Star. — London, England, 1806-12-23 00:00:00

.[.I.OIEIVTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE Of LORDS, MONDAY, DEC. ss. The Fart of AYLIESFORD (Lord Chamberlain) reported_ bit M.,ielty had been waited en by the Lords with whits , wto peek mut the Addrets of their LorsMips on the molt gradotia Spcscb delivered by the Lords Commiffioners In his nanmwitis which Ma hinjerby was pleslid to canters his tatistaslioo. and to thank :Mir , Lordthips for their unanimous promire of rapport. C:olond .Dtlakwaser 'reentrant dm Bar the Third Itepart the Ceininigloaers if Military Inquiry . Ordesed to lit eat s' Table. . . On the tooth% elf Earl *neer. the petition of in Infant. cLiiat Mg the title ht4soodfHtsWard de Walden, was refernoftob Oda. mince of Privileges. 4 • • - • *ln WiCOttATIOW. Lewd GUMMI/LE brogget 'tiowelthe pavers velatltist to the Ate Negotisdkon Se tarried that theyllunsid•betAelvlitto mob deradotron Tridalf the ad of January, sod that the Lords asould bctummoncd for Mat day. DATTIfi Vs, httittlA. • /tell OSSENVILLIttido lit the porpae of moving t he.thank a of the Hoare tarilar..folitt Street, and tlsti Mow and foldiers bt whofe Talmo the vidlory of Maids was obtaned. His i.ordllnp obfc ryed,that the value of the thanks of that Hook was brit main- mined by bellowing it linty on great or Synalosccafmns. The er park to which he wuild call the wends* of tbrir I.o.4li:hips, was not Dome nstasordinawynanyoitntins but it Valtsa brilliant and si - i cifsasas, any laths 034117rvinaals of this country. dalesacluticid I in. DritiCh troops. lets dun soon, attacked and defeated a corps of 'Stets tstlincltcoo ; on soklth iwallon the noonn r of killed, wounded and prtifimers on the. peat of 4141 enemy woe greater then thatiafithetromis by which they were surckini. Willst.ftrongst prod mold thatch% thar When &kith troops ate appofed to the comm with sr y thing like equal numbers, their'fpirit and tirmery , will always rotund them • aleciflyc triumph. After tome farther compliments to the endue! of the Windt army iu Calabria. his Lordibip moved the Thanks of eke Hook to the ufual form to Sir J o b. gr oa n, 9sescrala Clic and,afackour-abrad to% .. . His Lord*p Aptxt. rompd the Thangkto . *or OfScas, non immtnifEonad qocpcsapdfoldiara-rAgrand to •Ifo. TM klionfo diary. Nubia Lori:dilly's motion. adjourned to Wed °442l/;solll6,at' . , "....':" • "HOWE OffTOMOINIK 1 td4IIIIMSTAZINZIa*NraI 4 *eau, and informed the HiMes *lt SLASisioas 144 bow gin with the Manes of the )1001..1/ 1 11 0 *t. bit Majeftp grarloutly pleated to rc- Tbe anfwer it the Speaker. It COQ. I S its ..ety r? t lf t co l r i giZet ac c e e ' illi• which t r e cti l l i tt s i o o ‘ t ec tb o e f I;l 2 o:fe rre t! 1:6 0 fart nee of's/fairs tripircd. • Mr. VANOIII•Aikr gave notice of a motion to.morrow.for a parrunlttg . tif _Supply. Mr. OTtAi,prefented the Third Report of the CommilUoner of Military glaqibt. . wirrettisrea lII.ICTION. :'Lord .41fILLUTONE gave node,. that on Wedneldig, be would aorreirep tiffebatge tie Order for balloting for the Weittniti tgrAl*les. la lat/pr that it Mon be put off till a future day. , Art kg V 1151041. fdr. WlNtatlld Tore, in purfuance of his notice, to metre the 'Oinks of the Houfe to General Sir Jnbn Stuart. and the Officers who *Med him in ainitiobe itigpttastapd brilliant viaory which had ke. , prnid speeLthef ‘ enemy on the plains of Maida. .eli,doict. reel tbatst wste weedily for him to tip Much upon the fubjea, is