Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

.'We are commanded by bis Majesty
to a~cauaint you, that his Majesty con-
tinues to receive from his allies, and from
all foreign powers, assurances OF their
friendly disposition towards this country.
"The endeavors of bis Majesty to ct
feet the o aciication of Greece, in con
cert with his allies, the King Of France
aud the Emperor of Russia, have con-
tinued undated,
"His Imperial Majesty has found him
self under the necessity OF declaring war
against the Ottoman Porte, upon grounds
concerning exclusively the interests oil
his own dominions, end unconnected
| with the stipuIations Of the treaty OF the
eth of July, 1927.
His Majesty deeply laments the occur
| renee Of these hostilities, and will omit
! NO effort of friendly interpretation to re
store peace.
The determination ofthe powers, par
! ties to the treaty OF the 9Th July, to Ell
feet the objects of that treaty, remains
unchanged.
His Imperial Majesty has consented
| to waive the exercise in the Mediterra
mean Sea. of any rights appeFtaining to
his Imperial Majesty in the character oil
a belligerent power, and to recall the
| separate instructions which had been
| given to the commander Of his naval for
ces in that sea, directing hostile opera
| tons againstth Ottoman Porte.
His Majesty will therefore continue
| - uz-L:.1 - nGorke NTH than ff thu
King of France and his Imperial Males
ty, for the purpose of carrying into com
| pleta execution the stipulations OF the
treaty of London.
His Majesty commands US to acquaint
you, that bis Majesty had every reason
to hope, when he last addressed you,
that the arrangements which had been
made for administering to government
of Portugal, until the period at which the
Emperor of Brazil should have compile
ted his abdication of the throne OF Por
tugal, would have secured the peace,
and promoted the happiness of a country,
10 the welfare of which his Majesty has
taken the deepest interest.
The just expectations of his majesty
have been disappointed, and measures
have been adopted in Portugal, in dis
regard of&he earnest advice and repeat
ed circumstances of bis majesty, which
have compelled his majesty, and the o.
Their powers of Europe acting in o
cert with his majesty, to withdraw their
representatives from Lisbon.
His Majesty relies upon the wisdom
Of the August Sovereign, the head Of
the house of Braganza, to take the course
which shall be best calculated to main.
tain the interests and honour Of that IL
lustrious family. and 20 secure the peace
and happiness Of the donations oveI
which it reigns.
Gentlemen ofthe House Of Commons.
We are commanded by his majesty
TO thank you for the supplies which you
have granted to him for the service ofthe
present year.
His majesty will apply them with the
utmost regard to economy, aud will aon-
tinue a deliberate revision OF the several
public establishments, with a view to a
ny further reduction which may be COM
pstibls with the dignity of the crown and
| with the permanentinterests of the coun.
try.
My Lords and Gentlemen.
His Majesty commands us to congrat-
ulate you upon the general prosperity of
the country, and upon the satisfactory
state of the public revenue.
His Majesty contemplates the increase
| Of our financial with peculiar
qualification, OF account of the decisive
proof which it exhibits that the condition
of his subjects is one of progressive i'm
provement.
His Majesty commands us, in con
c~lusion, to assure you, that his undated
exertions will be directed to inculcate
among foreign powers a spirit Of mutual
good willard TO encourage the indus
try-to extend the commerce-and ad-
vance the general welfare of his own
dominions.
After the Lord Chancellor had conclu-
ded, the noble lord, by virtue of the
royal commission, declared the parlia.
ment 20 be prorogued until Thursday,
the 2sth of August.
London paper asserts that there is
a disagreement between Lord yelling.
ton and the Lord High Admiral. the