Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11
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! From The NsW York Journal Of Commerce.
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| EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
| About half past 8 o'clock N is morning, our
news sc booae r journal of Commerce came up
| from below, with London papers to Juna 26ih.
| and Liverpool 10 the 27th, buth inclusive
brought by the packs, Ship York. Capt. Bur.
ley. The most important news which they con
tain, is the death Of Marshal d. edtsck, Com
mander in Ch,et OF the klssiuu amy opera
ing sgains, the Poles.
A. the time we go to press, 2 O'clock =. NJ
no other accounts have been received from the
ship.
SPEECH FROM TIE THRONE.
| On Tuesday, June 2It, OF an earl, hour,
every roof, win low. balcony, and doorway
from 81. James TO 81. stephens. we're besrgsd
| with eager aud expecting behDlders. " Al
| length, the roar OF cannon sDnouocsd The dr.
parture OF the royal corttge from tho palace.
| The INTERN ediato time, nn,l its arrival nt The
parliament. was marked by he fvverbera,ion.
of the mutilud nous voices that hailed the
| KING al every iurn. Along the ine the
sigual ran" aud the fen dc jois oil loyal vaices
in conlinued cheers, notwithstanding the
parchcd lips aud fiery faces. wns KEEP, up
with ,le inlermsspn. The hing. we thought,
looked pale and dispiricd +; "nd the cheering
wasnot 80 loud and enthusiastic as the crown
would have led nv 10 expect"
About ? o'clock, he entered the antique
chamber. III magnificent robts, and to0k ms
! seat on The throne OF that long I'm oi Kings,
amongst whom there have been few ino,e pop
ular than himself The Commons were Sum.
moRei, aud his Majesty, IN voice apparently
affected by 81 ght COLI, delivered tho bllJw-
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ADDRESS:
Ny Lords aud Gsaliemsn.
i" have ays'led mJ sell oi the earliest op
porunity NJ resor'ing TO your advice and Us
sis,ance after the dissolution OF the late Paris.
ment.
" Having bad rceoursc 10 that measure for
the purpose of ascsriaining the sense of my
people on tho expediency of n reform in the
represenihtlon,I have now p, rscommeaI that
impnra ant ques ion to your earliest aOd most
| attentive consideration confident that in any
measures which you may prepare for It's adjust
men' you will carefully adhere 10 Tho ack0ow'
! lodged principles o. the Constitution, by which
| The prerogatives of the Crown. ihe authority
| OF both Houses Of Faliament ani the fighis
aud liberties OF the peopia, are equally secured.
" The assurances OF a friendly disposition
which oontinoc 10 receive from all foreign
Powers, encourage the hope that, notw iihstaDd
! ing the civl comm oiious which hive disturbed
some parts of Europe, aud The contest now ex.
| is'ins in Poland, the general peace will he
! maintained.
| +" 10 TIC preservation Of this blessing nv
! most anxious care will be constantly directed
&" The discussions which have taken place on
the affairs oi Belgium have not YET been
| brough 10 a conclusion but the most complete
| agreement continues To subsil bttween the
Powers whose pleUipoteniiaries have been en-
| gagged IN tho conferences Of London. The
| principle on rShich those conferences have
| been conducted has been that OF not interior.
| ing With the right oftbe people OF Belgium 10
regulate their internal Affairs, and 10 establish
| tn,ir government according u their own view,
| oi what NAY be conducive TO thrir future well
| fate and Independence, under the sole con-
di,on, sanctioned by tie practice Of nations,
! and founded on tue principles OF The pabhc law,
that inr'h" exercise of tina, uudoubtsd right, the
security ct the ne'nhhoriug states should noi
| be endangered
A series Of injuries and insults, for which
notw outstanding repeated remons rance. Mi
| repatriation was withheld, compelled me Ut Ina,
TO order squadron Of my feet 10 appear b,..
fore i,tsbon, with a reremplory demand OF sal.
| isfactlon. a prompt compliance with tina,
demand prevented the necessity OF t,,he,
measures bu, have 10 regret that | h.v.
not yet been able to re-establish my diplo.
matte relations with the Portuguese Govern.
menf.
- Gentlemen Of the House Of Commons,
" have ordered estimates OF the expenses
of the current year 10 be laid before YOU. and
] rely with confidence on your loyalty and
zeal 10 make adequate provision for the public
service. as well as for the farther application
of the sum granted by the last Parliament; al
ways keeping in view the necessity OF a wise
and wholesome economy in every branch Of the
public expenditure.
" My Lords and Gentlemen,
, 1T gives me great satisfaction 10 state 70
you, that the large reduction OF taxes which
took place IN the last and in the present wear,
wltha view 10 he relief Of the labo, ing cjasse,
OF the community, has not been attended with
pIopo'tionaie dimnution OF the public IN.
, come. trust that such additional means as
may he required TO supply part OF a defcien.
: cy occasionedby these reductions NAV be found
without any material aoridgenent OF tho com
ioris Of my people.
10 assist the industry, to improve the re
'ources, and to mai0tai IN Tue cred, OF The conn.
ny ON sound principles, aud on "a safe and
lasting foundation, wall be at all times the OH.
jec OF my soiici ude in the promotion of WINCH
look with confidence TO your JEALOUS Coon,
; ratisn.
I" II is with deep concern that have I, an.
aounee 10 you the continued y ogrrss OF a Ion
midabls disease, TO which my attention had
ben early directed, in the eastern parts of
Europe. Information having been more
, recently received that il had extended its ray-
; ages to ports IN the Baltic, whence there ia a
/ great Commercial! intercourse with my domin.
ions, l have directed that all the precau, ious
should be taken which eAperipuce has recon.
mended as most efleciual for guarding against
Tue introduction OF SO dangerous a mslady into
this c"untry.
Great distress has unhappily prevailed in
some districts, aud IN re particularly in mar,
OF the western Counties vi Ireland, TO relic,
which, III The The most pressing cases, | have