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

Anri,. 1926, and Of The Treaty rntc5ed mo
br,wsen bis Majesty snd'hr Courts oil the Iu.
ileries and Of ST.. PsIerburgh, on the 9th Of
July, 1927. -,
"In the course Of the measures adopted win
a view TO carry into effect the object Of I'M
Treaty, collision, wholly unexpected ny Ms
Majesty, tosk place in the Port Of NaVarir, De-
tween the Fleets of the Contracting Powers
and tha, Of the Ottoman Porte.
w:,hs,anding The ,a'or displayed oY 'hr
Combined Fleet, hi, Majesty deeply iamen,s
that this conflic, should have occurred wiz
the naval force Of an ancient Ally, but he SUI
entertafns confident hope that this unto"a
event will no, be followed by further hos''ii-
les, and will not impede that amicable adjust
men, of he existing differences between tne
Porte and The Greeks, tp which i, $50 mani
festly ,hrir common Interests to accsde
Tin maintaining the national faith by adner-
ing to The engagements INTO which his MalesN
has entered his Majesty will never lose sight
Of The grrst objects 10 which all his Efforts nave
been drecied-the termination o. the contest
between ioe hostile par.ies-the permanent SCI
element Of their future relations TO each other-
and the maintenance Of the repose OF Europe
upon he basis on which il has rested since Inc
las, Treaty Of Peace.
ellis Majesty has the greatest satisfaction IN
informing YOU, that The purposes for which his
Maiesty, upon the requisition OF tie Court oi
Lisbon, detached military force to Portuga :.
have bren accomplished. The obligations oil
good faith having Been fulfilled, and the safety
and independence # Portugal secured, his MAJ
lesty has given orders that the forces now In
tina, ountry should BE- immedi .tely withdrawn.
ave are commanded by his Majtsy 10 ac.
quaint YOU tina, his NJ jes,y has concluded
Of ,,,;,y ao1 Commerce, with the
Emperor of Brazil. aud with the Unned S'aes
Of Mexico: Cnp,es Of which will, bv his MAJ
iesty's commands be Lid before vuu."
"Genficme" Of the House Of Commons.
ellis Msj-sIy has ordered The estimate, Ter
n: current v, al TO be laid before you. They
have been pre- pared with every regard 10 eco>
nomy, consis,en, with The e&igency Of the pub
lie service.
"We are commanded BY his Majesty to re
commend @ your early arer'ion IN inquiry in
To he state OF the revenue and expenditure Of
the country.
ali, Majesty is assured thai il viii I've salts
Factory to YOU 10 learn, that nnrmilhsl ndnS the
diminu,ion which has takrn place IN some
bran' hes "f the Revenue, The total amount OF
recent daring the las year has not disapnoint>
ed the rxpc, Ia ions which we've entertained at
The comm n,enrtnt OF il.
WY LO'US ara UeWUWtV,
60 Majesty has mmanded US to inform
YOU TIA, considerable increase has lake place
in the rxpnr, of he principal ar,iclcs OF British
manufacture. 1 Is improvement OF our tor-
cign usdr has led 10 a more general employ
mrnt Of he pnpuIa ion, and aft rls >susfac>
tory indic alton If the coatinu, d abatement Of
III St commercial dlfficui,ts which recently
s. ed 30 ssss.sy rms upS
{ oniinu. d endeavours 10 improve ,he condition
OF all ella ses Of his >ublecrs and TO adva"cy The
great ohj'cr Of his Ma tstv's >oIicuud, the
prosperity am happiness IT his people"
After rLe speech had ne. n read he House
adj ,urued til five O'Clock WHEN ;hry rea,sem-
bcd respectively. In the Upper House the
EJri of Ch,chesrcr moved the address in az
swer @ The speech from the lhronr. His Lord,
ship observed that the amIc able Assurances Of
the 70 eign Powers were very sat sfa"tory as
the action viii, had unfor unai ~ taken place
al Navariao haf. given RS t. opprrht nsons
that England would DE- drawn into a war with
hrr ancient ally, ,he Oroman Pore His Lord
ship NJ x passed 81 eulopi,m upon the bravery
of tie AIRED f,rt-s, ard tdGed that, however
proud tie nation mignt he # thr CONDUIT Of IT'S
sailors, he was convinced tha oil the fri nds oi
The rea' in,'res S Of re country you'd amen
with himself 81 uufortinaIc an went lhe no
bl Lord then remarked ihar. according To Tie !
Kings speech, the sc'ion in question, So FAR
from being the result OF instruction sent 10
A Admiral Codring'nn, con >idrred uu-
toward and unexprcle' occurrence. II. rejoi- |
crd at the prospect # an amic ,bl, arrange
menr, and thouShi that the Calm md Lign fird |
condot ma,niIin-d by the Sultan upon his |
orcas on. aft rdrd good ground g nope for the
ma'uuuant' Of peace. In conc fusion, his lord
ship exrr'ssrd his appro alton OF III rxprdi-
ton 10 Portugal Lord S angfurd in srcon.
dag he motion Tor the address. dwell upon
the 6d Ii y in VI ich rrr Turks hid main
tanned Their relations with Eu,, md for tire
Ss ,hr favorable DISPOSE on towards
England Tia, ,xisred among the O,tomans in
general He the nobl lord had been Am ,as,
sailor at ). Petersburg, and k" W that the EN-
neror Nicholas entertained Poe &c sentiments,
and WAS Only DESTROYS of h filing the ,rra'y of
Juy 6. Lord Holland disa2pr owed Turkey
b. ing styled the anclep; ally of England; aud
def nded the battle of y, varino and Admiral
Codr'ne on Lord King expressed his aston
>hmt ut that tie Corr Laws were not mrnt on