ever.fioce that aßion there had bemea getseral and tiabrerfateoneurretsce of opi. pion as to the 'merit! of thar,,gallant army, whO had achieved chit exploit. Haggai rure that not only site nuanimous feeling of the Houle would be in favour of the nintiic - that be hid to propene, but that-upon this occation they WOK earry,.the feelings arid Iffi" lataftesitlut icouotry a long ova diens. Althislier be should th in k it qigte unnecelfary .to Isle merry words to induce them to agree to the motion he in tended wpropofe, yet it would be steeeffafy.to.eou. day this exploit under its !rations afpeas, in order to determine the rank it bore among the molt gallant aeiticmineate that had ever been effeeled by the Bil Pfh acing. The valour difplaxed upon this Irlirrious occafron appeared quite in unifon and concord with tlmjaeroifar which in snore ancient times out eon gsyypen . difplayed at Creffy and Agincourt, or drop memorable occafions which formed the principal pride and glory of this country. Of the battle of Mairla,. itwas peenliarly charadierillic, that it added more thinitlinoll Pay which have been fought in moderOtoses to our national glory. which is at all iiMoidoll qf e!‘", moll valuable . polliffions which .any All isil;bals. . Other (Cremes have crultributid net ' ysteotha.lirettgth and prn(periti.of the ma, 4to pore, o the peculiar value and r irnportaner of this Int l sliptitaugmentedits i gr_eat degree the militar y frponin apt) cAeriller orthelithilit arhies • If ever ere was a peeled in which it "was petullarly.neccf faii that the entiosalfeeling site military renown Of thc.,eiyanti7 would'be high, it was no*, whenitttlfe • world, appe4ied to be turned Into one pia cautp— plyykneilitary ocCupatums hid erery : .where ;Aso: place of all the pacific arts of'lile. 'lt was neceffery , et fuels a period, and in conformity with fuch difpo.i Aloe, that this coulitiy . liMed,maistain that high re-, no** in 'arms which It bid formerfy enquired. Iti was now that a nation:whit:lr was refolved to main lain its independence, moil patent a martial att)toder and its produce now Nutlet be, as was beautifully' deferibed by the Poet Goldfmich, . . o! man &eased, the foldice.aladlale bowie." There was another view in whiCh "his ektory was of peculiar importance to this country. It prayed clearly that it had lokmpthing of its ancient military Cha •ratter. althoughrthe eirmitglances Into which it had been lately thrown, wale lush, as to make the ocean the common theatre of our glory and our triumphs. We had not Loeb had .6q Pair opportunities of gaining glory by land as Ill..fea ;.lira upon that ac • coos*, 'our enemies bad worked diongelves up to •believe, and had eideavoured to perfuade the world, ohs; nor military power was confined to:operatiuns • y lea 4 that we were indeedgreat and powerful by tea, but by no means equally fo by land. They re. ',relented us as having a talent, end a foil nt a kiwi so *inning battles by des; but the immediate ten• dency of this battle, would be to convince the world, that by the marked valour of our foldiers, we ire by land a full snatch for their boalled anif eeperioncel ecierans. Many people in !his country ofed, in their .comierlations, to expels their opinion that the troops .. of slid Aar )y wereArperior to ours; but after .the Issas of ,M 044, the enemy themfelves can Myer. • with any reelonable confidence, promife theaffelves a viaory oa . .w &hitt troops with Neal number. They . Wider) reprefent