Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-27
From trc W. r. Jour- cCOmmerce Aug. 3, Evening Edtsn
 LATE FROM ENGLAND. !

Prem trc F. Jour. sfCOmmerce Aug. g. Evcning Edtsn
 LATE FROM ENGLAND. About half past o'clock this morning, schoonq Journal of Commerce came from beiow with London p- pes to June 26, and Liverpool the 27th both inclusive brought by the packet ship York, Captain Burey md Marshal Die6itsch Commander-ichefofhe Russian army operating against the Poles
 Al the Gme we go to press o'clock P. M other counts have been received from the ship.
 SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.
 ln.sday J9ne 2lsi at an carly hour, every roof win were btsi,gvd with eager and expecting b,hoder "A royal cortege from the paace The intermediate time un nl its arrival at the paramen marked by the at every turn "Along the line the signal ran, and the eI deJoe of loyal voices in continued cheers wlthandng mission The King we thought looked pale and dispirited ana ihe cheering was not so loud and enthusiastic the crowd would have led us expect"
 About two o'clock he the antique chamber in magnificent robes, and took his the thorne of that popular than himself The Commons were summoned, and ms MnJest m voice apparently affected by slight cold delivered the following
 ADDRESS.
 My Lords and Ccntle,ncn-
 l have avaid myself of the earliest opportunity of re- orng to your advice and assistance after the dissolution
 Havng had recourse that for the purpose of m the sense fmy people the exptd,eney of poft question to your earliest and attentive deratlon, confident that in any which you may
 
 acknowledged principles ofhe constitution, by which the peogaves of the Crown, the authority ofboh Houses of farameit, and the rights and liberties of the people, equally secured
 "rhe assurances of friendly disposition which con- ue to receve from all Foreign P0wers encourage the hope that notwithstanding the civil commotons whc have dis ar6ed some parts of Europe and the existing Poland, the general peace will be maintained.
 'Io the preservation of this blessing my anxious care will be constantly directed.
 1he discussions which taken place on the affairs Belgium have yet been brought n conclusions the complete agreement continues to subsist between the th in In conferences of London The principles which those ing with the right of the people of Belgium regulate their internal afas and establish their Government according futu and inde prndgce under the sole sonon by te practice of nations and founded the cd right the security of the neghborng States should be aries of injuries and insults for which, notwithstand ing repeated remonsrances, all rtparaton whhed d, compelled me at last order squadron of my fleet ton prompt compliance with that demand prevented the necessity ofurther but have regret, that have not yet been able to restablsh diplomatic rea tions with the Portuguese Government.
 Gentlemen cfthe HOuse ef Commons
 have ordered estimates of the the be laid before you and rely with confidence your oy ay and zeal to make adequate provisions for the public service as well as for the farther application of the granted by the last Parliament always keeping in view the necessity owise and wholesome economy in branch of the public expenditure.
 Ny Lords and Gentfemen-
 It gives great satisfaction you, that the large reduction of taxes whchook place in the last and in the pre- sent year, with view to the refof the laborng classes of
 
 intuition of the public income. trust that such additional means as may be required to supply part of the deficiency, occasioned by these reductions be found, without any material abridgement of the comforts ofmy people.
 To assist the industry to improve the resources, and to safe and lasting foundation will be all the ject of my socude in the promotion of which look with confidence to your Jealous cooperation.
 It is with deep concen that have you the continued progress of Formidable disease to which my had been early diecd in the eastern parts of rope Information having been recently received that had extended its ravages to ports in the Baltic whence have dire that all the precautions should be which experience has recommended most eecua for guarding country. Great distress has unhappy prevailed in somed isc and relieve which, the pressing cases have hesi- taed to authorise the application of such i'm nature is necessarily limited in it's amoun and can only temporary in its .ct The possibility therefore ofintroduc the the country may tend prevent the of such evils be subject of the most ous interest and you of the most grave and cautious consideration.
 Local disturbances with any political causes, have taken place. both in this of the United Kingdom and in Ireland In the County of Clare, and in the adon ing parts of Roseommon and Galway, system of violence and outrage had for time been carried alarm ing exten for the repression of which the constitutional ,hory ofthe law has been vigorously and successfully erted By these the ssity of acting new laws strengthen the Executive Cow nment with further powers will, trust, be prevented.
 desire but if should unfortunately arise do moi doubt your firm resolution maintain the peace and order of society," by the adoption of such may be quired for their more tffectuai protection.
 Addresses the King moved in the two houses, nsua and carried. In The House of Lords the 23d the Lord Chance flor the presentation of the Addresses from body and the Kings answer foowssI thank you for your loyal and duful address. receive with p the that you will proceed to the early cosid erao of the which have recommended your tenon and rely with confidence your zealous snppor maintain and promote the prosperity of my dominions
 | IHe Reform Bill. This important bill was brought for ward in the House of Commons the 24th-pasd its first readingand be read second time the Fourth July. After the speech of Lord John Russel Sir Rob, Peel few observations, nmating that he should oppos the bill the present stage progress should have something when the question should come uP foI second readng s'The noble Lord," he remarked-"Is, apprchej, entirely wrong in his expectations that this will be permitted to go to the Committee without length having been pronounced upon it This announcement wa | foiiowea by loud cheers