The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-01

New York. Aug l9.-Wr have by the
packet Don Qnizatte, Just arrived IN %
days from liatre, our Paris Giles 10 the 81,
July Inclusive, from which We hay" but
time aul space IN give th. ensuing shurt
summary aud extracts.
Respecting the Internal or external rela-
tious osFia0er, aud the greater Coutinen-
tnl Powers. we observe nothing worthy Of
notice nor do we gather any thing unpor-
tant from the English dates, except thp pro-
roSalion Of Parliament, aud the rurnur that
the present boay would not be again CON
vcnrd.
Tire following is the speech Of the King
at the progooalion Of the British Far!ia-
mrut.
LoNDoS, July 6.
Propagation n Parliament This day
both Houses % parliament we're proroShrd,
not by his Majesty IL person, but by Com
mission. The Royal Co nmlSsioncrs ha-
wing taken thcir seats Oh the WuOlsack, a
message was sent To require tire presence
Of the Commons at the bar, and the speak
or shortly after appearing, attended by ii
considerable number of Members, the Lord
Chancellor proceeded to read the follow
ing Speech
Ny Lords hnd Gentlemen Tire business
ct the Session heing now brought 10 a com
t,usion, we are ctmmanded 10y his Majesty
To express the great satisfaction which he
feels IN releasing you from your ld5orious
attend nee IN Parliament.
These measures his Majesty is rcrsua
died will cvlncc 20 III, sub jrcl- in those dis
tant possessions the soliciluic with which
| Parliament watches over their welfare.
! They tend 10 cement aud consolidate the
interests of the Colonies with those of the
| Mother Country and h's Majesty conf
IDENTITY trusts that they will contribute Ia
promote that general aud increasing pros
psrlty, on which his Majesty had the hap
pncsS oi cpngratuIa,log you on the open
Ing Of the pr.snt Session and which. by the
blessing of Providence, continues to per
wade ever, part Of his klpad
| His Maj, sty returns you lis wGruspst ac-
acknowledgements for the zeal and as,jduty
with which you have prosecuted the inqul-
les into the state of Ireland, which he re-
commended to yoQ at the opening of the
! scsso,L
| II is particular Qualification 90 bis Ma
Jesty, that the tranquility aud ,lAprovcd
condition Of that part of the United Ning-
dom, have rendered the txtraor binary
powers with which you had invested his
Majesty. no longer necessary for the pub
! lie safety,
His Majesty Is happy To be able to an
nouncc to you, that he receives from all
foreign powers The strongest assurances o.
| their friendly disposition towards this
country and for their desire 10 maintain
the general peace.
While his Majesty regrets the contin-
| urnce Of the War in the East Indies " itll
The Burmese Government, he trusts tha, the
! gallant rXertidns Of tile British and Native
Forces employed III operations i'm the
Enemy's territory, may lead to a speedy
and satisfactory termlnatlBtI OF the contest.
Gentlemen ofthe House Of Commons
We have Tin command from his Majes-
y 10 thank YOU for the supplies which YIN
have granted 10 him far the service Of the
present year aud at the same time TO cx-
press the satisfaction which lie derives from
the deductions YOU have found il practice
be "a make IN Ike burdens of his pcUpe
Ny Lords aud Gentlemen:
His majesty has commanded us to as
sure you, that he is highly sensible of the
advantages Which must result from the
measures yoh have adopted, in the course
of this Session, for extending the cnmmette
of Ills subjects, by the removal OF unneccs-
sary and incUns enient restrictions, g. from
tile beneficial rraxations which YOU have
deemed 1t expedienl Ia introduce into the
Colonial system of this country.
~ The PacGc.l
The following Information \ras yrster.
day afternoon received at Llo,d's
C0NsrANTrNoPLE, June I0.-strhe Ann,
LanSr'dSe, and tho KraYeilcr, bound FOR