industry, anc to make
Ia further reduction in the burthens OF his people.
i M Lords and Gentlemen,
/ His malesy commands US 10 inform You that his
majesty continues to receive from his aes ana sc
|nerally from all princes and states assurances o
their undated desire 10 main and cultivate the rela
lions Of peace with his majesty and with each other
and that it is his majesys constant ehdrayoi to pre-
serve the general tranquility.
A treaty, having for lis object the more etiectua
suppression Of the slave trade, has been conclude.
between his Majesty and the King OF Sweden co
10y Of which treaty. their ratification shat
have been exchanged, his Majesty will direct to b.
laid before you.
il Some difficulties have arisen with respect to TIL
ratification OF the treaty for the same object. which
was negotiated last year between his Majesty ant
1.-The United States Of America These difficulties
however, his Majesty trusts, will not finally imped
the conclusion of so beneficial an arrangement.
In conformity to the declarations which have bee
,Irepeatedly made in his Majesty's name, his Ma]es
lily has taken measures for confirming ny trea'le
the CONNIE ciel relations already subsi,ting bewee
this kingdom and those countries OF America whic
rlappear to have established their separation iron
: spain.
j From the Constitutional Jan, 10.
81 The desnes of Europe and America are fast UT
folding themselves England, which is at the hea
of civilization, solemnly recognizes the indepcr
ldence of Colombia, Mexico, and Buenos Aver
Leaning on the trident of Neptune, she braves III
% Holy Alliance, and defies the tempest that may
NJ Iaised against her. Her security and her polio
n being in harmony with the interest of her subject
One of the most active interpreters OF the though
= lof our Ministers has made some very bitter all
Threatening remarks on the conduct OF Great Br
+ tain another and more independent paper amour
Y ices that the Representatives OF the Holy Alant
y met yesterday, and that note sent to the FL
5 Iglish Government. We learn too, that the BIRTHS
u Ministry are preparing for all events, and have d.
manded Of Portugal what is TO be expected froI
" her; should Great Britain be opposed to the Ho
Alliance? All this shows that The resolution OF Ii
he Cabinet of St. James is taken and irreyocabe
hit that even the chances of general rupture cann
y turn it from the line Of policy it has adopted VIII
= will the French Ministry do under these circun
:" stances? Shall we remain idle spectators OF the di
nute ar The nartitinn of pnland rapnut IN
g eve this, and yet every thing which is passr
ID, tends to make US fear that it will be so.
rs
oil (From the ConstitutioneI)
tie PARIS, Jan. II.
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