Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

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more complete extracts. we are obliged to trust ia
own selections froIn the Ia test LIVERPOOL lur
mails.
! PEoRoGATlcN OF PARLIAnENr.-The Imperial
Parliament prorogued by the Queen in person.
on the 22l Of jane Ia her passage 10 the House
IN company with Prince Albert she was loudly
cheered.
Her majcsiy's entrance to the house was annonn.
ced by a flourish offrunpefs. The peers and peer
essess Immediately rose. and remained snnd ing IN
ul the Qeen had taken her seat The throne aud
desired their lordships 10 be seated
The robe Of the Queen was imposed Of white
satin, richly embroidered e. trimmed with gold lace
which Of her attendants djusied the state
mantle Of crimson velvet. She wore a iiaa neck
lace, earrings and stomacher Of costly brlianis She
appeared 10 be IN perfect health. That she - So
the manner in which her majesty sustained the "a.
tigues Of the preceding day al WooIwich & the ease
with which she performed her part in the Ceremo- !
NAL on lhis occasion. sufficiently testify Her mai.
esiy was attended by the Duchess Of Sutherland /
Prince Albert wore a fed-marshars uniform, with
The collar and rband offhe order Of the barrier; he
also displayed HE breast several stars aud decor
ations.
j.,
directed Sir Augustus Clifford. usher of the black
rod. 60 summon the House Of Commons 10 hear
the royal speech on the prorogaiion Of parliament.
ln few minutes afterwards the speaker, nften-
oed by number oi members, appeared at the bar
when the right hon. gentleman addtessed her tnni.
esy. recouniing he business Of the session. and con
cluded by hum5y praying her m,iesiys royal assem-
10 the appropriation bill and the other facts which
had been agreed to by both houses
Tier maJcs'y having give her assent to several
0ils ~ clear and distinct tone Of vOics read the
following most gracious sneech.-
TIE QUEENS SPEECH
"My Lords and Gentlemen.
"On foil consideration Of the present state Of
public affairs, have come to the determination Of
proroguing this parliament, with view 10 lis i'm.
mediate dissolution.
The paramount importance Of the trade and in.
dusTy Of the country. and my anxiety that the er.
igencies Of the public service be provided
/ for in the manner least burdensome to the commu.
/ nifty, have injured mo 20 resort Ia The means
which tho constitution has intrusied 10 me. Of as
[ ccfiainiug the sense Of my people upon matters
which 80 deeply concern their welfare
y entertain the hobe that the progress Of public
business may be facilitated, and. That divisions IN
lu'us TO he cause ofsiesdy policy and useful legs
iai'on may be removed BY the authority Of new
without DELAY
Gentlemen of Tho house Of commons
, II ihnnk you oT the readiness with which you
have voted The sums necessary for the civil and mil
uary establishments
Ny Lords and Gentlemen
w ne ererciqe ~ my p5rr1gative 7 can have no
other object than thtt % securing the fshts aud ,
noting the interests Of my subjects g. RELY on The
cooperation q my parliament end the Ioynl zeal Of
my people fJr support in The adoption Of such mems
ures o. are necessary o. maintain hot high station
among the nations of he world Which 10 has pleased
/ Divine Providence 90 assign 90 this country
/ TIE Lord Chancellor, by her maiesivs cOnm1nd
I then sii.
/ My Lords anJ Geulernen--Tt Is her majesty
royal viii md u sasrre that flis parliament be- bro
rogucd 10 Tucsdayfc lgib day. 0rIfis instant June
/ % be hen here hOlien This parliament is acror.
ainsIy rrorogued 10 TUESDAY. he 29h day OF 100.
instant June"
Her Majesty then quilted The house preceded
~ The great officers 81 stale in The s,n,e o,J.,
she had entered b.
The elections woro sgitsuag the whole country
from end 10 end. Of the general result % seemed
Impossible 10 speculate Thus Tor appearance. y.,.
sgsinst the ministry or whig party. The homes Of
the ministry rested on the boroUghs. returns fror,
which were mostly 10. Down 10 Saturday even.
"g Jolly 2. hey had returned IS conservatives 10
JOG whgs The conservatives bad lost "a and
s''nod o. masking clear gain orc on q division 4
He'''"s have yet TO be made Gom % boroBrbs.
eieehng 81 nenbors or this number. fose IN /
hogland and scotiand are expected 10 bs eop.ervs.
i've dose m ireland whig Sir Robert Peel d.
expected 70 have majority from GO 10 90 III 4.