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a cordial assent 10 the bills which you
aaye presented 10 me Cor the establish-
ment OF . more eilicisn. constabnlsry
force in those towns which peculiarly re-
quited II, and for elleciing the ipnpersnt
object otge asrslly extending and inyig-
Grating the civlspower throughout the
county.
Gentlemen OF the House Of Commons,
| thank YOU for the zeal and readiness
with which you have voted the supplies
for The service OF the year.
1t has been with Satisfaction that
bave given my assent 90 reduction Gf
The postage duties. trust that the act
which has passed on this subject will be
relief and encouragement 10 trade. aud
by facilitating Intercourse and eorrespon-
dence. IL will be productive Of much So
cisl advantage and Improvement. have
given directions that the preliminary step
should be taken TO give effect 10 the in .
iention Of Parliament. as sovn IS the en-
qalTies and arrangements required for this
purpose shall have been completed.
The advantageous terms upon which
4 considerable amour. OF their unfunded
debt has been converted into stock, afford
n satisfactory proof of the reliance placed
on The credit and resources Of the coun-
try. as well ne on your determination 10
preserve inviola,e the national faith.
1T Is With great pain that I have
found myself compelled 90 enforce the
law agains, those who no longer concealed
their desIgn 20 resist bv force the law ful
authorities. aud Of subvrriing the ins,i,u.
nj
cectings OF courts Of justice, and the
fearless ADMINISTRATION of the law by all
who are engaged IN that duty, have
checked the first attempts at insubordi.
nation and ! rely securely upon the
good sense Of my people, aud upon their
attachment 10 the constitution, for the
maintenance OF Law and order. which are
a. necessary for the protection OF the
poor, as for the welfare of the veallhier
classes OF the community
Then tie Lord Chancellor, by her Majesty 5
command. SAID:
My Lords and Gentlemen,
1T is her Majestv's royal will and
pleasure. that this Parliament be pro-
rogued 10 Thursday. the 2iih day Of DC.
to5er next. 20 be then here holden; and
this Parliament is accordingly prorogned
to Thursday, the 9th day of October
next"
The affairs Of the East remain very
much as at our last dates, the Five Pow
ers strengthening themselves in the Le-
want
On the 9th, the Prince de Joinville
arrived incogniio a, Constantinople.
The positions OF lbrahim's army are not
changed from those already known. and
there was no mention whatever Of a
movement in advance.
The following was the latest from the
Turkish Embassy:
Saturday Morning. Oh. 45m. A. M.
"Sir--I am directed by our secretary
10 give the following substance Of de.
spa,ch receivrI BY special courier from
Paris, where it arrived by telegraph:
The French officer who was commits
stoned TO claim the Turkish feet, in the
name Of the FIVE great powers. has re.
eeived fiat refusal from Mehemet Ali.
unless all bis eSorbilant demands are COM
pied with. aud the expense he has been
put To betrayed by the Sultan.
IL have only TO say that our worst an
iiciPrions are realized. In haste. Your
most obedient servant"
The Eogli.h anil French fleets were a,
anchor of the Dardaaelles at TIE laies,
dates.