Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-26
Gentlemen OF lie House of Common.

Gentlemen o. Tie mouse OF Common,
l have directed the estimates for the s.r,;,.
the year to be laid before you. They will \
framed with the most anxious attention n "
useful economy. Notwithstanding the Iaros - ="
duction in the estimates Of the last wear. ~
happy to inform you that all the extraordi,,-
services which the exisences Of the times Penn:
ed, have been amply provided for. The stat. u
the Revenue, as compared with the public ~
penditure, has hitherto fully realized The s,D..
tatinns that were formed at the close of n. ~.
session.
Nh Lords and Gentlemen.
In this part Of the United Kingdom, with vs,,
few exceptions, the public peace has been NJ:
served: and i; will be- your anxious but yr,,sC'I
duty to promote, BY all practical means h,S,,
of industry and good order amongst the I.b,ns'
classes of the community.
On my part. shall be ready to cooperate :,
the utmost OF my power. in obviatng all in.
Causes Of complaint. and in promoting all we'll.
. considered measures OF improvement Bptr;,
nv painful duty to observe that the disturbance,
in Ireland. to shich adverted at the eo,s #
the last Session, nave greatly Increased.
4 spirit of INSTRUMENTATION and violence h,
rise, 10 the most fearful height, rendering H.
ard propsrtv Insecure. defyins the authotI, #
'hs ae aud threatening the mnst fatal cons.
quence.. # not promptly and efftctuay repcs
ed,
feel confident that to vonr LOYALTY aud p,lr
otisn,. >ha. not resort in vain for sssI,tane. i,
these fiji citing circumstances. and that Won wifi
be read, To adopt such measures of salutary mr.
caution. and To cGirust to me such addi,ioDJ
power, as NAV be !rund necessary for controliO,
| and Furnishing the disuibers Of the public pra,,
and strengthening the Legislative Union b,,ss,1
the two Countries. which. with your suppor,
and under the blessing OF Divine Prevalence
am determined to malnta'a by all the mean. !,
my power, as indlssoiubiy connected with h,
peace, security, and welfare OF my dominors
In reading the speech. the King laid pecuIr
emphasis on the pa ssase relating 10 the dlsIurbI
state Of Ireland. and ~as particularly emrhat
when he expressed his determination to uplcd
the Union OF England aud Ireland. The iru.
tles IN that Kingdom evidently caused much IN.
ea>iness. A London paper remarks:-"W,
have reason to believe that the GWernmpnt F.t.
decided upon strong measures being used Or tr
disqualification Of that country: and also ,hal,
Marc of Anglesey will return TO i'ubn"
1t does NOT appear from the Speech rha, INV
measures of direct interpositon, i'll the a0an u
Portugal, are contemplated.
The Dutch question remains in aGia quo
Negotiations had been renewed, and we're Sill
pending The embargo upon Dutch ships VS.
not to be taken of, in consequence OF the unset
tied state of that question; and the assessed l4i'
es IN England, which were generally considered
likely TO be removed, would, it is now said h
continued.
Dutch papers TO the Cd Of February. II:
Queen of Holland arrived at the Hague on The js
ult. from Berlin. The contents OF these jlOL
nails furnish no information as to the state OF ID.
negotiations, but it may be presumed to be ID
vourabIe, as the funds at Amsterdam had eIp''
rienced an advance Of per cent.
The accounts from Constantinople are to The
9th Jan. from which it appears thai the suI',H
in the extremity Of distress to which the total DE-
feat of the army under the Grand Vlzer bad re-
duced the Ottoman Government, had aceePie
the offer of assistance made BY the Emperor
Russia, and that Gen. Muravief had alr'adv@
out tor Egypt to demand the SUBMISSION d NJ
Vicerov to the Sublime Porte. Letters if''
Swabia announce the probability OF lbhNc
Pacha asserting to cessation of hostIlI'e' Sh
a view to de6nitive pacific arrangement oil e
differences between the Sultan and his Insursr" /
Viceroy. The Pacha demands that Syria be &c /
ded to his father. the Viceroy OF Egypt; a'e
which he will commence his retreat, but 10! u /
then.
1t is added that Russian fleet was expected
ConstanrinopIe. for the purpose Of prev"n'''s' INK
passage Of the Channel BY the Egyptian Amy
which was supposed to be advancing 0" '0s y
pitaI. n III
The accounts frun Paris are to February ~
The naval preparations at Bre't continued 'n
prosecuted with undImln.heJ energy, ana ''n
of the ships of war were already IN CONDITION
put TO sea.
The Army of the, North. the heal qna'"'
which were at Compeignr, had been re''''o
the same footing as that upon winch II "'' pas
before its recent entry into Belgium. =,
Intelligence from Madrid is to the gan ' %.
~. and strong rumors were then pfeVa,'n"
dismissal or resignation Of NJ. lea b'fn, r@,
but there was no authentic inlorina''" ="
fact. A.,
Ii IS stated in the French journal. @a' v'l
had been some partial disturbances III Ip'%' 4,
they had been effectually put down u n
added that the lufant Don Carlos mad Oea
rested and was confined to his own aPa''", s .,