GENERAL HISTORY. 



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dered throughout Europe to the 

 manly perseverance displayed by 

 this country amidst the convul- 

 sions of the continent, and with 

 expressing his persuasion that 

 they would ascribe the advan- 

 tagea they have possessed, under 



Providence, to that constitution 

 which for a centur}' it has been the 

 object of his family to maintain 

 unimpaired. 



Ihe Lord Chancellor then de- 

 clared the prorogation of parlia- 

 ment. 



