The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-19

The latest accounts from Corfu say, that it is
still affirmed here, that the President is much
dissatisfied with his present situation, and will
leave Greece
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
Parliament, Wednesday, June "a. This day
the Commons having assembled in the House OF
Lords, the Commissioners of his Majesty deliy-
cred the following Speech from the throne:
M Lords and GeRttemeR,-We are com
manded by his Majesty, in releasing you from
your attendance in Parliament, to express to
you his Majesty's acknowledgements for the
zeal and assiduity with which you have applied
yourselves to the despatch of public business
and especially to the consideration of those i'm.
portant matters which his Majesty recommend
ed to your consideration at the opening of the
session.
His Majesty directs us TO inform you, that he
continues to receive from his allies, and from
all foreign powers, assurances of their earnest
desire to cultivate the relations of peace anC
maintain the most friendly understanding with
his Majesty
\ His Majesty laments that he has not to an
nounce to You the termination of the war In
the east of Europe. But his Majesty com
mands us to assure you, that he will continue
to use his utmost endeavors to prevent the ex
tention of hostilities, and to promote TIE restor
alton of peace.
| 1t is with satisfaction his Majesty informs
you that he has been enabled to renew his di
plomatic relations with the Ottoman Porte
The Ambassadors of his Majesty and the King
! of France are on their return to Constantine
pie, and the Emperor of Russia. having beer
pleased to authorize the Plenipotentiaries of hi
allies to act on behalf &C his Innparal Majesty
= --osetiotions for the final pacifcation o
Greece will be carried on in the name of tn
] nfF1 OF -, al
I don
! The army of his most Christian Majesty ha
been withdrawn from the Merea, with the ex
( ceptlon OF small force, destined, for time, t.
assist IN the establishment of order in countr,
which has so long been the scene of confusion
and anarchy.
1t is with increased regret, that his Maest,
again adverts to the condition of the Portn
guese monarchy. But his Majesty command
US to repeat his determination TO use ever,
effort to reconcile conflicting interests, and t
remove the evils which press so heavily upoi
a country, the prosperity of which must eve
be an object of his Majesty's solicitude
Gentlemen of the House of Commoas,-Hi
Majesty commands US to thank you for the sup
plies which you have granted for the service O
! the year, and to assure you of his Maiesty's de
termination to apply them with every attention
( to economy.
My Lords and Gentlemen,-H Majesty ha
commanded US, in conclusion, to express TIL
sincere hope of his Majesty, that the importan
measures which have been adopted by Parlia
ment, in the course of the present session. ma,
tend, under the blessing of Divine Providence
to establish the tranquility and improve tn
condition of Ireland and that, by strengthen
ing the bonds of union between the severa
parts of this great empire, may consolidate an
{ n Ifc
of his people
The Lord Chancellor then announced hi
Malesty's pleasure to prorogue the two House
OF Parliament to Thursday, the Goth Angus
ensuing
The London Courier says, " we derive fror
this speech the gratifying belief, that the cour
try will remain at peace that hostilities are nc
likely to be extended to any other than the tw
powers engaged in them-and that the restor,
ton OF peace among them is not improbable. ;