Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
Fl, ANCF.
Irom Gali1oani's Messenger, Dee. aGh.
OPENING OF THE SE>SlON.-IiiE
KINGS SPEECH


KINGS SPEECH.
Ala very carly hour hi, morning all the .,p-
nroacbrs TO the Chamber Of Deputies were tluoho-
I'd nou outstanding that the weather WAS
promising, and in the immediate neelbourhood Of
the Palais Bourbon the customary force VT, in at
tendance The gardens OF the TucricS were
closed. His Majesty, on quitting the Tnllerles
nj one o'clock, instead of taking lis usual route by
the Pont Rosal, proceed by the qua, adjoining to
the Tuill,re>, and crossed the Point de Ii Com
corde.
At half-p O'Clock precisely, the Ming and
their RoNal Ilehnesses the Duke de Memoirs
and Prince de .toinville, Who bad been preceded
Inv the population Of the Peers and Deputies,
and hy Ills MaestN's officers OF Audience arrived
and took their seats amidst reiterated shouts ot
1--WE ie Roi. The Dukc de Nrmours was seated
IN the right, and the Prince de Jonve on the
health, and in firm and impressive tone read the
following
SPEECH.
"Gentlemen of the Chambers Of Peers and
Drpnties,-Iu seeing you once more assembled
around me- am happy to be able 10 congratulate
mystl and YOU the situation Of our country.
It's prosperity increases daily its internal pan-
Quilt, seems to be hencciorih beyond the reach
o, attack, and secures lis power abroad.
The measures which You adopted IN yont last
session have attained the object which we propos-
ed in concer, with each otic- they have CONSOLE
dated public order and tie institutions Of the coun-
ry.
II have been deeply affected by the sentiments
t,inced BY the nation for my family and myself,
wien, at "A moment which it is painful 10 remem-
brr, Providence thought iii 10 preserve my life,
which is forever devoted 10 the service OF my
COUNTRY.
"Aneypedition undertaken for the security OF
our African possessions has been carried on and
brought To a close in such manner as become
the honuro Francr. I Lave seen with emotion the
eldest OF my race partahlnT the latigafs and dan
els Of our brave soldiers.
. have reason to congratulate myself on the
state Of our relations with the European Powers
Our intimate union with Great Britain becomes
daily more close. and every thing inspires me with
confidence that the peace which We enjoy will not
be- Interrupted.
" NJ, Government ilas toniinned, on the Span
IL traniitr, otake such measures % were best fit
.. In. faithful accomplishment Of the clauses Of
ihc ,ftaty OF the 2sri Of April, 1854. an'erain
1he ro,t ardent WISHES Ter the internal pacica-
fen q tin Peninsula, and Tor tho conSo da,on Of
sH.#ti...sa. Of Q3ecu Isabella IL.
" lleage tnat lac u, Any ot tic 4;h oi july, 1881,
with Ii. llltcd States OF America, should not yet
hasa received lis complete execution. The hing
u. Great l,rian has offered TO and to the l.
nired States his friendly mcdia,ion.
have accepted j.; aid You viii share III my de-
sire that tbs difference should terminate il man
ner equally honorable 10 two great nations.
" The state of tie finances is satisfactory. The
public revenue increases by the sole effect ofthc
general prosperity The laws OF finance will be
presented in few days TO the Chamber OF Depu-
ties.
The laws which have already been announced,
or presented to YOU, will also be submitted to Your
examination, as we'll as those which we're reserved
Tor The deliberations of the present session.
trust gentlemen. that the moment is come
Tor France to gather the fruits of her prudence and
tier courage. Enlightened by the past, lei us
profit by experience 50 dearly acquired 1t n> APP
ply ourselves to calm the passions. TO perfect our
laws, to protect, by udcion> measures, all the in-
'efcs's OF nation which, after SO many storms, pre-
sch's to the civilized world the salulary example
., noble modcration-the Sole pledge OF dnra-
'e success ll care of It's reposc, OF ITS liberty,
% us grandeur Is my first duty It's happiness will
be NY dearest recompcnsc."
Inc Ming had scarcely ceased to speak, when
l,e 'elIesi accamations burst from all parts OF the
Chamber
a correspondent of the London Times says---
INC discussion upon the address will most prob
"o'H De very interesting in reference 10 external
a'a"s' lle Opposition will not fail to make
e,oa' MUSE about America, but the majority ct the
o.amoer is less warlikc, and the answer will con-
"'n no''llngto cmbarrass the governments OF rance
ana England, lift true that she has charged herself
WIN the mediation on this question. On the con-
,'d'y' l think the moderation OF the French Cham
vets VIII give facility to the negotiations and open
"'Sh channels of cancellations"
FROM THE PARIS MoNITEup-oflcal.
IN II pursuance Of orders from his Court, ms TX
C."e"cy Lord Granville has proposed 10 die kine's
government, by note dated the 25lh inst. the
,,eu'allon of the Government of His Britannia
i'aesty upon the occasion of the differences that
lave arisen between France aud the United States
q North America. The Minister for Foreign AZ
aus by an answer dated the 9th inst. has ntor-
."eo The English Ambassadors that the French Co
'e1nment accedes to the proposition"
course, Tuesday. Dec %. Quarter to 4 p. II.