Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-20

scutur is still holding out The vanguard of the army
Of Roumiely Yalcssry in AlbarIh has been routed
i KINGS SPEECH

Scutari is still holding out The vanguard of the army
Of Roun,icy Valcssry in Abanh has been routed
KINGS SPEECH.
"My Lords and Gentlemen-l Ind with great sasf,c
ton that the state Of public busntss enables INC 10 TO-
levc YOU further attendance aid from the pressure
of those duties which you have performed with so much
zeal and assduity.
81 receive from all Foreign Powers satisfactory a.
surances of their desire TO maintain will Tie the mos,
friendly understanding; and look forward with conf
dence the preservation Of the general peace which
has been, and VIII be- The object OF constant solc.
tude.
81 lament that the civil contest in the Northern pro-
vnces of Spain has not yet bern brought 10 4 crrnna
ton; but taking deep interest in the welfare OF the
Spanish Monarchy, | shall continue TO direct To that
quarter my most anxious attention. in concert with tie
three Powers with whom concluded the Treaty OF quad
,uple alliance; and have in lrhrIancc Of the objects
of that treaty, exercised the power vested in INC by the
legislature. and have granted permission my subjects
| TO engage in the service of tho Qucrn Regent.
" have concluded with Denmark, Sardinia and Swr.
den fresh Conventions, calculated 10 prevent the traffic
in African slaves hope /" receive the ratification
of similar treaty. which has been signed with Spain
al am engaged in negotiations with other powers in
Europe and South America for the purpose; and
trust that ere long the united aprts OF all civilized ma.
| lions will suppress and eXlinguSh this tIal:c.
&" perceive, with entire appreciation, that you have
directed your attention 10 the regulation Of Municipal
Corporations in England and Wales; and have cheer.
fully eivcn my assent To the bill which you have passed
for that purpose. cordially in this imp rart
which Is CICuaicu 10 a1y HiSchntcnt 10
mote peace and union and to procure Tor those
tirs the advantages Of responsible government
Il greatly rj"cc that the In'cna condition of Ireland
has been such AS have permitted you TO substitute Tor
the nrcess; rs severity of law which has been suffered
to expire cnaclmcnls OF nIlder character No part Of
NV duty is mare grateful to NY feelings than the nit.
oacn of penal statute. iii any III which can be
effected consistently with the maintenance Of order and
tranquility.
"Gcntlimcn Of the House Of Commons-I thank Won
| ,yhi h1v vof,d Sro
You have provided not only for The expenses Of the year
and for the ntcrcs, upon the large awarded tie
owners Of slaves in my colonial pnsscSsiDns but also for
several unexpected and peculiar claIS upon the justice
and bcralitv of the nation.
sit is most gratifying to observe, that not only have
these demands Eccn met without additional taxaon but
that you have made some further progress in reducing
the burdens ofmy people.
81 a enabled To congratulate you that the terms up.
on which the Loan for the compensation to the proprlr.
tors of slaves has been obtained, afford conclusive
dcnc- of the onrishing state public credit, and Of that
general confidence which is the result Of determination
fulfil the national engagements and 10 maintain nyoa-
hle the public faith.
My I.ords and Grntlcmcn--I know that nav Sc.
currly rely upon your loyalty and pnrT"tlsm and feel
confident that in returning to your respective counties,
and III rsumng those functions which you discharge
with so much advantage 10 the community. YOU will r..
commend To all cIassrs Of your counrvm'n "lrdpncc
the law attachment the Constiiut"n.an spirit {" TEN.
pcratc amendment which. under Divine Providence.
the surrst means ct preserving III" tranquility ana M
: crcasinc the prosperity which this country enjoys
Lord Dcnnan speaker, then declared that iarll.
mcnt WAS rror"gucd to the 10th Of November Tn"
king left the house and the commons retired from the
bar.
In tho House of Comnons, the speaker went h-ough
the ceremony of rcrhr copy Of the royal >lrch aud
and shook hands with Tie members plrsrnt; aud the
sion was brought 10 close.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l4.-Our Cotton market has again
become exceedingly depressed. and the prices OF all de-
scriplons have given way considerably The better
qualities of American arc fully I'D to I'D per H. lower,
and the inferior, which are much pressed upon the
kct are scarcely saeable at reduction OF ID PrT"am.
HUGO and Maranam are dull. at a decline Of lid and
Bahia at I'd per h. Tie business al the week amounts
only J2O bales, (of which spectators have taken
20O American. and shippers $50 American and '' Su'
rat)
15th-Wc had scarcely any market for Cotton, 10.
dav cnnsrnucnlly we are without clanIr.