Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

scche has been informed that the king his acces-
sion 10 the government has been pleased to take on nm
sell the command of the army and that ms majesty on
this occasion sincerely thanks his royal Higness the
Duke OF Cambridge for the manner IN whch ne ms eS
ercised his functions commander n-cnie ana especial
y expresses his satisfaction at the excellent spirit OF
attachment and loyalty in the army, which, under the
many years command of his royal hghness, had been
cultivated and approved under difficult circumstances
Under the date, the duke himself issued gene
raj order the army expressing his thanks TO IT, and III
partc the generals and commanders and the dis
tnguished corps of officers whose assistance his roy
al highness chiefly ascrbes the respectabel condition
and excellent spirit of the army also 10 all the officers
subalterns and prvates for the fidelity, obedience, dis
cipline and devotion the service, which they have
shown under his command
The Duke expresses, in affecting terms, the pain it
gives him 10 part roman army III which he irst served
with which he acted IN the field, and at the head OF
whom he has been long placed. He speaks OF It's
ancient glory which has fully maintained IN presen
of the enemy that he shall never cease TO be
interested in its welfare and that he is convinced that
he shall always loyal TO its King obedIent to It's
superor brave in the field and only in the path OF true
honor Deeply affected by these expressions OF his
Royal Hghness. Generals Won Alien and Bassche Hal
kett, Hartmann and Kiemannsiegge have given IN It's
answer drawn up in the same spirit affirming
that they shall constantly preserve their hearts the
profound regret and the most sincere attachment
to lbs Royal Highness."
The Hanover Gazette declares that there IS no foun
dation for the report that of the Hanoveran minis
tiers had resigned.
al twenty minutes after one o'clock.
THE HANovERIAN SovEREIGN.-Col. thompson
seeing member of her Majesty's Government in the
House, would ask the question OF which he mad gwen
notice yesterday, namely, whether her MaJestys
Ministers view authentic the proclamation purport-
ing to be issued by the King of Hanover, on the oth
day of this present month Of July, in which ne de-
cared he did not consider the Constitution agreed to
by his predecessors, Geo. Nv. and VIM w. as bind
ing him either in form or in substance and init
mated his intention of revertng to the old Constit-
ton without consulting the States General !-(Loud
cries of hear hear.')
Mr. p Thompson could give no answer to the
question. 1t was rather question for the States OF
Hanover TO consider
Colonel Thompson-Then, sir, at an early period
of the next session of parliament shall move for
leave to bring in bill 10 declare that IN the existing
circumstances of the crown, foreign prince or po-
tentate ought to have any jurisdiction, power supe
riorty pre-emnence, authority, succession, within
this realm, of any Of the Queens domnions' ana 10
vest the succession on the demise of her Majesty, in
Prince George of Cambridge, and his helrs-(Loud
cheers.)
At half past two o'clock, Sir Augustus Clifford, the
usher of the black rod, appeared on the floor, and
commanded the attendance of the Houseln the House
of Peers TO hear her Majesiys speech. The speaker
and all the members present then proceeded to the
House of Lords. Upon the return of the speaker he
read her Malesty's most gracious speech - the
house, and the members then separated.
POSER The Queen, in an interview with the
Duke of Norfolk, preparatory the creating her bro
Their Knight of the Garter, after tae prelimnaries
were arranged with the Earl Marshal, said with sim
pie naivette-'My Lord Duke where am to wear the
Garterl The Duke, reply, said he recollected see
ing print of Queen Anne in which the Garter
was placed on her left arm BY reference various
thorities, that fact established.
LONDON EXCHANGE, July 17.-Our market continues
very sparingly supplied with wheat which coupled with the
ports the hinne Of the crop from districts caused last
week advance this article OF p to advance
maintained today, but thera is not the eagerne to
purchase considered the showers of had
sin Friday will be beneficial emily TO wheat but Ekewise
TO all crops Flour 2 to S. sack deare Very little Is
passing barley beans and peas We largely supplied with
OATS mnbe borne in mind the foreign board of ship
also sale duty padhere has been steady demand
for consumption for an kinds Of good horse co-bu inferior
only be quilted in small PARCELS the the
Monday last with tn exception Of Irish Black, which must
be noted Cd per quarter lower they form than the
usual on III he