Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-10

suoOrnihauon anu flo'ehce which had preya;,sa
to so alarming an extent, has been, in pre,, n'
sure. subdued. look forward with apy;s,v ea
the time when the painful necessity of con,nr;. "
this measure Of great but unavoidable ssv.,,'s
shall cease; and | have given nv assent si
uDQualiG d satisfaction, to the various ain, ~"
and remedial measure, which, during the con-,
Of the present Session, have been proposed IA m,
tor my acceptance.
The act which, IN pursuance of nv recomms,
dation. YOU passed, with respect TO the ,,mna..1
tiles of that branch of the United Church rh;.t
il established ~ Ireland, and for the immsd,,"
and total abolition OF vestry assessments ,nI
the act TOR the better regulation Of jurie.. bath
Ia their civil and criminal functions, aff,rJ IL.
best proof, that full rr!ian"e NAV BE- placed n, nv
Parliament Of the United Kingdom for thc int"
duction Of such beneficial Impro, ements a, ma,
ensure the welfare OF all clas>e, of nv subi.c,.
and thus eff*etuaIly cement that legislative uO,or
which, With your support, it is my determination
to maintain invioIa.e.
Geniemen Of the House of Commons,
! think you Tor the supplies which vOr
have granted for the service of the Wear r.,
estimates proposed to YOU bv nv direction us,.
considerably lower than those of the fsrmer ,.,
sions, and you have wisely applied The sa,Irs,
which have thus been aff-e ted TO the dlmin,,;."
Of the pubic burdens. In this cours. Of indi
eious economy, combined with due rp,,,a .,
the exisencies of the state, am persuaded ,h,,
you will psrsevere, and thus confirm the m.
which you have acquired to general confidence
as the faithful guardians of the honor Of III.
Crown and the true interests of the people
My Lords and Gentlemen.
In returning to your respective homes vog
will carry with you the gratifying reflection. ;l,t
YOUR abors have been srdulously employed 10,
the benefit of YOUR fellow subjects
During the recess YOUR attention will bs
equally directed to the same important Object
Aud 10 this useful and honorable dis, harse both
Of YOUR public and private duties. under The be.
sings of Divine Providence. | confidently reIy
Tor the encouragement and support Of nv proy.
in that love of liberty and order. IN lha, spin,
OF industry and obedience TO the law, and TIA,
moral worth which constitute the safety AMI t,p
pinrss OF nations"
As soon as his Majesty had concluded ra
speech the Lord Chancellor kneeIing. received
the Kings commands respecting the ProfO.i
ton.
The Lord Chancellor then said. it is his Va.
jrs,y's royal will and pleasure that this prs.-ay
Parliament be now prorngued, aud the prr,sH
Parliament stands prorogued acco' dGgy u
Wednesday. the Slst Of October next
His Majesty rose up. and after bo"ins to the
peers and ambassadors. quilted the house, al
tended IN the same manner as when he entered
LONDON. Sept. s We insert in another to
lumn protest of the Duke Of Wellington
against the bill Tor the emancipation OF the neso
slaves ID our colonies. in which his Grace hn
been fortunate to find three other noble lWdi
intrepid enough TO join him.
PORTUGAL.
BY the African steamer, arrived at FamOu&,
intelligence has been received from Lisbon 10
the 18th and from Oporto to the 2l.t ulI. These
accounts say that the capital was IN the mos
settled and tranquil state.
On the 18th there were reviews Of vario.
quarters Of the CITY of the newly formed ",
tainol Guards, who are chiefly Of the middle
classes, and amount to fully IL 600 men.
On the 18th, which happened TO be the ani'
verssrv Of the baptism Of Donna Maria, L~d
William Russell delivered at the Ievee bi, ere
dentiais as Minister PlenIpotrntiary, and reeO.at
ton Of the Queen BY Great Britain TIE re"sa
IS was immediately spread about, and grealrIt
cings and Examinations took place.
On the 18th the constItuti0nallsts at OprD
the remaining number Of the Miguel
les outside the lines; the attack was al nI!'i
On the right Of the enrmy's lines which "ds
Immediately turned, and thrown into coniu'"n
Col. Bacon with his Ianeers, then rapllIs Fsf
sued them for two leagues, took be"sh
500 aud 400 prisoners. and oceasioned them"
ose twice that number 10 killed ami wounded .
The loss in the affair on the part of the PeIfon
was estimated at from 90 to 100 in killed ID.
wounded.
On the 20lh as many as sc deserter' c'n'
'ver within the space of two hours, and The u
"ainder Of the Misueite force amouDuO: "
5000 men, marched on that day f'r CoI""i
where General Bourmont was understood 10 "
with $4,000 dispirited troops. Don M's'''
md Don Carlos are both stated to be with 'he'
nv.
The river Douro is now free for all 'e''e'
inter. and several have, in consequence p
'eeded 10, for the purpose OF loading eafsOs'
vine.