Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-25

THE QUEEN'S SPEECH
AMY LADS AID GENTLEMEN.-Ws IRE cum. |
mAndSd by her vi Jesy 10 acqraiut you shII hsr
Majesty receives from all Princes and States assn.
rancOs OF friendly disposition towards Tim. couatr
and Of al earnest desire 10 cO-0perais with her
Majesty ~ The maintenance of general peace
~ the treaty "hich her Majesty has concluded
With 'h- United States Of America. and by the aJ
gus'neni "i those differences which. from their long
C"BIinHance. had endangered tho preseryairpn a.,
peace, nor Mesy that the aruicabe relation.
of the t~o cuunirys have bsen confirmed
The IHcteHSed eKer'ions which. by the liberality
Of PArliNmenI her ,jesiy WAS enabled To- make far
ise termination Oi Institutes with China have been
emin' nty sH,ccssfE
The skill. Vslor, ant disc pine Of The naval and
military forces employed npO this service have been
most conspicuous, unJ have led 10 tho conclu> ra,
ut peace uion the terms proposed 10y her majesty.
Her majesty refugees ia The Iro.psct that by The
free access which will he opened 10 the prncip,I
parts OF that populuus aud extensive empire cnc,u.
agrmeni will be given ~ the rOIuiueT r. ia ealerIrise
OF her people.
AZ the rarifrnlions uf the treaty have
been exc .anged, II will lie laid before you
In conceiI with her allies, her majesty hIs suc.
ceedri ia obtaining for the Christian pOpu atiun of
syria sn esiahsimeni OF system of administration
which They are entitled expect from the engage.
menIS ul the Sultan, aud from the good faith OF ibis
Country
The diff renee for Some time existing between
! the Turkish aud Persian government. had recently
led 10 ucis oi hostility but each OF these states
had accepted the punt med aiiun OF great Britain
and Russin her majesty cnIerains a confident hone
that their mutual relations will be speedily anL
Gneably adjusted
Her majesty has concluded with the Emperor uC
Russia. a treaty of commerce aud nav gaIiOn which
will be laid before YOU. Her majesty regards ths
tresiy with great satisfaction. the foundation Tor
Increased intercourse betNeSH her m-jcsIy's sub
] taf au.li h,x, III a..
! Her Majesty Is happy TO inform YOU that complete
success has attended Ihe recent military operation
{ IA AHs hanisau.
Her Majesty has the greatest satisfaction in re-.
co!ding her high sense of the ability wiih which
those operations hive been directed. and Of the
sonsiuncy and valnr which have been N ,niie.ieJ
by the European aud native iorces
I The superiority Oi her MrI~sIys arms has heen
established by DECISIVE victories tho scene, OF
former disaslers aud the ruu,Iste Liberation of her
MaJeSiy's suiJ"cIs VIM were aelJ IN captivity end
for whom her mlJesy HIS ielI the -e pest interests.
has hsen Effected We are commanded by her Ma.
J"s'y 1" inform you That II hiss been deemed al.
Visabe To continue Ihe Orcupatiun by n military
fore of the countries 10 The westward Of the Indus
"Gs"tleH'H Of tie House Of Communication
Majesty has dreced The estimates fur the ensuing
year la be laid before you
| Such reducIinns have been made in the arn,unt
Of the naval and military force have been deem
| ed compatible. under present circumstances with
The efficient performance OF the public service
throughout the extended empire Of her Majesty
| Ny Lnrds aud GsHtienIsa.-IIor Majesty re.
grets the ein ni,hed receip! ofIhe ordinary
sources OF the public revenue.
Her Majesty feaSs that II must be in part a,lribu.
| ted to the reduced consumption Of maay articles
caused by that depression of the manu- featuring in.
ddsiry Of the country ~hlch has ~ long prevailed,
and which hor majesty has 50 deeply 'lamented.
In Considering, however. the present Stale Of tho
/ h. g. =. i ~.
ia mind that IS has been materially affected by the
extensive reduction in the mpo. dulles which re.
ceiVed your sauciOn during the last session Of par
lament. and tina lille progress has been hitherto
made in the collection Of these taxes which were
Imposed for the purpose Of The supplying the drcien
cy from that end and oher purposes
Her Majesty feels confident that the future pro-
duGe Of the revenue will be sufficient to meet every
sIIgeRcy Of the public service.
Her Majesty Commands US to acquaint yon hat
| her Majesty derived the utmost qualification from
The loyalty and nG C iunaie attachment to her Ma
Jesy. which wero manifested the occasion VI her
| MHJesy's visit To Scotland
! Her Majesty regrets Tint in the course OF last
year The public pence IN some Of the manufacturing
districts was seriously disturbed aud The lives and
properly OF her Majesiy's subjects were endangered
by tumultuous sssemblLges aud OF open vipOncc
The ordinary law. promptly enforced, sufficient
! Tor The ctscInal repression Of these disorders Her
Majesty confidently relics upon its efficacy. aud up
| on the Jealous support Uf her loyal aud peaceable
subjects for the maintenance Of tranquility.
We nre commanded by her msjesIy 10 acquuint
| you that measures connected with the improve.
meni Of the law, aud with various questions OF
domestic policy will be submitted to you for consid
Grafton.
Her Majesty confidently relies on your Jealous
endeavor To promote the public welfare and fer
1 veniy prays that the favor Of Divine Providence
may direct and prosper your counsels nEd make
them conducive to the happIneS and Cuntenlmenl If
her people"
. IMPORTANT SPEECH OF ROBERT PEEL
ON TIE RIGHT or SEARCH.
In the course ofa debate on the 81 inst. in Par.
lament. SIR Robert Peel in reply to a member who
who had alluded TO the recent treaty, spoke as fcl.
lows
| /" rejoice Ihatihe hon. gentleman has given me
| an opportunity Of making some observations on the
message OF the President Of The United Suites The
sincere and honest desire have nlwsys entertained
for the maintenance of good nderstanding between
this country and The United States. and the sprit
30 which have always spoken Of America makes
Il doubiy painful duty to me 1 o have 10 refer 10
That message hch. am sorry To suy. does not
give correct account Of the negotiations relative 10
The right Of VISIT Perhaps may do right 10 con
firm what The honorable gentleman has said that
there - nothing distinct than right Of visit Is
from the right Oi search.
Search Is begerenlrighI, md not TO be c4crci.
sell ~ time Of peace except when u has been conce
ded by treaty. The sight Of search extends not on.
ly 10 The vessel bot the cargo also The right ,T
visit Is quite distinct from this, though the uo are
often cUninunded. The sight Of search with res.
poet 10 American vessels, entirely and utterly
disclaim; nay. more. e xe know that an American
vessel were furnished with al The materials tequi-
ste for The slave irnde u We knew that the decks
"cre prepared % receive hundreds Ol human beings
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