New-York tribune., 1841-09-17


arrived at tn. port at 9 o'clock last evening IN
fifteen DAYS from Bristol, whence she sailed on the
-, She brings advices fourteen days later than
those Of the Britannia.
GREAT Britain.
The defeat of ,hc Wings is consummated Par
1;ement convened on the 23d uit. ard the old
Speaker vas reelected without opposition. Up
wards of sixty Peers were present, and four new
one. wora in In TIE House of Commons the
s-car;ag in Of Members occupied the day.
On Tuesday, rug. 24;h, the Session was opened
fy ROYAL Commission, the delicate state Of the
Queens hcalth not permitting her personal attend
ance. Tie Royal Commissioners haTiag entered
Inc House Of Lords, and taken their seats in front
OF the throne the Csher of the Black Rod was seat
10 summon the Attendance of the Commons, who
forthwith uppeared with their Speaker at their head
The Lord Chancellor then read the following
SPEECH.
We arc commanded BY Her Majesty to ac-
quaint Won Tint her Majesty has ayailed herself OF
the earliest opportunity of resorling to your advice
and nssistauce after the dissolution OF the last Far
lament.
Her Majesty continues to receive from Foreign
Powers gratifying assurances of their desire To
maintain wl,h Her Majesty the most friendly re.a-
hons.
g Her Majesty has the satisfaction Of informing
Won ,nar the objects for which the Treaty of the
25;b OF July. 1910, concluded between Her
a}s,ssty. the Emperor Of Austria, the hing OF
Prussia. me Emperor Of Rassia, and The Sultan,
have been fully accomplished and II Is gratifying
,, Her Majesty to DE enabled To state, that The
-ern9ornry separation which the measures taken In
me execution OF that Treaty created between the
contracuag parties and France has "ow ceased
Her Majesty trusts that the union OF he piaci-
mi Powers upon all matters affecting the great IN
1e,ess Of Europc will afford firm security for the
maintenance OF peace
. Her Majesty Is glad TO be able to inform you
that IN consequence oil the evacuation oil Ghouan By
,5s Persian troops. Her Majesty has ordered her
N.ister 70 the Court Of Persia TO rctura to
Teheran
tween her Temperatures In Chiha eho t'e Oi-
ne.c government have not ye, been brought to .
,;.fsetorv conclusion, and That it has been ncces-
.orv 10 cali into action the forces which her MaJeS.
-, las sent to the China Seas but her Majesty >tl
trusts hat the Emperor Of China will see the JUS
re &c the demands which her Maestys Pienipo-
,entiarics have been instructed TO make.
.. Her Majesty Is happy to inform you that the
differences which had arisen between SPAN ana
Portugal about the execution OF treaty concluded
bv those Powers in 1880, for regulating INC nav
,orion Of tue Douro, have been adjusted aincably,
aud with honor 10 both parties by the a'd OF Ter
Majesty mediation.
q The debt incurred by the Legislature ct Upper
Corada. for the purposes of public works, Is Sc
rious obstacle to further improvements which are
es,ep;;al to the prosperity of the United Province:
Her Majesty has authorised the Governor-Genera!
10 make n communication on the subject TO the
Council and Assembly of Canada her Majesty
will direct the Papers to be laid before you, ana
rIs,s that yorr earnest attention will be directed
Ia matters so materially affecting the welfare OF
Canada aad the strength OF the Empire
.. Gentlemen n tie dense Of Commons:
:. We nave 10 assure you that Her Majesty relies .
with entire confidence on your loyalty and zeal 20
make adequate provision for the public service as
we'll rs for ;he further application OF sums granted
by the last Parliament.
a. Nv Forts and Gentlemen:
" are more especially commanded to declare
20 vou that the extraordinary expenses winch the
events 10 Canada, China and the Mediterranean
have occasioncd, and the necessity oil nlaintAih''s
force adequate TO the protection oi our "N',"s'r'
s,s-in,'s have made il necessary to consider inc
- ~ Increasing the Public Revenues. her
NI;o.,,. : anxious that this object should be ei-
f.,ol IN he manner least burhcnsome 10 her peo-
,olc. mud il has appeared to Her Majesty after full
Al;heration. limit YOU NAV, this lEncture, pro-
-, 1;,,ct vour attention 10 the rcviSion OF duties
aiIrc,ns the predictions OF foreign countries. 1t
III, Tor YOU to consider whether some OF these
du,i,s are not so ihing in amount As 10 be unpro-
drc-;ye 10 the revenue while they are veNatous 10
commerce. You may further examine whether the
rne;r,le Of protection, upon which others OF these
S,,.s arc founded be no; carried 20 an extent IN
pr;s ak., 20 the income of the State and the IL
,erests OF the People.
Der Majesty is DESTROYS that you should con-
e;3,, ibe laws which regulate the Trade IN Corn
Il viii be for YOU 70 determine whether these laws
donot srgravate the natural fluctuations OF supply,
whether they do rot crnbarrGss Trade deranse the
Currercy aud by their operation diminish the com
fort ard increase the prvations OF the src"' oody
o.; the community.
her Majesty feeling Tie deepest sympathy With
those of her subjects who now suffering from
distress ana Of employment, it is her earnest
,oayer tina, all -FOUR deliberations may be guided
bv wisdom and may cenduce the happiness OF
her believed people"
The reading OF the Address having been conclECi-
a The Commons returned to their HAN, and soih
Houses Immediately adjourned
rno. assembling next day, TIE Speech was again
- :, the House Of Lords. Earl Spencer spoke
..,,,y IN defence Of is views, and moved the Ad-
-. ,,s;,b vas mere echo of Ike sentiments Of
,hs soaeeb. The Marquis of Clanricarae followed
IN It's support.
The Earl Of Ripon rose in reply In co"'ading'
~ moved an arneud,,en, to he Address OF which