shat, we gained our naval slam its • merely by &prior difeiplifil and.fkill. , This Twits 4 . prnp,lition, however, which he cleat by .no means gi4ar. The hillory:of nor naval fuecdd'es . . p4e6nted ~ .socasuierable inflencet of gailant exploits, performed by boats attacking' veffelf, by boarding them and • cu tting them out from uedcr the profelilon of batte r es. Thefe ucce .explots in which dijciplioc.iricUkill • had very gala in do, and war; Wetted by, tire 90,04 nletICVE.Ollf .C.llieert O ita fa dote. It was eAtrioa ti .nary that, when the uillancat of Incceffes of this z . , .. • . . . dekription on our. rots wareio numerous., theolores ottr w army , ofoi ior g ifo on tolnivost i„i , A .. badly a (ciliary. Wltance of any thing *f i e aul ' coodua ofebeir bretbOoloob. • , .rr kiwi on theport of the enemy. The Feench a.I. of .-.? '• • - •f ° . . . •,. 0 0 . however, twOfupppfed. that upon Ilion they . .4 , ) ffi. JOHSSTONE , tho tit fowl ~• • , p \ fall he d$ fed the fame fumingly over us, that we wed go lett e r done to hold op whoooarend JOU •- . o ' over them on gra.bthegolement. On this ...cation thetclifocere concerned in this poll .tat vi4flosg.o. they karnt to think sliffetently. He thould full take hittheerd ghat Sir John Stuart had received,. • Of notice-of the determinatioo evinced by Sir John Ow- i his Mit,Oefty's opprobatioo lA.l* eendttfle; Ifin, anted his Officers, in refolving to smack% the enemy any of the felt of ce who hod fir stra p . is thobradvaotageons mations. This refoltitioto and diffinguithed thernfelvro on AWL oceoftwo o ladise the Area of it, would do away one of the priucipal •of naval viaories, it e'er urual to confideea - ate - prejudice.* which the French armies had been. accuf- ficereo-tome were knighted. others 'enameled .io a otioecd.tO indulge. They had beep Wed to orrogate different way, and eventhe trieutenantoWeinotlk . / to thernfelver a fort of invincibility. This opinion motel, which, he believe, b;sd due •O .P ll 4ll l trIVI, pt was certeirsipla fume degree warranted end. counte- buted to the glotiOus itehievemerge. Inesit ,• =need by their extraordinary fueeefs over the armies our Navy doeieg thelolt,sod 4 the pee ,•.: 00, to elf ether 11260116. They have conquered becaufe they thought the famo peo4llcofhoolethe Othirot • 1 4 0 fuppored they melt conquer ; but bogreyer this pre- I fpeft moth's:my,' reddobasoon this. la .. 4 ant justice night terve th em in their 'contelts with the 1 otcaion, the oppdoulity- oolti be !deed' y ," 11% armies of other nations, they could not reafonably ' it. He wiftsed tip, Riglioliohocrable . r elost entertain it, when contending agiiiatt Britip.(ll4ien. Who brought forwaiddstolotion. Svould. th igk of; , The glorious campaign cl Egypt might 'have been clang Come mark of bosom; and dilliallion oo be ton. fufficient to convince them of this. .114 Ofiletelto . !erred on the two breve Generale fleet in command however, and the military reputation whirl iere had . to Sir J. Stuart, the !Po. gOrat loowtie -Cole. hod Acquired throughout •the whole of. that. munpaiga, Geneteltelam• He t *ll4l ..4 0 4 PterlimO to ray w' ,feemed, in the prefect inftance , to ha been con-. 