Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
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cisf ~leIgments for the arrangements
YOU hsve IN ade for THE state aud comfort VI NY
Royal Consort. have also TO thank you iof
the supplies winch you have furnished Tor the
nnht,e service 1 have observed with sat isfao-
non sour sndesvors 10 Introduce a strict CON.
omy INTO every branch Of thai service ADD !
truss that the early attention OF nes faria-
ment which | shall lofihwith direct 10 he cal
led will b. applied 10 the prosecution OF that .
,mpoftsn, objeet.
NV I.ot d. and Gentlemen,
/" am happy 10 Inform you sbai The fuenhiy
intercourse which snbsists "sen mys III hnp-
fnreiea Powers Al 'orJs the besl hopes ofthe con
t,oosnee Of peace. tn h. preseryatiOn of which
NY most anxious endeayours Will be- Constant
iy directed.
i" Ny Lords and Gentlemen.
:. In resolving 80 recHr 10 The sense OF my
peopls in The present oiTc1mstaHces OF The
country. have been Influenced only by pa
trt nal anKet, for the conientment and haPpi-
nese oil by subj .cts, 10 promote which, rfly
with confdenes on your Continued aud Jealous
| assistance
| Tben the Lori Chancellor. by hts Majesty
comm and, said
" My Lords aud Gentlemen,
1t Is his hajssly's royal vii and pleasure,
thai this Par iament be proTogned 20 Tuesday,
the 10Th day OF Nay next 10 be then hofe
holden; aud this Parliament Is accordingly
prorogued 10 Iuesday, tue 10Th of M"y
ueGt."
| As soOn az tie speech WAS delivered his Ma
! ie.y decenIei from the throne, aud inaoe-
d,ately AFTER, quilted Tue Housr, aud her
| Lofdships separated vi hout any iarll1er oDser
ton.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
! Thu Speaker, dressed ~ his robr', sntereh
the House and look tlie char al half past iva
o'clock. There was an unusually great mum
Der of menbrs ia Attendance.
On the prepntat,on OF petition from the
county ofkent, on the subject Di Reborn.
| Sir X. Vyvysn rose aud proceeded 10 address
| the House with considerable animation. IAe
appe france Of The Speaker in his robes, he
sad, solved the qnes Ion which he last night
| PROPOSED Ia relition To tue reports OF dissD-
intlon) 10 Tue Noble Lord oppoI'e. re would,
however, avail himself OF the lew minutes that
remained 10 them 10 express his sentiments rs
| 10 the conduct OF his slaJesB's Admiaistra ton
| in di.solving Parliament. This was the Grst
tune 10, many long year That, afr defeat
| upon the question thnt this House do now az
ionrn. MnsTy had thought IL indisppnsahly
| necessary IN send members of the House OF
| Commons back to their constituents. Cheers.
| No supply had yet beea yoted-ihe ordnance
| estimates were not yet passed. Where then
| wa III Government 10 find It's supplies Did
! they reckon ON n vote oil Indemnify in the mex,
Ps,linmenii The Honorable Baronet then
Proceeded 10 drnounee he reform bill one
that would inevitably cause evolution. II
would destroy the interest OF the fund
hoders, overthrow. the church, and eventually
iePr the Grown from the Kings head.
lCarers
! During the address of the Hon. Baronet he
was repeatedly calico 10 order by Sn Franc.
Bnrdett and Mr.. rennyson, hut the Speaker "a
,epea'rdly decided in iasor ot hearing Dir
Richard Vyvysn.
Alter ,ome stormy proceedings. Sir Rohert
| PEEL. aiieT conpl,ning OF the decision OF the
| Speaker, thus proceeds
WITH iriereaGe 10 tho result of = general e.
| lection, he did not, n said share 10 that leel-
ing ot dependency winch seemed 10 tie en-
| terainei by h,s hon. friend tsT X. tyvsan,)
nei her dill he advise the people to SIT with tn cir
hands heiore them. whilst the fundhouers
were assailrd, aud The utnes were ia danger.
(fiear.) IL had that contde &C ~ the com
binaton of in ellipeocn and property, uniied
ia just cause. (Cheets.) lie dad not des-
pair OF tue successful Issue. Considerable
Interruption.) Is this decent he asked Is this
! the way IN winch this house is To b. treated
u is specimen ol whRt 10 to take place IN a
reformed lrliament. II the bill aud ~ q hing but
the bill is 10 pass, | declare my firm conviction
thai the "ofsl species OF despo ISM will eusue
tue despo'sm oil democracy. Cloud cheers }
|
painted by the despotism OF journalism as il "a
e'llad-to borrow atoteign ori--that journal.
Ism when has brought otnrr happy countrIe.
To anarchy, and Destruction. (Luui cheersD
In Tue present staie al Ireland .ihe government
has inn the hazard OF dissoylng parliament
Ia tie west oI iceland so' ieiy Is completely dis.
% ga nd, ana the EVIL isve'y repidiy spread
mg io"a'ds tho cas-. In thai country p-rs n
well all cted Ia the king, aud desuuu. OF show
4. t,..a. al. .t.I...
her houses, and taking shelter IN the towns
tsbandonn,g tnetr property and pns.es.ions in
he eolnUt. lnstead OF ,ing, anh exerlIn,
themselves 10 pat down TINS iawiess turbulence
Instead vi endeavoring Ia restore and Sc
cure th' peace 81 Tue country, GoYernment
had though III To dis solve pa li,menl in order
that tncJ mlgnt pro tct hrms,trs ironi.xpul-
oi1n from Once, dn,ng tntn continuance ~
winch lh"t h "a shown more incapacity sno
mo t uuAtneSs tor the ca luaGt %. uupilr h,,s,,
ness thhn dad ever u, en- exhibited by any ho>
by II mrn 10 whom tae des,ini sui this cnuu-
tsy had teen inras.ed. lee hon. barunpt
rtoterded IN 'his ram Of attach, mud sad
" II We are dissolved when the APP eatance
OF Sir Thomas iyrwhIttt spared the hon.
'a'o Il the n'ceSsh, OF concluding his sen-
teuce.
> I "a. Tyrwhitt then summoned the mem
lords.
Alter an absence of about half an hour. the
speaker reinned, aud III tie usual pau,.,
read the Kings speeeh, bat dad not lake tue
char.
D"r'ng the whole Of the discussion. the
hoaoe was scene OF con tls,on aud u,noar
| FRAN T..
PROPAGATION OF HE FRENCH CHAM.
BEtS.
The King on Wednesday o0,h April. set our
.i4t - al
past twelve . clotk lie was I'll. ssed ,u a ,ulen.
did military uniform, aud surrounded by
ttge oDrtege OF Aiaisha's. lis h.j-s,s rraeh.
I'll The Chamber OF Deputies al ons o., la, h
where he was rec lVtd by Ibe Ministers. uepa-
ta'lnnS ON the P1rrs and ID .pal,rs. In.