Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-28

la provisional government, and order OF things, found,
ed upon bad laws he did in the hope that they would
soon be reformed Now that he perceivcs that the
plan is To govern under regime full OF blunders and
'dictons, told that he thinks of retiring
to his farm at Lagrange He cannot understand that
in the frs, municipal magistrate of Paris
TO have spoken according his conscience, and to
have employed, in prociamat'on such expressions
as seemed to '.ir, the cst proper to convince.
| That such noise should have been made about an
act OF independence in officer, whose post is, by
the law, independent expose Lafayette the
ultimate views of the arisocraticai party. He cannot
longer act with them.
From tie Baltimore ia, 10, Of Dec. 81.
| ENGLAND-On tho 25th e October, the h,ng
OF England held his first levce for The season. A
mong the dpofra'sts present. observe the names
OF the American Minister. and SIR. Washington r.
wing. Secretary of Legation.
| The wooen trade OF Yorkshire was brisk. and an
| advance of wages had taken place o! the
branches, while others we're depressed.
In the new Parliament it Will he proposed 10 vest
the Regency in the Duchess Of Kent, mother of
the Hcrcss Prcsnmptive: condytionaliv, AowevErvas
on the event ofissue beng born to tho present King
and Queen it will b. vested in the Queen.
MAJOR Hutchinson Of the 7i'h regiment in ga;ri-
son. was following ls regiment on horseback TO the
Ne" Barracks, on Tucsday at 3 O'Clock, IN perfect
health, when he pull ed up opposite small tavern on
the military road, d>mounted Immediately in great
pain. and entered the house E!e sat on form, ou|y
spoke few words, and corpse III ten mill
utes.
The London Courier OF The 31ti. says that Charles
y. has made urgent appca 10 Tic Cour; of ST.
James and he other Europ"an Courts, 20 jnerpose
their influence in !avor 81 tic ministers; and that
ne has received "a issactory assurances retuTn-
The Duke IF Wellington shows hiinsef p.rticuIa rlv
anxious to the lives OF these uni,,tunate mcn.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF ENGLAND At
TEE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
My Lords and Gcnll 'nen:--Ii is with the most
i!yciy satisfaction tina | sec you assemble! around
me- 10 AID M by yomr counssis
Since the dss tuition of the last Parliament e1"n,s
n.f
ropcan Continent.
The elder branch o! the muse Of Bourbon has cca-
srd 10 rclgn in France and the Duie o. O7lca -as
been called 10 the throne with the ,e OF King of inc
French.
Having received from the new Sovereign osssur-
aaces OF his ardent desires cultivate the most
Friendly relations. and to MAINTAIN nviui4te th- en-
gcganens made By ih!s country. have not les,o cd
10 Continue the d diplomatic rpia ions and the friend
ship which existed with he preceding government
have secn with Profound r.Gret ih" STA Of af
iaTS m HE Low Countries drp!ore that the
i-bicacd adaHstr If.oa OF N,nr William has not
been able Ia preserve the Satcs from revolt; aud
thai his WISE cS1!lt'on submit the desires I'D
complaints of his pcorle to The deberl,ion Of spe
cal Session Of tho States General ila- not brought
about any satisfactory results
hal exert mvsef. in concert with my alhes
to re- establish tranquility, Nv all means which
are compatible ~ith the good state Of the Neither
lands government, and the society ot other govern
nerts
Symptoms Of ,nmult end disorder have created
anxiety in various parts of Europe; ia, assurances
winch continue receive nt the anlicabie dlsno-
sit'on OF toraign Courts, give ne Just ground 10
hope that people will conlinu. TO enjoy the bless
ngs OF pence.
Penetrated all t:res wit, the necessity nf nrc-
scryinC lfv'oa,c i5" engaT"n"nts which have been
made In the name Of thc milton, anl convinced that
any determination 20 maintain. in connection with nv
a!,as, tho treaties upon which founded the Uen-
era system Of Europe, will appear you t- DO st
guarantee for. the maintenance oftie peace the
world.
Up to The present time I. have net accredited the
Ambassador ofthe Court of Lisbon; but tn Poriu-
g1Hs" government having resolved TO satisfy the
claims Of justice and humanv ~ liberal and gen
cal amnesty. think me time has come 20 re-cs alb
hst, IN behalf 81 my people. the friendly relations
whlch for so long inc have cxis cd between the
two nations.
NY profound sol;citudc for the welfare of nv
subjects, induces me to recommend 10 the innuo-
date attention of Parlinmnrt sucfl arrangements.
as will secure the exercise o: the royal authority
Ii 1t should please God to terminate nv life before
my successor shall have arrived at mature agH.
shall be ready 10 Uh YOU in q !
tho measures vh'ch may appear you proDer. for
preserving invnlate he dignity and ability Of tho
crown and to assure more and moro the guarantees
Of civil and religious Liberty to my people
Gentlemen of The H,use IF ConamonS:-I have or
deed to be- LAID before you, ali the statements of
expenditures for The pTasen; year, which the prece
ding Parliament was not able arrange before ia
separation The estimates for the coming wear will
omy which have determined to carry through all
tho branches of the public -crvice
Ny Lords and GenIaInan---I am deeply attic. cd
tins in districts of th. country nv subj ct .
bave suffered in their property from 'combnatians
having Tor heir object the destruction of machines
aud that heavy losses have been sustained from the
cr:nina! acts Of incendlaries
have seen, not without chagrn and indirnafjor
tie p"rIdious attempts which have been made, Ia
spread sp'r Of discomfort and dissatisfaction ancno
my poofie, and to interrupt the concord which ha-
h'p Nv prevailed r ugh Inc Garcat parts of my do
m mons, th' unon Of which is essential 10 the pre-
Sc walton OF IN" general s,rengfh and "a ppness.
The greatest effort Of my life viii be 30 I7rcsrrvc
the blessings winch my people possess. ard trans
more aninlaing hope Of blrg able tc discharge the
SACRED duties whch have been cunfided To me from
The wisdom and sGection of Parliament and the sup
port Of all my Subjects.
am drtermined to ernp'oy, the full extent of my
power, all tho means which the constitution and laws
have placed N my hands for the punishment n sedj-