Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-25
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Very LAIE tRoM ENG AND.

VERY LA1E FROM ENG AND
The pacl ct ship si0fanns Jens ius, allrn, has
arrived a, New YORK from Llve,pop. whrce
she sailed on the lih II Frb,uaty. b, this
| arrival the Editors oil The CUmmoIcml Adynr'
ilser have received files of london papers in
the ioin oil February, aud Liverpool OF the
llh, both inclusive
OPENING OF ,RLIAMENr.
Londou Febtuary AT mn early hour this
morning., he usual preparations 10, the open.
ing OF Par lament commenced
A huie inter Q O'Clock, Parliament was O.
pened by liz Ma jews Comm. toners. The
Lord Commisslunrts were the L,rd Chnncei.
Ion. the Duke OF Wellington, Ears Rosslyo,
| Aberdeen snd Mayo.
The Lord Ghancrtip Tor then read the follow
ing Speerh;
" Ny Lo~ds and Gentlemen
We nre commanded 10y his Majesty 10 inform
YOU. that his majesty receives from nj For
cign Powers the strongest assurances Of their
desire 10 nninlaIn rud cultivate the most f. irn1s
Iy relations wdh ihIs eounfy
lis Majesty has sorn with satisfaction .bst
the war beiw' en- Russia aud the Ottoman Port.
has been brought 10 n conclusion
The efforts of Ills Majesty 10 accomplish ihs
main ohJecis Of the Treaty vi the 6ih July.
1927, have been unrcmited
lis majesty hnvlng recently concerted
with hIs Allies measures Tor The pnf flea ION
and Anal settlement Of Greece; irn.ts hnf
he shnll br enabled, NJ All early period 10 com
muniGa," 10 you the pH'tIculars Of this argsnge.
meDt, with su'u InIoi nation rs may .hpain
the course WHICH ms Majesty has po ,uea
throughout tire prGgi,ss OF these impouans
transactions.
lis Majesty Iamcnls that he ia unable 10 ar.
N "a a an "A ,,T
between he Princes Of the House of Brngan.
IA.
His Majesty has not yet deemed IL expe-
dlenl Ia re-esiabilsh upon Their sncieni footing.
lis Majesty diplOmciic relal,uDs with the
Kingdom Of Portugal. But tue NUMEROUS Gun.
bar, Hssmeuts hilsng IRON the continued inter.
fnpiion oi these relations INCREASE hs Msjes.
ty S Jcsre 10 effect tie termination Of 10 ser,
Gus an evil.
Gentlemen Of The House of CommonS--
lis MaJest, has directed the estimates for
the current year Il be- lad before yop They
have been framed with every attention to econ.
omy. mud II will be satisfactory To You 10 lrnTn
thai his Mnj rsiy will be eDahlcd o. make n
cnnslde rnble reduction IN The amount OF the
public expenditure, without impairing the
efficiency III onr Naval or Military Establish
menls.
we hTt COInHdHufh ny MS Majesty 10 IN
form you. thai although the National income
during the ad year has not attained the full
amount AT winch IL had been estimated tho
dininution is not such asio cause any doubt
a. 10 the future property Of tie revenue.
My LOrds and Gentlemen
iiIs Majesty commands us TO acquaint Won
that his attention has been OF late earn. stly
directed 10 various important considerations
connected with improvements IN the admins.
trauon oi ,hr law.
His Majesty has directed that measures shalt
be submit ed for your dellberaiion, of which
some are calculated IN the opinion of His Ma.
Jesty to facilitate aud expedite the course OF
Justice IN the different parts of the United
Kingdom, aud others appear TO be necessary
preIIninarles TO n revision OF the practice and
proceedings of the superior courts
We are commanded TO assure you that His
Majesty feels confident that you will give your
beat attention aud assistance 10 subjects OF
such deep and lasting concern 10 the well being
OF his people.
Ills Majesty commands US 10 inform you
that the Export III the last year of British pro-
duce and manufactures has exceeded that of
any former year.
His MAJESTY lamenis, that no,withst Al dinf
this indication oi active c0mm.rce, distress
should pre- all among tho agricultural and
w paris oil the
United Kingdom.
II would b" most gratifying to the paternai
| feelings of His Majesty 10 be enabled 10 PRO.
pose Tor your consideration, measures ealcula-
ted to remove the difficulties Of any portion Of
his subjects, and NJ the same time compatible
with the general and permanent interests of bis
people
!, is from deep soIicitude for ihuse infer
es's that His Majesty is impressed with the
necessity OF acting with extreme caution vi
reierence TO this important subject
His Majesty feels assured, that You will con.
cur with him in assigning due weieh 10 the Of
feet Of untavorabie seasons, and the operation
Of other causes, which are beyond the react Of
Legislative control or remedy.
Above all HIS Majesty is convinced that no
pressure of temporary difficulty wiil induce
! you To relax the determination which you have
uniformly manifested. TO maintain invIo ate
the Public Credit, and thus 10 uphold tie nigh
character and the present welfare Of the coun
try.
10 the House of Commons. Daniel O'Con
nell, Esq. took the oaths pr scribed by me
Catholic ReIiei Bill, aud his seat as member for
the Connty of Glare. The honorable member