Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

the neople Of Waterford, supposing thai gen
tlemaa conse ious OF ats proOanie sfee'. lhf
n.fi,ian Of SIR HaIeourt Lees MAS LAID On ih'
tahie.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT MESSAGE OF
WILLIAM Nv.
On the 2qih June me nr~ King SEM the iof
lowing message to Parliament.
WILLIAM X.
nIh. Linz feels that the House Of Lords
.ntartains a lust sense Of the loss WHICH tbs
hlaias,, and the country have sfstained by
the death Of the late King his Majesty isnen-
ted brother. and that tue House OF Lords
.,mpathises with his Majesty IN the deep allie
ton IN winch his majesty Is plungeh ny ms
moafnf,i event. The King having taken INTO
h.. .e,,u,s consideration the advanced period
al the session. and the state OF 'he public bn-
s,ne.s. feels unwilling TO recommend the IN
,,,Jact,op of any neg matter, which, by IT'S
F,stn,n.m.nt would trnd TO the dctrlment
n me oubIir service His maj rsly hns adrers
,.d IN The provisions OF the law which DEGREES
tho termination OF Parliament within mn early
m eriod alter The demise OF the Crown anu MS
Mae.,, being Of opinion that II vii be most
conducive to the genersl convenience anh 10
the nnhiie interests OF the country to call, win
es I,,tls DELAY ms possible, Nv Parliament,
HI. Majesty recommends 10 The House oil Lords
10 make such temporary provision MS may be
requisite for the public Sfvice 10 the inief'a'
that my elnpse between ~" close oil the
present session aud the assembling OF new
Psrlismenl.'
The Duke Of Hflhngton hen addressed The
House TO TINS effect My Lo'ds, your Lord
shin. must be anxious ~ take the earliest OPP.
nortunits Of making known your sentiments oil
oondoience 70 His Majesty. respecting the loss
IL typ .
The death Of oar laie Iameuted Monarch. My
Lords, with respect TO the latter pat OF the
Message which have juSt had the hopor OF
delivering, by his majestys command beg 10
propose the pnsipOnCmcnt oi al consideration
on that point la Rnoiher period, md thht we
do confiue ourselves. on the present occasion.
20 espreasinns 1.-The loss wr have experienced ;
sna recommendation 10 HIslM jrsy On his az
ces.,nn 10 The Iarone. My Lords our late saver
.ign rsceIt ed the best education which Tins conn
tsy fsfds Tie had also the singular adsautags
n, having passed all the earliest Pe'iod al his
life AID the gtesfeI part Of his nauhood under
the snpefIniendnurr Of The King, ms fhihef,
and subsequently IN the society OF the most
eminent men that thi. country possessed; AMI
he likewisa emo, ed he society of the mosl
distinguished foreigners who rrsoried 10 tins
souniry. HIS Majesty manners. accordingly,
a degee oi cultivation almost unknown In any
Individual, aud ne was admitted by all TO he
the most polished man Of The age. My Lords,
ne Garfield those advantages TO The govern
urut To mhich ne was afterwards called, and
which he 30 eminent displayed when on the
ihrnne. During the whole course fhs gov.
ernnert no man approached HIM vlhout
having evidence Of his dignity. his oondesoen.
SION, his ability. a0d his fitness for the esal-
ted sln'ion which he occupied. But these al.
,antaers which showed so oonsplcUOusly the
polished manners winch he possessed. were mol
only observed by persons immediately around
him Tor appeal 10 pany ut your loidshlls
vino have transacted the business OF tile coua
Try winch required nm interview with the Soy.
,r.ign, whether bis MAJESTY did not, upon every
uccason ma,ntain degree ut knowledge aud
OF ,alent much hryond that which could rsa
sonnhly be expected OF an indwlduai hulding
his high station. Nv Lords, TINS is not the On
I, eniognm Which his late Majesty justly de.
serves lie WIS a most munitCcnt patron OF the
hrts IN this country, AND N the world. lie
po,sessrd "A larger collection of the eminent
produe ions OF his couniry's artists ihan nny IN
dlg,luai aud II is OF han as an individual
hefe sneak. The taste and Judgment he has
displayed IN these collections has never
BEEN ekoelled many sovereign beg 10 call
10 tn,n luTdships recollection the situation
IN which lac found England and Europe IN
the wear 1870 when hr became Regent, aud be
situation IN which he has leh Europe and This
country. II your lorlshlps look upon the great
and stirring events OF his TcIgu, under what clr-
cumsiances II commenced aud terminated, |
tak YOU will agree with me ~ sentiment tina
we have reason 10 feel proud "i II | am puI-
sIadrd, therefore, thai your Lordshus will
4 l. s,a Ill,
Tor the loss ee have all experienced. The next
TO winch | beg TO direct your luIdsh,ps attention
- upou the subject Of cong atulalion, 10 b.,
Majesty, upon his accession TO the crown. Iii
MaIesty IN his declaration from the iii Que has
stated What HE county may expect from his
government.
Ills Majesty has stated that he has passed his
life in the service of MS Cuuniry--thal he fe.
vercs the example Of his father and brother
aud h. now CALI upon Parliament 10 give him
their support and confidence ~ his eudravurs
To promote the happiness and prosperity OF lhe
people sud the maintenance ut the laws and
institutions oil the country. Beiug assured thai
ynuT Lnrdships viii be anxious h. concur in the
Address, which holds out 10 his Majesty hopes
Of YOU jealous cooperation, and which | shall
have ths honor Of moving, viii ~ longer de-
tain the House. beg to move, my LORDS
Majesty. 10 assure his Majesty That We fully
participate in the alll'c ION hs Majesty is
suflering, on account oil the death of Tie late
King, his Male-iy's hrother, ot blessed and glo-
r,oos memory Agreed 10.
FRANCE.
The extracts from the French papers furnish
w. (says the Evening PosD with some addition
nj particulars on the ~ g,eat topics OF inter
est IN thai coanTt the expedition against A.
gers aud toe elections. Tie Journal do Com
merct of,he 26th says, that OF the 10 nomi
nations which were then known, the opposition
had o0tatned l22, and the ministry 63. on,
hundred voters OF the address had already beei
ne elected, snd had been reinforced by y de
pniles. who were not of the last Chamber. HI,
ministerial list consisted of As deputies of Tn
ISL Who opposed the address. aud OF ten new
deputies. The Journal du Commerce anti
cpates the Complete success OF the liberal par
W
The second edition Of the Messenger of III,
2sth say. that oi the 1873 deputies elected OF
the ODD hut iuur rema la hp knoun IT,. ~,