Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-10-13

And the packet ship Cambridge which
left here on the LIST, was going, in on
the Doth. 81 r asaa ,',A 20 $3.50
as'aA PRoRoevTros or pAaL1AMENsr. a
The queen has prorogued parliament
in a speech from the throne, and in her
notice Of Canada makes the following
obseryations: ssThe disturbances and
instructions which had, unfortunately.
broken out in, Upper and Lomer Can
ada, have been promptly suppressed.
and j entertain a confident hope that
firm and judicious measures will iem-
power youito restore a constitutional
form of government; which unhappy
events have compelled you for a time
to suspend" Thisis sad news fol, the
tory party in Canada, who have taken
SO much pains to represent Canada in
a state Of quiescent rebellion, ready TO
break out on the first favorable oppor-
tunity, .gs hg.sh ap laswrsasg 7aa
M E.g, ,HER MAJEsTY's SpEEeH.slw
My Lords and Gentlemen, ssrrasss ~
i. The state of apublic business enables
me to close this protracted and lubori-
Gus session. shi2'oa Y '7t}s-- 'eahA y
have to lament that the civil war
in Spain forms an exception Of the gen
cfal Tranquility. Icontinue toreceive
from all. foreign powers The strongest
assuranc es aof their, desire to maintain
with me misunderstanding relations.
- The disturbances and Instructions
.wlice had, unfortunately, broken. out
in Upper and Lower Canada, have
been promptly suppressed ond Lsnter-
tain q confident hope that.firm andEju
dieions measures will empower youito
restore. q eoRstitutiopal form Of govern
ment, which unhappy events have COM
PEELED you for time to suspend, gtE
81 rejoice eat. the progressss.whichhas
been made in, my colonial possessions
towards the entire abolition Of negro
apprenticeship. ,.-.. ,- .f4a .,av \.
/ have observed with much saLisfac-
iron the attention which you have be-
slowed upon the amendment ofthe do
mestic institutions Of the country. /
trust that the mitigation Of the law Of
imprisonment Tor debt win prove at
once favorable to the liberty ofny sub
jects, and safe for commercial credit;
and that the established church, will
derive increased strength and efficien-
cy from the restriction of the granting
Of henefces in plurality.
] have felt great pleasure in giving
my assent to the bill for the reliefof
the destitute poor in Ireland. / cher
ish the expectation that its provisions
have been SO cautiously framed, and
will be so prudently executed, that
whilst they contribute to relieve dis
tress, they will tend to preserve order,
and 10 encourage habits Of industry
and exertion. .,a- IA, .-st,... :. ,,f
| trust likewise that the act which
you have passed relating to the com
position for 1.-THE in Ireland, will in
Crease the security Of that property,
and promote internalpeace. p GAO 40
ofthe House of Commons
al cannot sufficiently thank you for
your dispateh and iberalityfin provid-
ing for the expenses Of my household
and the maintenance of the honor and
dignity Of the crown. ] offcryouymy
Acknowledgements for the, adj
1ition which you have made to the IN
come ofmy Beloved mother. ~ ''''1
II thank you for the supplies which
Tou have'voted for the ordinary public
service, as WE'LL s for the readiness
With whichyoushavcsi providedlto meet
he extraordinary oexpenses rendered
accessory, BIZ the state ofmy Canadian
possessions. 4,;4,- ....
Wy Lords and Gentlemen,
The many useful measures which
'ou have been able to consider, while
he settlement Of the civil list and the.
tate OF Canada demanded SO much Or
'oTraattehtion-aare unsatisfactory proof
fryourzealaorthe public good I You
re 50 we'll acquainted with the duties
WHICH DOW dGxolye, upon, you in your
counties, that il is unneces-
airy to remind you Of them. mi the
ischarge ofthem YOU may securely rcl
suRpH my firm. support, and il only
emains 70 express an humble hope
lat Divine Providence may watch
YER US all, and prosper our United ef
,fts for 4heiwelfafe Of 6uratountry.
LordSv Chancellor announced
lat the parliament stood prorogued
y Thursdaysthe 4 lthof October next.
The Canada Indemnify Bill was
Yad a third time and pa, sed, and sent
} the Lords without amendment.