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rent year TO be laid before you; his maJest,
has directed them to be formed with all the at
| tention to economy which the support OF his


allies and the security of his dominlons viii


permit. And his majesty relies upon your yea


and loyalty to afford him such supplies as may
| be necessary for those essential objects.


He commands us TO express how deeply
| he regrets the pressure upon his subjects,
which the protracted continuance OF the WAY
renders inevitable.


NJ lords and gentlemen,


g" We are commanded by his majesty TO ex-
press his hope that you will resume the cons'd-
Grafton of the state of the inferior clergy, and
| adopt such further measures upon this inter-
| esting subject as may appear to you to be pro-
| per.


:" We have it further in command to state to
YOU that the accounts which will be laid before
you of the trade and revenue of the country,
will be found highly satisfactory.


Whatever temporary and partial inconve-
nience may have resulted from the measures
| which were directed by France against those
great sources of our prosperity and strength.
| those measures have wholly failed of produ-
| cling any permanent or general effect.


The inveterate hostility of our enemy
| continues to be directed against the country
| with unabated animosity and violence. Io
! guard the security Of his maiesty's dominions,


and to defeat the designs which are rntditated
| agains, us and our allies, will require the utmost


efforts of vigilance, fortitude, and perseverance
In every difficulty and danger his majesty
confidently trusts that he shall derive the most
| rfec,ual support, under the blessings of divine
| providence, from the wisdom of his parliament,


the vaor of his forces, and the spirit and deter


mination Of his people"


| Bv the Portla we have received the Star,


a London print of the 25th of Jan. the la


test, probably lin the country. But SO mem
bcrs attended in the House of Common.


on the Gath Jan. which was adjourned by


the Speaker for the want of quorum. A.


merican Intelligence had been received 20


the 21st of Dec. The resolutions offered


by Mr.. Macon On the 15,h Dec. together


of the House Of Representatives of the 18th


taken from the National Intelligsncer, con-,


tanning an abstract of the provisions of the


bill reported by Mr.. Macon, are given.--


An article from Constantinople states that
| after the battle OF SilIstria the Russians ap.


piled for an armistce for two months which


was refused by the victorious Turks. The


ex-king and queen of Sweden had arrived


at Stralsund, on their way to Switzerland.


French papers had been received a. Lon
don to the 18th of January. The Star say,
+ "We mentioned on Tuesday the arrival
Of an American gentleman from Calai:


with dispatches for Mr.. Pinkney. His name
is Calwell, and the rumor in the polit;ca


circles is, that that he has brought inselli


gence that the French Emperor has order


ed the confisca,ion and sale of all American
property in the ports Of Spain, Italy ant


France; that General Armstrong was il
great alarm in consequence of the state o
4 affairs besides which, report adds, that al
y order has been issued to prevent any Anne
, ricans from quitting France.


e' "Ths gentleman alluded to states, tha


he had been very i'll used at Calais by tn
e officers of the government, who took fror
c him all his private letters, and were eve
: proceeding to seize his dispatches, which h
:, saved only by saying, that they mus, 6r
!, MAKE him PriSoner." Nat. INTEL
ID Baltimore, April 9.
,e We are indebted 10 the politcness of II
il Editor OF the WING for the following


static Intelligence furnished him by cap
o. Russell, OF the brig Dolly, arrived yeste
as day, from Madras, vip. Ceylon and Ca,
's- OF Good Hope. ds'n;


d. The Dolly left Ceylcn the last of No
n and the Cape of Good Hope the last of Ia
g., os Two days before ,hesdeparture of the d,
ia lv from Ceylon, the governor received
",o - fetal advice of the capture of Tappaloo1
in. a port on the w. coast of Sumatra, bclor
ms, ing to the British, by French squadrt
and from Batavia, which had coasted up


Straits, of Malacca and along tho coast
~, Sumatya xy,,t re thay bad ..n,,.J :