Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-15
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YoRK, March 7.
The packet ship New York, Captain Bennett,
has arrived below from Liverpool whence she,
sailed the 10th Feb Capt. b. has politely sent
us by the pilot boat, the London Courier of the
9TH of Feb. and Liverpool paper of the 5th.
we have made such extracts as our limited
Tune would permit. Com. .4do.
1t was expected that the ports would be omen
for the admission of wheat from Canada
PORTUGAL.
All the Portuguese Ministry is chanoed.-
This event is announced in the Paris papers of
the 9th of February. The Lisbon papers OF
the ed confirms the intelligence. a letter
from that city OF the ed saws 1.-The influence
OF the British Cabinet, has obtained a complete
triumph"
LONDON, Feb. So o'clock.
An Improvement has taken place this morn
ing in the price of Consols; they opened at 93}.
and are at present 935 81.
The amount of the Greek Loan taken by l.
& S. Ricardo, is two millions of stock.
VIENNA, Jan. Git is, asserted in our di-
phonetic circles, that the mission of Mr.. STRAIT
ford Canning has not had the success that was
expected from il at London; and that Prince
Metternich pertinaciousIy adberes TO his system
relative TO the stat quo in the affairs of Turkey,
at least Professionally, and till the Court of Rus
STA shall have positively explained itself on the
proposals of England, with respect TO the
Greeks.
LONDON, Feb. 3.
HIS JUojesty's Speech to both Houses of Parlia-
ment.
This day Parliament assembled for the des-
patch OF business, and as the state of his Ma
Iestv's health was not such as rendered il adyis-
able for him to undergo the fatigue of opening
the session in person, the Royal Speech was
delivered by the Lords commissioners, appointed
for that purpose.
The Lords Commissioners took their seat,
on the woolsacks at half past two, when the
House OF Commons being summond o attend
the Speaker accompanied by great MANY
members appeared below the bar.
The Lord Chancellor having read the com
mission by which their Lordsllips were appoin-
ted TO represent his Majesty on the occasion.
the Noble and learned Lord then proceeded
TO deliver the following:
SPEECH.
''.Hy Lords and Gentlemen.
We are commanded by His Majesty TO ex-
press to you the qualification which his Ma
jesty derives from the continuance and pro-
gresslye increase of that public prosperity upon
winch his Majesty congratulated you at the
opening OF the last session of parliament.
There never was period in the history of this
County "heh al the great interests of the
nation were at the same time in so thriyinga con-
Aiitlon' or wien feeling of content aud sat
Isiaction was more widely diiFuscd throughout
all classes Of the British people.
II is no small addition to the qualification of
his Majesty, that ireland is participating in
the general prosperity.
The outrages, for the suppression of which
extraordinary powers we're confded to his Ma
lesty have so far ceased, as to warrant the sus-
pension Of the exercise of those powers in most
OF the districts heretofore disturbed.
Industry aud commercial enterprise are ex-
tending themselves in that part of the united
kingdom.
1t IS therefore the more TO be regretted that
associations should exist in Ireland. which have
adopted proceedings irreconcileable withthe spi
totthe constitution, and calculated, byexcitnp
alarm and by exaspersting animosities, to endan-
ger the peace of society, and to reard the course
OF national improvement.
Ills Majesty relies upon your wisdom to consi
der, without delay, the means of applying re-
medy to this evil
His Majesty further recommends to you tbs
renewal Of the inquiries instituted last session
into the state Of Ireland.