Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18

e;siature Of nv country; and can assure ."e
Robbie Duke, that wish him the most 'or'u
nate success in his administrator; "u' o.'"
| sit down, | beg leave 10 assure "i"' ""'."
do With a firm conviction oil Ms rum "s'
&c ,vb,ch, with all his military success,
no neverc.n achieve, and against which warn
hi,n-Ie, him remember, that he may confiii.
,a. h,, ,ba, he can never conquer ireland.
Hear. hear, hear3
ord Peterborough def ndpd himself from
charge of inconsistency made against MN oy
The Noble Marquis. H. assured me HOUSE
,h,t his opinions remained unc hanged, ana 'ha'
yhe, The proper time arrived, he wouid eA>
Lord Wharnclffe hoped he might be ao'e
To support Government, and It's measures ou'
as to its adopting liberal foreign Po"c!, .,
carrying mo effect the corn bill, lie eon'eS'eo
that he had no hopes of either. =,
The Earl Of Canarvon said that he would
mot mess his motion. 1t was, accordingly,
withdrawn, and the House adjourned.
FRANCE.
The sessions Of ihr French Chambers was
opened on the 5,h Of February. The Speech
Of ,he King is given below. and is SAID to have
been well received by the Chambers,whic were
remarkably fulI-almost every memoir ns.hR
present. The king speaks WI h more saus'ae'
ton of the battle Of Nava'in, than does us nro-
Their Of England. But his NJ. L. MaJes'y does
not anticipate war. ;,
SPEECH OF THE KING OF FRANCE
! Gtn,leuen-It is always with efaa' sals'ae,
ton ,ha, see you M Ct ABOUT my 'hr""e' e"'
rhatI come 10 make known 10 you the si'ua'io'
OF France.
Tb. relations with the Europ'a an powers
commune 10 be anic.ble and satisfactory he
affairs ofthe east alone present some tfe allies
| but the treaty ,ha, have signd Win tn Ming
| IF ENGLAND and the Emperor OF Russia, mas
| laid the foundation for lhe PACING atlph o.
| Greece and have reason To hope that me e''
fo,ts Of NV allies. ard NY own eHprts, Will 'r''
unnb over the resistance Of tbs Ottoman Porte
| withou, the necessity ofo having recourse u
arms.
| The unexpected battle at Navar'no was a
the same time an occos on of glory for our arms
and brilliant pledge Of he union OF the three
flag. greet sensation
III. peuinsula has been for long time
| cause IF sacrifice u Us; this is near an end sc
cure IN her frontiers. Spain is employing her
self with perseverance IN tue task Oh crus"ins
in her bo ON, the deplorabIe seeds 81 ci.ii ais
cord Every thing assures mr., ina, shan u
able, very soon, with the Consent OIL Inc h'h'
nv nephew, to restore my solilSrs I" Id.
c unlry, aud 10 relieve IN! people from Pais
lul burden.
A vigorous block de, 10 terminate only VINE
. Shall have received the satisfaction when ]
dLr to me-, i. KEEP up aad IS punsh'ng Anglers
, ard is protecting F!euch commerce.
In distant regions and under the uncertain
. dominion # infant governments, our Haf n
suffered some aggres>ions; bu, have order''
thai iust r.paration should he rxaLtfd, ard
have prescribed measures which Will far IN
-fny subifcrs 49, NAsA The i'' o
=; II "an ihus gentlemen, look abroad viii
.ati ia" lion the Gomrsio state Of NJ, kingdom
does MOI of M less security. You will So
by the documents which will le laid before you
that If the products Of the diff rent conrribu
ions have suffered sHme diminnTIon, the sourc
e, of he pubic wealth are not lcssensd for On,
] myth # TIM: Extraordinary circumstance
have produced AN excrss OF rxp+nd urr, 70
which il will be- nee >sary 10 provide. sensa
ton. have ordered my ministers To rerdsl
you an accoun, Of them; and have required o
them, 10 pres, constantly towards severe arc
eX nsivr economy
! have called my Son 10 act in tie Military
promotions. I he Army viii find in this new
arrang, mrnt. he most rain testimony Of my
regret towards It,
The progressive devclo9emrn's Of Commerce
and Industry, tina, glory # graceful s'ass. have
incieased their wants, and solici.s more numrr.
Gus outlets. I is nv wish that minister form
ed in their interest. should have the special
employment IF propo,ing to me every thing
which may be proper TO assist their activity,
| which is ever increasing.
| However intimate may be the CONNIE xlon
which must exist between religion and the sdu-
cation Of men, pubic instruction aud ecclesi'
ast'aI affairs have appeared to me 10 requiir
a separate direction, and / have ordered The
division to be made.
Wishing 20 strengthen more and more in
my sra'es the CLar'er which was granted by
my brother and which ! have sworn to main
tain. | sh II b. watchful .hat the labors are
carried on with wisdom and Judgment whic h
shall place our legislation in harmony with
| the Charter.
Some high ques ions Of public administra-
ton have been pointed out 10 my attention -
Convinced that the true strength Of the throne
| is mkt o the divine protection. in observing