Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-08

notice TO those the inside Of hls Majesty spr,o,cK
sh'Sy afterwards the irng Of minute guns announced
md Earl Grey immediately Withdrew 10 receive
rs''c Monarch. As they passed through the Paincd
Chamber to the Rolling Room, they were both checred
ccor's reception to tat Of the King was we un,sr
stand particularly enthusiastic. In few minutes siscr
who accompanied by The usual sasccrs 81 state. 70 he
foot Of the throne which his Majesty who oted cxccc
ingly WELL aseended with firm step and with grca, ala
The usual nmation then given to The Usher Of dc
Black Rod to command the attendance Of the House OF
Commons ut the bar o the House Of Lords To ,oit ,,o
His Majesty. Shortly afterwards the Speaker Accompani
cd by Lord Ahhorp, and several other members OF the
House OF Commons, appeared at the lar
The Speaker, holding the appropriation bill In his hand
then addressed His Majesty as follows: ''
'May il please your Macsiy-We, your Maesty's faith
full Commons the United Kingdom of Great Britain anil
Ircian attend your Majesty the close Of unSs
ally potrac'cd; and Sire, amid difficulties and anxiety
both within and without the walls Of Parliament and la
bors unprecedented in any former session. we to
hope that we have discharged duties as faithful repre-
preventative oil the Commons of the United Kingdom
and loyal and dcvoedy attached subjects of YOUR Ma
icsy. Sire the bill which have now 10 present il cpti
tied An Act apply the of CT 800 OOO out Of The
appropriate the supplies granted in this of Para
ncnt to which, with all humility pray your Maestxs.
The Royal assent then given to the Act broucht
by the Speaker. and to the following Acts
land) Bill, Valuation of Lands Qrciand) Bill Miltarx
hccounts (lrcland) Bill, Embanknent (Irelani) Bilf
Bankruptcy Court Bin. adverse Claims in Courts Of law
Bill, Select Vcstry ENGLAND and Wales) Bi, aud the En-
closure of Crown Lands Bill
His Majesty then read the following Speech in a firm
marked emphasis:
".Ny Lords and gentlemen
am at length enabled put end to the session of
uncNapicd duration and labor in which matters, of the
deepest interest have been brought your consi-
Iteration.
81 have felt sincere satisfaction in conGr,,;,, h 49,
Royal assent, bills Tor the amendment Of tho game laws
and TOR the reduction ofaxes hch on the
interest OF people; AMI have observed with pleasure
the commencement Of important improvements in tho law
OF bankruptcy, from which the beneficial effects NAV
be expected.
81 continue TO receive tic most gratifying proofs of the
friendly disposition of Foreign Powers. -
The Conference assembled in London has at lcngrf,
terminated its difficult and aborious discussions by an ar
angcmcnt unanimously agreed upon by the
es OF the five Powers for the separation Of the States of
Holland and Belgium, by which the Interest,". Of
both, together with the future security Of other co,,ntrSs
have been carefully provided for
treaty. founded this arrane emcnt has been prc
scntcd TO the Dutch Belgian Penipocn,aries and
trust that its acceptance by their respective Courts which
anxously expect, will avert tho dangers by which the
peace oil Europe was threatened whilst this question re-
NAMED unsetcd. -
Gentlemen Of tho House of Commons
nifty and comfort of Royal Consort the event of her
surviving me; and for the supplies which YOU have grun
surcd Of my care TO have Them aminscrcd With
the strictest attention wcIf-considered economy
The state OF Europe has made it necessary incur
the various establishments Of the public incrcas-
cd expenditure which il will be my earnest desire to re-
duce whenever he done with safety interests of
the country In the meantime, have the satisfaction of
rejecting that these demands have been provided for
without any material addition TO the public burdens.
".Hy Lords and Gentlemen,
"ln the interval of reposc which may now be af-
ordcd you am il is for 10 recon-
mend TO you the most careful attention
oil tranquility in respective counties The anxiety
which has been generally manifested by my people for
the accomplishment Of constitutional reform i'm the Com
mons House OF Parliament will, trust be regulated by
due sense OF the necessity of order and in their
proceedings. -
10 the consideration OF this important question the at
teniion OF Parliament must necessarily called AZ
the opening OF the ensuing Session; and You may be asr
ed oil my unalteed desire TO its by such
improvements in the representation may be found no
cessary for securing to my people the full enjoyment of
their rights, which. in combination with those Of the other
orders Of the statc essential to the support our
free constitution"
Then the Lord Chancellor, by his Macsty's command,
said
'.Ny Lords and Gentlemen,
1t is his Majesty's Royal will and pleasure that This
Parliament be prorogued to Tuesday the 22d day OF No
vembcr next to be then here holen and this Parliament
is accordingly prorogued to Tuesday the 22d day of No
vcmbcr next"
Ills Majesty then left the House, and was accompanied
on his return by the enthusiastic cheering with which
Peers. -, -