True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-01
Gentlemen of the House of Commons:

or ana tne dignity nj the crown. ohe' WV ny
warmest acknoweda ements for the addition
which you have made to the income Of my beloved
mother.
thank you for the supplies which You have
voted for the ordinary public service, as well as Tor
the readiness with which you have provided
means to NEE. the extraordinary expenses rende-
red necessary by the state of my Canadian pos
sessions. |
My Lords and Gentlemen:
The many useful measures which you have
been able 10 consider, whilst the settlement OF the
civil list and the state OF Canada demanded go
much of your attention, are satisfactory proof OF
your zeal for the public good You are SO well
acquainted with the duties which now devolve
upon you in your respective counties, that II Is
unnecessary to remind you of them. In the dis
charge of them you may securely rely upon my
hrm support, and it only remains to express an
humble hope that Divine Providence may watch
over us all, and prosper united efforts tor the
welfare of our county.
The Lord Chancellor announced that the pnrlia-
ment stood prorogued till Thursday, the Il th of
October next.
The Canada Indem nifty Bill was read third
time and passed, and sent to the Lords without
amendment.
The Paris Moniteur of the l4th August contains
the ordinances egalizlng the Orleans and Paris,
and Havre and Paris rail roads.
The Commerce says that The police had been for
some days engaged in searching for a secret press
from which papers had been issued tending 20 ex-
eve .he b"naParnsts TO make d" eho'' III a'o' "
LOUIS Napole"h.
!he"bank OF Commerce, es,a"nsheo ny w.
| Lafte, is REPRESENTED 10 have been eminen'ly
successful. The discounts had rlsen from 7.OO0,-
ooo 10 zo,ooo,ooo OF francs per hoh'h' 'he 'a''e'
being the amount in july.
Inc boh oens states mar me h.hg h'' resolve"
!" senu Mafsnai eetarh 10 I've nee''" '''"'..''
anu l" fs'hoi'sh camp OF oo,uIo he" o ''e
hh,ne. doubted oy the Courier ffahea's'
Inc o"ur'er ffahca1s shys tha' 'he MIeA'cah
nockanihg squadron Is 10 ne increased 10 " snps'
Baron Defends had arrive" from hex'c"'
accounts ron nome stated 'ha' toe oaro'"",
fesch' uncle OF Napoleon, was al the punt VI
ueah'
ne report gamers sFenp'n mat LOUIS o'"a,
na''e VIII emu 'he ''incu'''es oe'"te" la'e anu
switzerland, oy voluntary explanation.
'ev'""s :" 'ne opening W ''e n'sr.p'.' az, aeu
nn"ehes'e' 'a'""y '"e'e "e'e w "'''e wa" '7o'
ooo passengers IN 'ne 'rase'',ss oe'"ee" .ne Nv.
paces ny c"aches' "nerrns ne present n'''''e'' w
ra. INV y aI','f exceeds ooo'ooo. .,
for,nne ~, hrsaIt IN forr;dah,e w nd y, ,he Milo
no, ,,,nruen,s and 10 Gamma The Guerilla chi.f
ut ""' ,r :" ,ap,',e s nv, n
!a'n' nehec''''"' NC 'a' was P''' u ue''u ""
rinu and cunnjno with himsrr
I;ha Au',strrn cnz.,,a IF Tho ,,,h A,o,s
states. ,ha, The Euvp,,,n Government having nd.
= ver'ised for sale $1,000 tales of cotton. at II
cr"wns the qun1a, no purchasers had offered u
take anv n, ina, nrice II accordjnyly resolved o,
exporting it al his expense, TO Liverpool, Mar
settles, and Trieste.
letter from Cons,nninople, in the Mornin!
Herald, dated the 25'h July, gives the impnr1an
information that Mr. Mcneil, the British Envo
to the Court of Persi', had broken of all comnu
Dica,ion with the Shah, and was on his why T.
Tons'antin"ple, there to avail, further instructions
: hslsvad ~ he af.c, n Russian ;,Ansnce.
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