'What deo diftinfliortothooldhe o but below's:l4ne " • dented into one Jingle aition. There never *as an tbieg el the kind work( be dome. „ , . inftenott of a WOW Army brought , mote fairly int-9, -34 " ec ' eta0 WIND.HAPa Paid , sh it, of contact with the enemy. There nave.: was an gultion , the Nasty could not be dinaly applied t ot e Army{ that a ppeared fronted (as if by a fort of Otootivortee) but lie far as it could bedone, he believed theiellhes, to contraft fairly the military charaaer of the refpec• of the Hon. Gentleman hid been anticipated. tive armies. He could not exprefe this better than The queftion was then pet on the Thanks of `the by uting the eloquent language of 'Sir John Stuart ;Houle to Major General Sir Johns Stuart, and carried. hit:dell, who,Wrote with all that WaVihth Of •Pelibg neat. res. '‘ . •,. ~. that the eoigloit spineelly e4lied,fonh o .1 4 It Ikenieff , Afterwards,. on the Thinks to Geer:L l 41010 --" ' : 4 , ((aid he) as if thaponwefi if the,tworlvol flatiron - General Adam, and the 'Officers , ,i ,. , had don fairly betroth( loWpod OA the theatre of them. And then, on the Theoke to the Pr votes a war, and in the profforoleoVirhole world." If a the Army, who obtaisodeltAkillient eifloey, tin the fet of pliilnfopheieWpted:tbeVilltiers. fo 'es Plains of Malda, avithiVirere Avenge' ,agteed to so feoafide evet l y . a t t it ' tii hull o and to place .it wag. can. ' sof on a fair trial or .• .. 4 : opa.:o4 ; 6Wilfs, they could It was ordered.tiliatiO,Nealter dross...64llft the , noeheve oidtwieed it - teettet, 117, 1, 4 0t0w that itiiis- (aid refolution to MajefOGerparel Steak. 4, • . • nine' for reat bO •'is Of Owen yo came to - the charge , lard NOWlCKPrifelm e lPhiLlaloal_orligiv e 6 d!lif.rb44 Vivo' of the ba y onet , , .on it:'es , _ l a.,l)teit of, it very g:steLoiltit::::::cltetro triad e " mak :r i t t ; 4oasie. 4 (adorns happeos... Ot ti Ocdis s frOWeyor, it we. rsdau 100 as r is a a ware as palate; salt n ut fame fairly brought. to gamine] 1.. it .tie moment. of : D e ptleruen that the delay of a day or POO longer soothe fad be. the, trial, the refolutinn of our froops.beld Our, While foreassettowd, weak tooolosprowee, sr skooseino, rotor that cirthe:e - ,rilitact . Ttielh,Orgjianeed idtkoll / poor., be Mon ytddei to the fuggettion. mad would 61 this day led I bOlhaliendelks Natio to Wave, that alooklpolitieely witkin toyard, elai Other, NW iet itTolliPPene.d. be the 0w...-AtOonetime.... that hardly a le man on , ur fide was wounded by the bayonet. Our Officers and troops, In this *lion, gained almoll ever) , flirt of rnairtet•nieolti bffe,ffie - P ' Ito. •• O." "Lo vet r ite secta... wit .. ek1...8. `rag relish of the attion Was'illich.loote ttrosioos - ono lin- aOrtartves . Pi ale NV AA2l{, l O, -PITMAN% TO ,OT/, portant than the firti account of ir, by Sir Jobe Stuart, !Dusts or riieriptiorroipliaftelut as, 18 06 - led the country 10-believe. He bed ably Mated his . 0,-s-, Dumber to be under S oon Mel , - Wt . he hod.aated the • nu mber of the French to be ably 'noel Whereas it Letter hop tily4to: I s ~. . . A . 4.-{see the afterwards appeared , foists the molt undoubted do- . r .Diamoce IQ contents. mien on the • per font of &cnth officers w h o we re 'killed, that their number s 'SOO°. He 14 1,7 0 ';', r tO T , IsTror Narcb ' mesti l l ,t7,,, ora "edsot Part .. grll alto Itite.d th e lou Of the enemy at 700 Itill s ell ; ; thrant3'er mibtilhcillty ths - Fretich dolertunent.l whereas Wafts:dints turned out th at - ey had fro 81r . ' , . Park, March 4, ABO 6. killed; that they loft 18o° prifoners, taken in the I have laid your Excellency's letter before his Ma battle; And that sOOO more were afterwards *Wade , jetty. His firft words after having read