The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-30
MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN.
HER APPEARANCE WHEN SHE DECLARED
HER INTENTIONS.

HER INTENTIONS.
The especial message to the Privy
Council proved to be, as expected, an
announcement Of her Majesty's approach
ing marriage. 1t was published on the
sd Of Novemer as follows:
4 shave caused you to be summoned at
The present time in order that l may ac-
quaint you with my resolution in mat
Ter which deeply concerns the welfare OF
nyPeople and the happiness of my future
re.
Vt is my intention to ally myself in
mirage with the Prince Albert of SAKE
Gburg and Gotha.
deeply impressed with the solcmnity
dine engagement which | am about to
Dnract, | have not come to this decis-
lon without mature consideration, nor
Without feeling strong assurance. that
With the blessing of Almighty God, it
will at once secure my domestic felicity,
md serve the interests of my country.
q have thought fit to make this reso-
luton known to you at the earliest period,
inorder that you may be fully appraised
d . matter SO highly important 10 me
and my kingdom, and which | persuade
nyseR will be most acceptable 10 all my
byng subjects"
Her Majesty wore a brilliant bracelet,
o. Saturday, at the Privy council, on
Vi which was the portrait Of Prince Albert.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne addressed
rery complimentary speech to her when
she had concluded hers, saying, ''that he
was persuaded that the news of hnr ap-
preaching nup,ials would diffuse univer-
salJoy throughout the realm and that he
sgged her permission to make the news
public The Queen bowed gracefully.
and handed him her speech. The Queen
appeared to feel the extreme awkward
ness other position, looked unusually pale
and read the declaration of her intended
marriage with some ,repida,ion Of voice
'aa manner, though she pronounced the
Words mature consideration emphatical-
Y. was generally observed that Lord
ae'oourn looked aged, and appeared not
usln his usual spirits. All eyes were
!: sl'ne duke Of Wellington. and universal
rIvas experienced at seeing his Grace
perfectly recovered.
FRANCE.
1. french defeat IN Aigiers.-It appears
~ the Emir, Abdel Kader, with the Ar
= and native troops, has declared war on
~ !, defeated the French army in Algiers,
saa l considerable loss. 1t was a surprise,
,s : severe and sangninary one, by all
= sccounts we read. Hostilities COM
y. a'saced on the seventeenth Of November,
4 Continued till the 24th, the date of
Il, Marshal's latest despatch. Success
\ uniformly attended the arms of the
..ulr. his troops, according to the cor,
ssPondent Of Gallignani's messenger.
= burnt several farms, massacred mauv
lople, and entirely sweep, away seyers,
Mats. i was reported that thew h ,use a,s,
1850 heads. nau cl'
The French papers breathe war and
ssngeance. The Moniteur. a Cove. aa
a g paper) says:
W. ar has broken out in Algiers. The
uovernment has taken the measure 70.
s y by the dignity Of France. Rein.
.afcements have been ordered 10 Algiers
: men horses and material, and $4,000
yen will be Immediately called unde,
s,. Other journals add: .s'Fhe 5sth
50 80 Regiments are ordered to 'Toulon,
sua Y Africa, with 20 squadrons, picked
. y 2 the different regiments. The Dukes
:. oileans, Nemours, and Aumale have
leg ~ permission to 60 to Algiers." The
- lSsss,s''gsr says, ..An embassy Is imme.
N''s'y 70 Be sent to the Emperor OF Mo-