Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
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From the .Norfoft Herald IF Wedneytlay.
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The ship James Cropper, Capt. Carey from Xiv
erpool, arrived in Hampton Roads Yesterday. The
dates by this arrival Liverpool 10 the e6,h, and
London to the 23th Of June.
/ Parliament was prorogucd on the 9th Tho
Nin9 Speech Oh the occasion will be found bel ~.
The opposition papers treat it with much SEVERITY
! The Times observes--Fhe object of most discourses
OF this nature to aav curiosity rather than To
excite 1t, and to send people home to their country
houses with an impression that there is no cause for
to the people or the Government, but that
all Is right, and likely for months least to re-
main SO. The Kings Speech of yesterday was of
this cloudless, tranquiliZing nature"
The London Morning Journal of the cath, com
mentng on what it calls 1.-The reciprocity treaties
| OF Mr.. uuskisson, says-'Tie countries with which
we concluded these treaties are Prussia Swc den
Denmark, holland, Norway, and the towns of Ger
many. 1t is singular but lamentabe fact that
although from all of these countries our iyDo,ctious
increasing, our erportaiions III British manufactures
have decreased, i'll quantity we'll as i'll value to a
most uneXampied and alarming extent"
| There appeared ts be no doubt ci the recIec,iun
of Mr.. O'Connell.
The papers contain very little relative to The hos
tile operations in the East Russian frigute of ii
guns ana 400 had been captured by the CANAAN
Pacha. The Porte had published nothing respect
ing the affair Of Prevail, but evidently satisfied
with the result, having rewarded the MESSENGERS who
brought the news Redschid Pucha stands so high
in the confidence of the Sultan that the mos, extc
sive powers have been given him for the mana cement
OF the war. The considerable supplies of corn which
had lately arrived within the capital as well as the
favorable appearance of the harvest IN the Asatic
provinces, had caused the price Of provisions fall
| Accounts from f,shon TO the llth and Opor;u
to the 18th. Miguel continued his career of bro
scription, cruelty and pcIEdy. How can ENGLAND
tolerate the atrocities Of this modern Nero--tlis
monster in human shape.
Cotton.--A Liverpool date of Monday, esd June,
says, we continue to have steady demand for cotton
and the sales day amount about $500 baos a
considerable part of which were Brazi's
! PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
al two O'Clock, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl Of
Rossiyn [Lord Privy Seal,1 the Duke of Welin"tou
the Marques of Winchester GGroom of the Siolel
and Lord Ellenborough took their seats az His Ma
lJesty Commissioners, for the purpose OF giving the
ROYAL Ascent to several Bills, and for proroguins
| Parliament
The Deputy Usher of tine Black Rod was inlne-
diately sent 70 require the presence ofthc Commons
and Ill few minutes the Speaker of the House of
Commons all ended BY he Chancellor Of the Exche
qner, Sir John Murray, Sir Henry IIariiuge, Mr..
Dawson, and a great number Of other Members
came to their LorGshp's Bar.
! The Lord Chancellor then commanded the Com
mission to be read for giving the Roval Assent to
| several Biils-wLich being done, the Royal Assent
wao given. in the usual to., the East India OIL
Ices Bill, the Appropriation Act, the Charing Cross
I Improvement Bill, the London Bridge Approaches
Bill, the Regulation of Cotton factories Bill. Stool! $
end Thorndlke's Divorce Bi!ls, aud several Private
i Bills.
KINGS SPEECH
The Lord Chancellor then read Tie following
SPEECH, in the name Of his Majesty:
/ silly Lo'ds and Gentienacn I'VE are command
ed by his Majesty, in releasing you from your at
tendance in Parliament to express TO You his Alajcs
tys Acknowledgements for the zeal and asSduity
with which you have applied yourselves to the dis
patch of public business, and especially to tx, con-
sldcration of those important matters Which his Mai
esty 10 your attention the opening of
the Session.
His Majesty directs us to inform YOU that he con-
nucs to receive from his allies, and from ali Foreign
Powers, of their desire to cult
TO ypl n OF md ,ri,
! friendly understanding with his Majesty
His Majesty larn"nls that he has not to announce
to you the termination ofthc in the East of tfu-
rope; bat his Majesty commands to YOU that
! lie will continue Use his utmost endeavoYs to IRE
vent the extension Of hostitics, and to proDsc the
1 restoration of peace.
ut with satisfaction his Majesty informs you thai
he has been enabled to his Diplomatic relations
with the Ottoman Porte.
| 1.-The Ambassadors of his Majesty and of the
King of France, on their return to Constantine
| pie; and the Emperor Of Russia having been pleased
to authorize the Plcnipotentares of BIS Allies to act
on behalf of his Imperial Majesty, the Negotiations
for the final pacifcation of Greece will be carried on
| in the name of the Three Contracting Parties to
| the Treaty of London.
| "The Army Of his Most Christian Majesty has
been withdrawn from the Morca with the exception
OF a small force destined, for time, TO assist in the
establishment Of order in country which has so long
been the ofcoDfIsion and anarchy.
i sit Is with increased regret that his Majesty again
adverts to the condition of The Portuguese Monarchy
But his Majesty commands us to repeat his Gctcrm
nation to every effort to reconcile conflicting in
forests, and to remove the evils which press hea
Willy upon country, the prosperity of which must
ever be an object Of his Mnjesty's solictude.
''Ge1he,aen Q' tie House Of Commons
Ellis Majesty commands US to thank you for the
supplies which you have granted for tie service Of
the year and you Of lis Mnjesty's detcrIu
nation to apply them with every attention for econ
omy.
\ ".Hy Eordy md Gen'Iemcn
/, ellis Majesty has commanded u.s. in conclusion, TO
express the sincere hope of his Majesty, that the
+ important measures which have Dccn adopted by Par
lament in the course Of the present Session, may
tend under the blessings Of Divine Providcncc c, to
establish the tranquility and improve the condition Of
Ircand and that, b! strengthening the bonds Of