it were, 41 I •prifonees, as a neeiffare confequence lOrottifig troth ' recagnire hire the principles of honour and of •ir •the battle. It therefore appeared, that be . had dif pied of i number of the enemy's troops equal to his enure force. Another confequence which followed from the viaoty was, the infurrettion in Further Ca.. 1 R o y a l M a lay, I ottly reionett you to accept the af- labria, and the neceffary march of 13,000 additional i fume " et anythuiem by on wh my ich . i Mr. ari ~F , 6x has. e'er been aoluated. 'Oho° k I 'Will not allow Mjfelf, Sir, to add imp thing to the - rap/elfin: l s of his Imperial And diftiognithed ccodideration, French troops to reinforce the beaten army of Geoe- . . ' '(giggled) • • .ca t /4Au. oatoomaers. rah Regnier. The matt important - effea, how )40 ever. -,. 3. .' - . • , . which was produced by this viftory , was the great Ruud gronue Letitia:ens MOlOneynad to Mr hereon Yeao adeantoge that it made to the military choral:ter and reputation of the country. Whoever can render (itch - • dated machl''3 . ll26-‘ • R7dvldoorliWs.aMfgh is'l arche. t 166. , ferrite to the nation, ferves it more importantly , than It mey be agfeealsle - to you io receive aria tom he could have done bfany acOulfitiop of unholy. ,thisebwory. ' Glory •is the only acquilision which nothing can eier •Ilend you the Emp4ror!s fpeech to the Leglflative; trait away. ; Strips, colonies, and i ncr eafe OTtorritorft Rody. You will tbert4n fee that our • wifhes are (till' Whigth way be won4n war . Way on tome other coma - for Free. T o t not eillc ;Oat is The prevailing inch lions be lotto but the rectilleaion of gterioOsseiploits. notice With, I bust PO* advantages of peace atet Oil giver "teen be loft i it Well OF : Ot tOtifded in the Oillory duly apinteolated, youow capon what balls it way : of the emptieOia w ID live the memories of future be difooffest. . '.oplei,And its lefts will not be temporary but etetnal. ' No: 4. ~ • • Tbs. fpitit w ill never die or be changed, although Ef tradt (root a Spade, &Oared by * the 'Chief orthe Pinch . hale aapailitioni which may be confiderecOthe roller (4 °'emmc at 1 ° the Lllll-4Ltl;e Body, on the ei of March,, ;hod. gars, or the rinlitunt of it. Joey in time 4e wafted . (der • awAy. Tharchievement for which r pro s & the • ure p e a c e , s vet. delay tt fora moment: I (hall always be re Thanks of the Houle to General Stuart. it of oionre e ng ontiodok taking for its bats the Ripulatioti: ll S• which can never be forgotten, 'not cafe teat fetnemo, -h. ` bend with piide o unlefe thingelbOuld'• eerie 'etilior fit the Treaty of Atniene. N ,. ~ that unfort mime pars, that the'recinir hpitioto of (be 0.. 1 4 .Letter *front Mr. Secretary fres to .Talhojhuid,datati Downiap! emote gonad be. our.ireproach ; but even . then, 111. amt . March a& 4806.-..(CamilppladaW4 1614.4 oldie toareto ;he might of fuck calamity, the knowledge of wh - at - not ,_eateot—Set the bras l I I*. It.) . oho retiree of the eilonly was EqOal lo p onight.afird a • o. 6. A _, kep i o t re goook t Tae' Ca v it e , of- . 0e nem Stuart lower from M. Talleyratul 4N r. Serietary Pox, `dated Pads; were o the inn osionlinent end dihingoinsed maitre. try ► t„l ,l t rr oo c . rv. oge e errest . the y rr iA . ci o d i ss e a c ..to il lo. 4, in the 'guy fhewed.thet this country world not be content No. 7. Netth that helrioationoloolory of being 'only, werful L T; from Mr. Pin to m. TO/errand, dated Down atitiO, ,bur Anther by,fea or at land, t he y Were dkreet. Apri l, i oir/ere to No. 4, is the Preach .always at lealt a match fir their eneWies,Wben tate .ahccoatat—ea the 4a e. is.) B. otile .any ;Lila like an equality of force. He con- . .