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were seduced and mised at the vccurreuces ON.
cember 25. The only guilty persons are The os;
GERS, Who urged them to resistance and open reyo,
These have been discovered and arrested and ~.
most guilty are imprisoned in fortress. tn
are to be tried by Special Commission. uisr.'
ally 10 be regretted that in the list are found nav.
of persons who belonged to the most illuSrioua ,
ilies OF the State, and whose ancestors disnpuss..
themselves in the annals Of tine country BY pa,rio,;.
actions Among these individuals also we perc.ns
some men of the highest talent and whom Russ.s
literature ranked as its first writers.


England was opened on the o. :,
February. The Lord Chancellor, owing to con,;a'
ued ndisposition was unable to attend, and i w".
considered remarkable and uncommon event hs.
neither the King nor the Chancellor was presen,s. :.
the commencement Of the session. Previous n n.
meeting OF the members of Parliament, the mana,
inspection of the cellars under the House Of ords
wa. made in the presence Of several Of the ord.
and party Of the Yeoman Guard. The cellar a..
nominated Guy Fawk, cellar" Chat in which H..
inc endary is said to have been discovered) no lon
ger exists having been converted into comm,,s,
rooms, library, &c. The hour for meeting hayins
arrived and the members having assembled, the
royal communication was read by Lord Clifford,


My Lords and Gentlemen,


We are commanded by his Majesty to nro,r
m
bsrrassment which has occurred in the pecunjarv
concerns oil the country, since the close OF the lss
session OF Parliament.


| This embarrassment did not arise from any No,
ltica events, either at home or Abroad it was mt
produced by any unexpected demand upon the Duh
lie resources, moi by the app ehension OF any inter.
ruption to the general tranquility.


| Some OF the causes to which this evil must b.
attributed lie without the reach Of direct Parlia.
menary nter position, nor can security against IN.
recurrence Of Them be found unless in the experi.
ence OF the suaerngs which they have occasonsd.
| But TO certain portion Of this evil, correcves
at least if not effec,ua remedies. may be applied;
and his Majesty relies upon your wisdom to devils,
such mt asures may tend to protect both private
public interests against the like sudden and voen,
fluctuations, by placing on more firm foundation
the currency and circulating credit of the country


His Majesty continues TO receive from his Allies,
and generally, from all Foreign Princes and States
the strongest assurance OF their friendly disposition
towards his Majesty His Majesty on his part
constant and unweared in his endeayors to reconcile
conflicting interests to recommend and cultivate
peace both in the Old World and in the New.
| His Majesty commands US to inform you, that 10
pursuance OF this policy, his Msjesys mediation
has been successfully employed in the conclusion
of treaty between the crowns OF Portugal and Bra.
zil, by which the relations OF friendly intercourse


long interrupted between TWO kindred nations. have
been restored, and the independence Of the BIaz
lan Empire has been formally acknowledged


HIS Majesty loses no opportunity OF giving effect
to The principles Of Trade and Navigation, which
have received the sanction of Parliament and Of
establishing them as far as possible, by engage
mrnls with Foreign Powers.


i His Majesty has directed to be laid before you
copy VI Convention, framed on these principles


which has recently been concluded between bis


Majesty and the king of France and Of similar
Convt nton wh the Free Hanseatlc cities Of I,ubtc,
Bremen and Hamburg.


His Majesty has likewise directed to be laid be-
fore you copy of Treaty Of Amity, Commerce
and Navigation, cor4 uded between his Majesty
and the Republic of Colombia, the notifications Of
which have been exchanged since the close OF the


asst session. For the carrying into effect some OF


The stipulations of this Treaty, his Majesy will have
need Of your assistance.


i His Majesty regrets that he has not to announce
to you the termination OF hostlities in India bu


the operations Of the last campeign, through The


bravery Of the forces of his Majesty, and OF Tx


East India Company, and the skill and perseverance
of their commanders, have been attended with uni


form success, and his Majesty trusts that eonln


uance OF The same exertion, may lead, at no dlslan


period, to an honorable and satisfactory pac6catlon
!, His Majesty's attention has been directed to IN
consideration OF several measures, recommended II


the last session of Parliament, fer improving tn
, condition Of Ireland.


The industry of that part Of the United Kingdom


his Majesty has the satisfaction OF acquaintlng you


is in course OF gradual and general advancement-


an advancement mainly 10 be attributed to that sta1
OF tranquility which happily prevails through


out ell he Provinces of Ireland


Gentlemen Of the House Of Commons,
. His Majesty has directed the estimates Tor lh
year TO be prepared and laid before you
! Tney have been framed with an anxious desire i


avoid every expenditure beyond what the neeessar!
i demands of the public service may require.
His Majesty has the satisfaction of informing you
that the produce Of the Revenue, in the las, year