Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-18
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

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'p,1 on the il,h Of February, BY this
|. ',b. Editors Of the Commercial Adver'
80. r.ceiycd files of London papers to
~, Of February, and Liverpool OF the
o a. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT,
reb,vsry AT en- early hour this
',D ,n>ususl preparations for the open
p,rfamen, commenced
s,,I. after two o'clock, Parliament was
l His Majesty. Commissioners. The
'"' W n;.sioners were the Lord Chancel-
"' nnks Of Wellington, Earls Rosslyn,
5ra,,p, and Mayo.
, ~, I,,5 Chancellor then read the follOw>
y Spcreh
Wy bFS, 'oap1ed hy his Majesty to inform you.
We Al. receives from all Foreign Powers the
Eia' ''ye -..rres Of tleir desire to maintain and
r'aS'' ,ho most friendly relations ofthis country.
cms ~. mo-. seen with satisfaction that the war
us "! pm.s;a and the Ottoman Porte has been
-u,h, to conclusion: ., ...,nn,;sb n. mai,
ns N. Trea,y Of the 9th July, 1897, have been
.s,.nitted. ,u,.a NTH H., A,
III, ',.,;rss for he pacihcston and maj settlement
,,s that he shall be enabled, at an early pc
:, Communicate to you the particulars OF TINS ar
,.osn, with such information as may explain the
Us which his Majesty has pursued throughout the
Is. Of these important transactions
~, Majesty hmentS that he IS unabie TO announce
!, ,on the prospect OF RECOMMENDATION oe'"ee" oe
o,,,s, Of the HtuSe Of Braganza.
m, Majesty has not yet deemed exped,ent 10 re-
Ls.b anon their ancient footing, his Majesty's Dip
80 ,sls,;ons with the kingdom OF Portugal But
smb,rrassmeuts arising from the continu
ar-,r,;on ofthese relations increase his majesty
me 70 effect the termination OF so serious an evil
;,l,nta Of the Huse Of Commons
nj, srsiesty has directed IN" estimates tor the
.,.,eo, wear to be laid before YOU. They have been
irsd With every attention TO economy, and It VIII be
,,hcory to you to learn that his Majesty will be en-
Mi 70 make considerable reduction in the amount
oi,he public expenditure, without lmpa'rng the eti-
,;,oey of our Naval or Military Establishments.
v. are commanded by his Majesty TO inform you,
IA, Although the National income. during the last year
N, not an med the full amount at which it had been
., mated the diminuton is not such as to cause any
ou5t as to the future prosperity ofthe revenue.
NJ lord, and Gsni'.men-
Ma Majesty commands Us to scquSint you that hs at.
n,on has been of late earnestly directed TO various
rDOrtan considerations connected with improvements
N The Administration Of the law.
b.s ia he h
,ted for your deliberstion of which calcu-
ed in the opinion Of HIS Majesty to facilitate and en-
elte the course Justice in the different parts ofihe
United Kingdom, and others appear TO be necessary
.Emnaries to revision Of the practice and proceed
rs Ofthe superior courts.
He are commanded 20 SSsure you that His Majesty
lsk confident that on will give your best attention
nd assistance n subject Of such deep and lasting
aacrrn to the wr''-bemg OF his people.
his Majesty commands 20 inform you that the
Export IA the last ear Of British produce and manu-.
Aemres las eSceeded that Of any former year.
lis Majesty lanents, tiat notwithstanding this indi
aSon OF active commerce, diitress should prevail
lOns the agricultural sud manufacturing classes in
0nt paris OF the UnitedElngdom.
hgoud be most gratifying 10 the paternal feelings
Of His Majesty 10 be ensUrd to propose for your con-
sdersCn, measures calculated 20 remove the Difficult
hes portion of his subjects, and the same time
compatible with the general and permanent interests
dhs p Ople.
hbirpm deep sohciule for those interests that
his Majesty is impressed with the necessity of acting
Nth extreme caution IN reference to this importan,
NoIct
Ms Majesty feels assured that YOU will concur with
hm IN aNNgang due weight to the effect of unfavo's
De seasons, and the operation Of other causes, which
Ne oSyOnd the reach OF Legislative control or remedy
Above alt Ills Nalest! Is CONVINCED that no pressure
uehporary dIthcuty will induce you To relax the de-
einallon which YOU have uniformly manifested, t.
aIl,na myioate the Public CIR, dit and thus 10 uphold
nr high Character and the present welfare of the
:Ouuy.
10 me House Of Commons. Daniel O'Con-
nell, E>q. took he oalhs prescribed by The Ca.
'a"'t Relief Bill, and his seat as member foi
'as County OF Clare. Tn" honorable membe'
rtaed himself on the third row OF ne opposi-
,Nr Peel
Several other members took their oatbs ant
Weir seats.
A'Ne Speaker said. that he he'd received 1
|'' from The Solicitor % the Commission %
SS'Y"'lpity against Rowlaad Stephenson. in
hs hlm that 'he laid Rowland Stephen
Nu nos surrendered 10 The commission
had he paid his orcdi ors 2os. in INT
r 'ulwas sill an uncer iicaled bankrupt
" yer having been ,ead, or the mo,isn y
'Nn IA new writ WIS ordered for Leo
GNn the + ON Of the said Rowland
A'p.tos,u.
Z" 'Ha1dHS ard he United States. In tn
"'u'e Of Commons on the 5ih, Mr.. Robinson
;, nave question to ask Of the Righ