- o ____. 4 4 d ed o kys o aLwg toe motions hi, bad . to peepek. .. :L T n 0.. ., M. ' O enegood to A Mr. Secretary Fox, dated Paris, Ti.e fire was i von of thanks to Major General, Sir. , e el p 6 ,' or —es- ditt ' Stott o C f ° Dee. in.) with lq " 6i John Stuart ; the fecoad'would'be a vote of *nen No. co to the Br4tadieri General George Lowry*C t ole,:Fod Oetter eons Mr. Secretary Pox to M. Taneyrand, dated Down- Adam, and to the Officers who Ailed in obtrunin/ • a s into/sprit to, 1806.—vaufelen to No. 7, publabed De-. a brilliant victory on the 4th of July, with Atli:Amin . • amber to) force, over the army of Genial Ropier, on Jbe No to . plains of Letter from M. Tslierraort to Mr. Secreta ry For, dated Parh, hialda. ea e flo odd after's:Vas' actor • lane s. dos. Received jape 4.—(Anfwers to No.B, putllithed to the ufual firrm, move for as expreffm;l of the Up: loonnou tt.) H probation of the oule, of the condoa of the private No. It. . foldiers whit fought pn that meorofable day . •l o trer from Mr. Secretary FO: to M.Talleyrand,dated Downing- Sir J . !weft oft en laid. that !we often Inert loth- lireetjune lc t806.--(Anfonas to. tio.p, piablidied ii the S.ra is , ilea .04 I 'brewery of the offreas apd men who Were Dc " mbcr "4. • • No I 3. 111. sof the reran motion, he &weld hd f # -- -- -"T. C muniration made by the Earl of YAM/OUTS to 'Mr. 8.. e. so hived( to a Meat vote; but effored the tary For, dated Joao 13th, Laos. Houk, be would not trefpars on them long. The A few days after my arrival at Paris from the Thanks ad:: Houk mold, he seas certain ; toll no d ep 6 t at Version , Monf. Tadeyread dented me to where better delete/4 thin by thole on whom th ey call ttObn'him ; having done fo. lie told me that the ,were. about to be bellowed I aad he wits patticolerly Freneh'Government had been Woking out for tome , happy the 44406011 was thus handromely and early means b 7 which a (caret ousel confidential comtnnni• brought forwatd. It, was not onto . .highly proper, cation might be made, explanatory of the fentitoents but extremely well !trued. as be ttiOught the crifit outfilids of Prance, as Will as tale outlines ()Vac fall approaching. when every malsootgold be called pinta i :l4 which ticoeetnight be te toed between the on to do his duty gand he knew fo Well the • Hon. tern countries. • General's officers end Wen, who cotopoted the . atoty ' Waving" mentioned • the extreme Olefin of Waking • engaged agaitill the enemy on the - pleitislqt Maids, "this etinittunication in fueh • a winner. - theeno pub ttiat he was fore nothing could be more truly rat. : ,J(chy, filen to pay .eafe direc t fhould the objea of lying to their feelings, or could infpite them with it opt he obtained, Mongeor Talteyrand proceeded more enthufiafm, than the havft been deemed welt: to Rate; in a long *twinged, which it is Weld's to' thy the tutted honour of Olte• 'Monks of that Hoore o repeat, as it forms the fublbutee of leveret •of the And that their condtia bed reteteisf • the aiiprobattell• french Goternwdes diOpitibte, the reafons which oi their be6ited Sovereign, ,iockdse gratirode of hoopoe *gold alto have the w thk o .pleoteitheii Legating for a general vain jointly people. -Skied a mei heti RulEa. telt tree, be :he mind; of every o ffi cer lad Coldieria claid, that in a dßatCh teat tam waekabtfure . ~ 1 . . Li fle m -01fr IA tulli *POD : . aia1V ,,..w. „ ,. .4„ ,, , ,,,,,, , ~ . ,,,, .. ...r. ~,, gf .44d i t t iG ni o ti n v s e , : ap talsilinete to EngUnd e Of Malta. 