The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18

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xu.ut. len liverpool Jan 2sd, and nssbrough
Lenlnn t,apers Ia the evea,ng ~ NE 10Th. :
n was brliexed the Gaveremrnt ot iloilah'
w,sshnui 10 acknowledge the indeperdehe'
oflhe South Amerioan states.
n was ranoafed nn the London Stock TX
change. thai impartnnt ncgoCiaitohs were -
ing forward botw cen England = rance aha Aus
tria, CONNECTED with the recognition Oh me III
Dependence Of the South American hepmH'es
The Emperor oi Morocco Vas hiung o"i an
esneiiiion against the Sardinians.
/, v,srcn9rted that The turks hni accepted
ne mediation Of Austria TO settle their dinef
sncss with The Greeks.
The London papers intimate ihaiihe trenei
government intend 10 follow The example ol
England acknowledging the independence
OF s. America.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
New Yoax, March The packet ship
New York, Captalo Bonnet, has arrived
below from liverpool, "4eoce she sailed
The 10th Feb. CBpt. B politely set rs by
thc pilot boat, the beaihn Courier OF the
7lh Of Feb. AND a Liverpool paper of the
5th. We tave made such extracts as our
limited lime would permit Com. .3du.
PORTUGAL.
All the PortGsnrsr Ministry Is changed.
-Thi. event IS announced IN thr Paris pa
pers of the 9Th nf February. The Lisbon
papers of the Cd 'cuufrm the Intelligence.
A letter from this city of the q2d says
The inhurnce of the British Cabinet, has
obtained complete triumph" Il
NuaNA, jan. n. 1t IS asserted in our
Diplomatic circles. that the mission al Mr..
Stafford Canning has not had the success
that vas expected from II nj London ADD
that Prince Meit.rnich periinaeiuasy ad.
heres Ia hrs system relative to the 5idiu
quo n he aif,rs OF Turkey, at least PROV.
sionslls, ard tdl th- Court at Russia shall |
have positi,rly explained itself on tlir pro
posal. Of England, with respect to the
Greeks.
Ills .n5,sty's Speech 10 both Houses Of Par.
Lament.
LoSpoS, Feb. s-Thls day Parliament
assembled for tlie despatch of business, &
as the state of his Maiesty's health WI. not
such as rendered IL advisable 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.
TIE Lords Commissioners took their
seats On the woolsacks at half past two,
hen the lIonse of Commons being sum
fnoned TO attend, the Speaker aecompanI-
I'd by.a great many members appeared be
10 W the bar.
The Lord Chancellor hasipg read The
commissioner, by which their Lordships
were appointedso represent his Majesty on
the occasion, the Noble aad harmed Lord
then proceeded to deliver the following
SPEECH.
= ny Lords and GePdeuea, I. l.
We are commanded by his Majesty to
express to you the qualification, winch bis
Msesty derives from the Continuance and 4
Increase Of that public prps
perity upon which his Majesty cougratu
lated You Ut the opening Of the last session
vi ParIia Dent.
There never was n period in the history ,,
Of this county. when Al! the great utter
,s,. of the nstloi were at the same time ia
NJ thriving u condition, or when n feeling
Of content and satisfaction was more
widely d,h'i-ed throughout all es5sse, of
the Brid4h people.
The oiirases, tyr he suppression of
whcb ezra srdlnary powers we're coniid,d
To- his AalestJ have so far ceased, aS IL
suspension oil the exercise Of
those powers in mi st of The districts
heretofore disturbed.
Industry and commercial enterprise are
extending themselves IN that part OF the
united Kingdom.
II j, therefore the more to be regretted,
that associations shoall exist in lfela nd
whiSbimve adopted proceedings rrecon
cleablG with the spirit of tue constitution,
and calculated, by exciting alarm AL ny |
exa'peratius animOsitIcs, endanser the
peace of society, aud 10 reiard the course
of NATIONAL Improvement.
Eis Majesty relies apun your wisdom to
consider, Without delay, the means Of ap-
plying remcdyto this evil. Il
His Majesty further recommends TO you
the reaewal uf the inquiries instituted last
session into the state of Ireland.
His Majesty had SEN with regret, the
Interruption of tranquility in India, by the
unprofoked aggression and extravagnnt
pret,hfsions of the Burmese government,
which rendered hostile operations against
that state unavoidable.
II is, however, satisfactory to find that
none of The other nutiye powers have man
Tested any unficndly disposition, and that
the bravery aud conduct displayed by the
forces already employed against the enc
my, afford the most favorable prospect of a
successful Termination Of The cont'st.
Gentlemen Of The House Of Commons.
His majesty has directed us 10 inform
You, that the estimates of the year will be
forthwith laid before you.
The state of his Majssty's Indian pos.
sessions, aud circumstances connected with
other parts. of his Majesty's foreign do
niinions. will render some augmentation
in his military establishment Indispensable
His Majesty, hnwever, has the sincere gra-
tiGca,ion of believing that, notwithstanding
the increase of expense arising out of this
augmentation, such is the hourishing con