Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14
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Parliament pEOrOgued on the 9Th. The
Kings Speech on the occasion viii be- found below.
The opposition papers treat IT with much severity.
The lines Observes The object ui most diScDirs,s
OF this nature ~ To aay curiosity rather than 10
excite H. and to send people home to their country
houses with an Impression that there is no cause for
ueaslncss 10 the people or the Government but that
MI right, aud likely for months least to re-
man SO. The Kings Speech of yesterday was OF
/ tins cioudless, tranqullizing nature"
! The London Morning Journal Of the 2ih, com
mcntmg On what 1t calls the reciprocity treutes"
OF Mr.. lluskisson, says The countries with winch
we concluded these treaties Prussia. S,vc den
Denmark, Holland, Norway. and the towns OF Ger
/ Inaly. II ~ singular bat ldmcnta be fact that,
although from all of these orr impDr1iivs
OF produce have considerably increased and daily
increasing, Our eIpsrtIiiohs of British manufacture
have decreased. IN quantity well 49, m value to
most nnexomped and alarming extent"
ihcTe appeared 10 be no doubt cf ;he reelection
. OF Mr. O'Conne
The papers contain very littic relative Ia Inc hos.
tile operations ia the East. \ 9ussiau friri al /.
guns and 100 nen hat been captured by Tie Captain
Pacha. The Porte had published nothing respect
ing the affair OF Prevad but evidently satisfied
wh the result, having rewarded the inessenrers who
brought the news. Rcdschid Pucha STANDS so hjeh
~ tue confidence of the Sultan. that the most extern
sivc powers lnvc been given him for the mana cement
OF euc war. The considerable supplies of corn which
had lately arrived within the capital as well a. tie
favorable appearance al the harvest IA tne Nsiatc
provinces. had caused the price eli p5oy oiis To- fall
Accounts from Lisbon arc 10 Tie iith, and Opurlo
! 10 inc I3tH. Mlguc! continued his career OF pru-
! scrirlon, cruelty and p"rfdy. How can England
Tolerate the atrocities Of t..is modern N-ro--iAs
mun,tcr IN human share
! totton--A Liverpool date of Monday. 2sd June
says, wc Continue TO have stcadf demand Tor cotton,
ANA tic sales to-day amount uoouJ $500 bars d
con.drrabe part Of which We're Brazis
! PROPAGATION OF PARIIAIENT
! a. two O'Clock. tie Lord Chancellor. the Earl a
Rossyn (!.ord Pryy Seal the Duke of Wcilin,y on
! the Marques of Winchester CGroom 0f the Stole
aud Lord Peterborough. took their seats az HIS Ma
d ~ % N'asftft tf.fNr f.
Parliament.
The Deputy Usher of the Blacl; Rod was irnmc-
dIacly sent 10 reldire the presence at the Commons
aud IN few minutes the Speaker Of the lIo,ise OF
Commons, attended by The Chancellor OF the Exche-
gn'r SIR John Murray, SIR Htnry iiurdinge, Mr.
Dawson aud great number OF other Mcnocrs
came 10 their l,nriship Bar.
! The Lord Chancellor then commanded the Com.
Lesion To be read for giving tie Rova Assent 10
! several BnlS-which being done the ROYAL Assent
was gvcn, IN the usual form. 10 the Eas, India on
ces biil the Appropriation Ac'. the Charing Cross
! improvement Bill, tnc London Bridge Approaches
Bill the Regulation Of Cotton factories Bill. STOCKS
aud ThonliAes Divorce Bills aid seyes4! Private
KINGS SPEECH
The Lord Chancellor then read the following
SPEECH, III TIE name OF las Majesty:
/ "1Iy E,TGS and GeHHsweH:-"Mc are command.
cd by hls Majesty. IN releasing you from your at
tendance ia Parliament, express to YOU his Males
tvs Acknowledgements for the zeal aud oss.duty
IL
pich oil pubic business, and especially 10 the CON
sidcrltlon of those important matters which his Mai
e-ly recommended 10 ioJr attention II the opening OF
! the Session
tnucs TO receive .on his allies and from ali Foreign
Powers, assurances OF their desire to cuit-
vatc the relations OF peace and maintain the most
/ friendly understanding with hi- Majesty.
Ills Majesty iamcns that he has not Ga announce
tn you the termination Of the in the Fast Of Ia
rope; hut his Mo'sy commands us To assure you taat
h3 Will continue 10 hs utmost cnlcators to grc-
vent the extension of hos;lliies, and promote tie
restoration of peace.
1T is with satisfaction his Maes Informs YOU ,lat
he has been enabled to lis u: onIutc oa; ,Is
wihthe Ottoman Porte.
THE Ambassadors of his MejCslv. and of the
King of France Oh their return TO Constantine
pie; aud the Emperor ot RUSSIA having been pleased
To authorize the Picnpotentiarie5 vi las Allies to act
on behalf of bis Imperial Majesty, the Negotiations
for the Iud pac6ctton of Greece VIII We carried on
! IN tn" name of the Three Contracting Parties 10
/ the Treaty of London.
"1he Army OF his Most Christian Mljcsty has
been withdrawn from the Morca, with the exception
of small force destined, for time. to assist in the
establishment OF order IN country which has long
been the scene otconiusion aud anarchy.
at IL with increased regret that his Majesty again
ndyerts TO the condition of he Portuguese Monarchy.
But his Majesty commands Us to repeat his dctcrm.
nation to use every effort to reconcile conflicting IN
tcrcsts, aud to Icmoyc Lc evils which press hca-
vily upon country, the prosperity ct which must
ever Uc on object OF hIs haicsys soicitulc.
"Go.tlcmcn ef the House NJ C.,D.mOs:
Ills Majesty commands us to think you for the
supplies which you have granted for the service @ :!
the year, and u assure you of his MGcsys doterm-
nation TO apply them with every attention Tor econ
Omy.
( SIN Loris and Gentlemen;
ellis Majesty has commanded us, in conclusion, 10
express the sincere hope OF his Majesty that the
important which have boon adopted by Par.
lament IN tho courrc Of tho present Session, may
tend, under The blessings IT Divine Providence 10
cesablish the tranquility aud improve tho condition Of
lrcIand; aud that, by strengthening the bonds ct
union between the several parts of this great Empire,
they may consolidate oud augment us power and pro-
mote the happincss Of his people"
J The Lord Chancellor then proceeded to prororao
/ the Parliament.
| When the Duke Of Wellington reminded J. n that
the Commission Tor this purpose had no, be- ~ read.
/ Ills Lordshp accordingly ordered the Commission
to be read After this was done his Lo 1siHp proro-