4 ~ %yak* liberty of iatetitiPtiog. .Talley rrat4;;M:ftly,,,elsat hatrever.flattery% the : e*ldence he ItatarAyed ta place in me right be let that, fecr i m44Ady the ;interval. and Gabe a are hd .nour,olMy.eotratry, it was irapoffibler foe tits to 94f: l'il cowrie nicatian,:haeing peace (oz.its oitteft, mit*, ,rhicis . I MOW ffel 641 rd to 'IOU its .p i oi .a y fe nc i T aa4. viewing the reflorstiors OHM:Wei , 7 i.e.liPPltlO!p l_etaAsid.ssat,receixe, any for thesetinuatt- TY.OOlllllf4 I, haskake,apft4t q.claration lush regard Os Majefles Geishas) . dorniniona - . ... `. •M. raDeitand. then bra k e Of :the .conveifatiuss, ' diftinig me io,,ietnin,:t6 ifiird day , . after.. At the ' eiiNratronafthislithe tivaattlaMm Wm again, what he informed .me Mat, amnesia* the - ntreme ftrefs tehich appeared us he laid..qport.Uris point, ..flitartver , lould taahe : no dilficulty„ i „ „..,,.. 4..athaiit'cd by, the .concgritiAtit i lig which ille.lo4P.W'a the ;ing4 l aliV - Ilkat - the Vairt3fi,. peared;moo interefted, . 'tseqiii.4.*NOW 1 PA C WM If, 41c or would bedetnaml4. ,4,pi r fn faid. f! (q) roes rittA 4 .2pluita.,saptist Par ; .X emir la PoiitotsrWatebtrfseiliOW. hi de, ult 4." Conlldering - this to lielletifiVitte .4telev r k;;;. , th e ..... . . a• I '-m . , words mud the manner of 4e swing dig!, . ctusemv ed it improper to make further rtltiellhons. 4 4 . Nous tie vous demantlons flirt." . ariiititititikla admifflon of uti pojraln is as applicable toliiiWeik'y conquests. .. s . • " M. Talky/and 'theistionedtftffinktYtltert ofihe *Diverge., mid theiliter t tittsttits/P.i ri may is'ahMately eepeded. bit this I thdltlrk ' : • Rue the/611day Selifch the reetitiniffeh 'draft - 0 1 min etnutdgive to_their ellatolifharatt k 7entren .. ' etheatir the ..Franeh :Gostetntautt woo ld Rea the iategaity of the Ottoman make r . Sheig • • 1 brayYes,,.ba . t.,ayirp(l l l:fsitro , . :.4 - ,olBeatteo *yleilate, mitslinu att.!! i , , .. it• Mqtr v : tirs i r , c .l - 1 7. 4 041.4F fire a % ill knew tette rttird,dle ter 4 . fstunP,At the'fitme'thife ity &fain 'fbe ' ' .' Jil t ed . hrflie French Government., and thatv alt *ti tk' t'llft. lain, of hilt treiftitig his a Villhier dtitoMAled frith Ruffia. To thisite - kahvered,fhat l they tt wa ti antiWr 'ready to iiie dvery'faleiliiy to - 64*H (*th e refpielve itit4erat•ofilsetrtfisdirtrs, r (Plat' erlllil till Minifterfloold,*thig aurhoriftil 'WY 'ftietildilut ror Aleiiniler, ithsulate for both. The hit words of M.• Talleyrand were, 0 14). Lis fentithents de la Trance font euttilffiveth 'the I ; P aigreur qui earafterlibit lecominenfefaipt it guerre n'eaille:plus, et Cc quo nom eiefirotas le p us . c eft de pouvctr vivre en bona intelligeo,K avec ono auCE grandePtidance sue la Grande Stetague.r • - (Signed) ' ratmousn. • (o) You we in polio - Mon of It, Weds Doi a It of , qv; if we yoffeffed it; it might vary .rnuch suymeot evil . .1 . (1) We allt isothliil from you. (r) A mot Psi le in. penaceifoo, but week* Is yet dom. • ' ' (/) 'lke-Centime:lts eutertained in Frame are entirely different (tom what they were. The IlperiLp which cheraeterifcd the eons. ineucement of the War, no looter esifflrdat,Wilat we hi* eater is. to live in harrow, with to gnat a power am Great Mal& *No. RI. Note knistMr. Secretary fax. to M. Wirth** doled liffieTei vial. (correipoode with No. to, pnbliihol Dee. at.) No. la. ftleeeetTreon edify/arch from the gal) of Yormoutit to Mr. Seem , r , :: etryt Fox, dated Pavia. June t 9, stea..