Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-09

aid In reply. tina, would be pr ema,are to make dis
closures oil The uaurc desi,ed by the Earl of ABERDEEN
and asored that the Government had no, at all inter-
Tered TO induce tho sans choose King; that The
el-ein thy had ma % was 'poaaneous; and that II
the hiu.rious rson they had called TO the throne,
were ced there, there souia be but little dop b ba,
hi, wisdom and good g would effect every thing
the B'lgians could reqgire. On a subseqnent day,
Parliament was smp'oyed in taking sosnixsncs OF a
dreadful fray in Ireland the particulars of which are
given below. The testimony with regard 10 its origin
was conh citing. and the result OF tho move msnt was
doubtful Ga the "a h, 'he Reform Bill passed its 6r,'
reading In the Commons: 'he de bate upon which, With
the able speech Of Lord joan Russell will be found in
our coumus Of to-day The Terry Lord, have expressed
their intention TO oppose the progress Of the bill in The
hing, some warm words passed between the Duke Of
Cumberland aud the Earl Of Grey. The Prime Milo
is.er wa, also sharply taken up by The Mnqui. OF
| Londonderry.
! IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS-TUEspAY,J June 81.
Atan early hour yesterday, every house-to and
avenue leading TO the House OF Lords was thropge ed
with spectators, who, availing themselves of day un-
usually fine, had assembled to his Majesty proceed
| in state to open the new Parliament.
On no former occasion the apple 10 the
Lord Great Chamberlan's Office for tickets of admis
sion, TO view the pagent and ceremony, ever known TO
be so great and long before the hour appointed for their
opening, groups OF fair expecants in full dress, stood
at the doors BY one o'clock, the House filled
with Pecresses and other ladies', beyond what ever
remembered 10 have taken place II presented an as
semblage OF rank, wealth. and beauty, awaiting the
coming Of the King, with which no country in the world
| can vie.
At o'clock, her Royal Hghness, the Duchess of
Cambridge, and her Serene Highness the Duchess OF
SAKE Wemar, were received at the Peers entrance by
| the Marquis Of Chomondelcy and Sir Thomas TYR
whit, and conducted to seats the woolsack His Sc
rene Hghness, the Duke of Brunswick, was also pre-
sent.
salute Of FL guns al o'clock, announced His Ma
| jesty's arrival
The King who looked remarkably well, was received
by the Great Officers OF State at the foot of the stair
case, leading 10 the great Porco The procession NOV
ed on through the Royal Gallery and Painted Chamber
both hled to excess with spectators, to the Robng-
| room, in tho usual order.
In the Princes Chamber, next the House of Lords
His Majesty put on the royal robes and the imperial
crown. The procession then advanced into the House
The King being seated the Throne the Lord Chan
cellor, the Earl Marshal, the Marquis of Winchester
bearing the Cap of Maintenance, stood on the right
hand OF his Majesty. The Marquis of Cholmondeley
las Deputy Lord Great Chamberlain OF England stood on
the steps OF the Throne receive the royal commands
and Earl Grey, who carried the Sword OF State being
| on the left.
The Commons being summoned by command of tho
King, aud appearing at the bar of the House with thei
Seaker, the imperial Parliament was addressed bv his
Majesty in most gracious speech, after delivering
which, in hrm tone OF voice and impressive manner
The King retired accompanied and as upon his
entrance, amidst the shouts and plauds of the people
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE
NY Lords and Gentlemen:
have awaited myself OF the earliest opro a. ,;i,
resor'ing TO your advice aud assistance afer the disc
| luton OF the late Par iAmen..
| " n A.
Of asceraining the sense my people The expediepc
OF reform III The representation, have 10 recon-
msnd mat important question to your earliest and moe
attentive consideration, confident that in spy IA a,u,e
you may pferars for its adjustment YOU will car.ful
adhere to the ackno~ lodged principles OF the tonsiu
on, by which the preToga'ivs of the Gown the auth
ty OF beth Houses Of PArli sment, end the rsht am
| hoeriies OF the people, ars equally secured.
The assurances of friendly disposition which con
nnue 10 recevs tom all foreign Powers encourage Nh
hope that, nowi h.anding the civil conmotions viii,
of nd IN
'sinsd.
To The preservation Of th. blessing nv mos spxiou
care will be constantly directed.
Inc discussions which have tsken place on the sf
a'fs OF beieuD have io yet been brought to conclu
son; but The m,s eomplste agreement continues 1,
hiVe he cont Licences or
prinspie on which these conferences have been con
led hAS cen tnat moi interfering with Tho p, VI
Of me people OF Be'giu TO regulate i.ir in,erooI a.
aI'i and to es'abiih their government oe.ofding e
ibeir own views OF what may be mos. con1uc We IN he
uufe welfare and inde pendense, under the sole condi
ion, sauctoned by the practice Of nations and ounJs
on toe prinripses of u5ic law that in the exercise
nat untoubteG right The security of the ptiybbourin
s'aes should not be ENDANGERED.
series Injuries and insults, for icb notwiih
Standing repeated remonsiranees, all reparation wa
"hhneid, compelled me at la't 10 ordar squadron o
my meet 10 appsar before Li,bop, with a persmp or,
aems OF sai'iae,ion prompt comp auce with tina
uemaod prevented the necessity of further msasu,.,
ou' have 10 regret that have not yet been able
e-esao'fh my diplomatic relations with the Portuguese
Government.
Gentlemen Of the House of Commons.
! have ordered eitimaies OF the expensss n ,ba ~
ou' year De 'aid beior you, and rely with corfi
dence on your loyalty and zeal mako ADEQUATE pro
Vs'vh ior me p1bs SERVICE as well for the iurihe
appl ca'ion OF the sum granted by the last P,,amsn,
Always Keeping in view tho necessity Of a wise an,
"hoesome economy in every branch of the public ex
| pendi'ure. r~ -
MY Lords and Gentlemen:
gives me great satisfaction 10 state 10 YOU tina, an
srgo reduction OF taxes which took place In II las
ana In the present year, with a view I, The raist
he iaoorI classes Of the community has not been Al
"hd win propor!io1aie dimnution OF the pnLlc in
some rust that such additional means IA NAV b.
,eqnred u supply part OF the deficiency oceasone,
Wy me'e reductions may he found, without any ma
er ria aoildgemen' Of the comforts of my people.
10 assi the lodusry, to improve the re sources AM
70 maintain the credit Of the country on sound ,;nn,
pres and on safe and lasting founda ion will be a, Al
bes me object oil my solitude, in the ptos,o,io,
tioD. sO-oPeia
IL IS with deep concern that have TO announce 4,
yvu ,"e conuhued progress OF formidable disease 4
"hch my attention has been early directed in the cas-
tern part OF Europe Information having beon r,ar 90
Gently received that IL had been MAXIM ito . .
ports In the Baltic, whence there is great =.
claI intercourse with my dominions, have directe
a all me precautions should be taken which exneri
ence has recommended as most affectua for o,aII;
against the introduction of so danperous M, ~ =,
this country. S 'h'
Great distress has unhappily prevailed in sone die
cs, ana more particularly in part of the western
counties Of Ireland, to relieve which in The mo-. 49,
sing cases, have not hestated TO authorize tbe ann
ion Oh such means as Immediately avalabIe Co
va purpose But assistance Of this nature is necessa
-; m IN It's amount, and can only be Temporary
ln us effect The possibility, therefore, of ;ntroJuc;,1
any measures which, by assisting the improvemen, -
me natural resources of the country NAV lend a. nc
vent he recurrence OF such evils, must be suL;ec, ~
grave aud cautious consideration 80 '
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