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winch have determined to carry through al branches of the public service. My Lords and Gentlemcn: am deeply af fiicted that in some districts of the country my subjects have suffered in their property from combinations having for their object the destruction ofmachines, and that heavy losses have been sustained from the criminal acts oj incendiaries.

 l have seen, not without chagrin and in- dignaton, the perfidious attempts which have been made, to spread spirit of discentent and dissatisfaction among my people, and to inter- inpt the concord which has happily prevailed through the different parts of my dominions the union of which is essential to the pre- servation of the general strength and happi- ness.

 The great effort of my life will be to pre- serve the blessings which my people possess, and transmit them unimpared to my posterl- ty; and have the more animatmg hope of being able to discharge the sacred duties which have been confided to me, from the wisdom and affection of Parliament and the support of all my subjects.

 am determined to employ, to the fuIl ex- tent of my power, all the means which the constitution and laws have placed nmy hands, for the punishment of sediton, and the prompt suppression of disorder and revolt 2,

 Amidst alt the difficulties of the present cli- sis, receive with high satisfaction the ex- pressons of loyalty and attachment from a vast majority of my subjects. am sure that theywill duly appreciate the great advantages of the happy form of government, under which, with the favor of Divine Providence, this country Aas enjoyed, during long series of years, internal peace, commercial prospe- rty, real libeity, ln short, every thing winch constitutes public welfare, beyond any other nation of the world.