-iteceiv si ee Jima sr. Ifis.rJolle 1 9. ' • I I ave the honour to inform you that, in obedience ° to your-orders, I made all the bane in'my power to arrive at Patio as Coon erpotible ; cants at ka how ever"prevented` my getting here till the **human of :the f6th. ti ... 'I istissiedlitely waited upon M. TalleyreaViaille-. liter to him thedifpatchesloa *intuited tosierearei and requefled to put off any'eonverfation on the,ftili lett of my journey till next day. I leteridedemplay 7 int Wit intitial to endeavour (o fee M. cPOirbrsi, it 'et Paris, and -careinuaicate pith him previovfty to feting M. Talleyrand, or ar any rate twobtainefome knoirledge of his' motions. . • Previous, hottiver, to niiliaving M. Talleyrand, be eiptefrOpesie.t.hat:altheogh -the defireofpeace was equal • ly *teem now as it was when I quitted Pil• tia,/et3hat, fon» changes tied takartplue•which he hinted•at the-' bfhliNty of, when I tact Taw /ffrn, il, ludinttoiligjejtllnifaaflktiffla fo trearfeparately ; and Ns titer menisiotted i thatihe 'Emperor had rieevr ed reports from his brother and tbergeneralwflkets under his ciders flatingthat - Naples t do/d . of $e held without Sicily; and PenUlalKkiibtr.Vrilif gaining' plifeMon of that tfland. 1 satiiiii4,4ol, that, being ordered to require the eellaratiOn *Ma ples to the Kittg of Sicily u a., nideffa:ey . *iliac If ' peace, there'vtotdd krio.gehtlitisokliesr reparation. I : conceive Sicily to berhegmat &Ctltri, 0,04 perhaps, were there no other, it might be gal . olltg..- , -- M. Talleyrand often and fetionfly Need the iltrgibite , determinalion of the Emperor 'not to enfant .to. our dicta:adds olNaplei, Venice, !Aria' and-Dalmatia. or ' to alienate any of his Italian dates to form a proti- Son for the King of Sardinia. Againit ceffsons In the Wel Indies or elp4litte 4 l foie:tally protefted ; nor 10 I think they care (PE& ently about there objects to give any continental equi valent for them. • M. Talleyrand often repeated that the 2arperor enquired whether l.bad any . poweri;adding, (a)— .. gu'en pnlitiqUe on ne petit parler la menu Logue Aon n'y eft egalement autorife ;" and as frequently (aid, Mit they . con Gdered that Hanover for the honour of the Crown, Malta foi thiholsoir of the navy, sad the' Cape of Good Hope fob the honour tof the Bri an: commerce, to be ihfadeist inducements to his Majeily's Minillera to make vitt. 1 ) .. S. On ,Tuefday. June t 7, J waited -upon M. Talleyrand, and begun the .converfation by alluding to - the changes be had hinted at the night before, and defied leave to repeat the fubitance of what had pa( fed at raj' former ihtsriviesei with him, And which I had by his' defire cominunicated.- He agreed that the ilatement was accurate. . ( o ). That In polities it le hit pbffthie to head tltaithilllDOOP Weft both panics are equally blithonfoi* No. 41. Enna Creeps tlikateli from Mr. Secretary Fog ty s the Earl at Varawatihtlatcd Downing Itreet t lance& ac 6. MY LORD, Downlag Ittett, Pule a 6; I bad the honour on Saturday evening tolectivr yow Lordthiesletters of the loth, antboald fooecr have anfwered themoif I bad not been lot theft duce days pail totally incapable of attending to bufintft. li OP th th vi