Star. — London, England, 1806-12-24 00:00:00

PARLI/LVANTARr PROCEEDE.G.I. production of my l'il powers till I could la ii...kkif unman& which.:thts event. of •theßulLait. elf in iAtit ! prminee in Me Malay's pciuntfis,. and e'er. , y t pre on that by !producing. them, Co foon i ter` the Roffian Treaty, an insprcfEons, might be created ad favourable to the further provers of the negocia lion. ,-. If the que fl ion regarded only my own perfonal reelings,l fisould not data myfelf at liberty to allot to I it fo large a portion of a public difpatch—but it may not, I or-meows, be unufefol, with a view to the con, duct of the' negotiation, that you &mid be apprifed of Conn details which I have hitherto omitted cheer' 'ling upon. partly from theurgency of move hisporr tont lobjetts, and panty from my defog not hovel. Taft upon your attention to Co great an extent. I null. Sir, that hi. Majetty will fee in &here details, &wherewithal to jullify ray cooduel in the dilhoilifstit ahem in which I wai placed. . • The fate of •Nollend and Naples was. fettled before I was honoured with his Majetly's confidence My ,converfation here with M. Talleyrand boon esinvin ,,ced me that Bute were only prelude& to Bill greater changes in the fyflem of Europe. I fair it the fame tinsel great defire of Degociat ion, before the final ex • lecution of Come of the Emperor's (themes &mild have removed any hope of its lacing 'attended with faeces. This opinion; not preconceived, or lightly taken np, but gradually formed Crama variety of eirchm. dances, was confirmed by the nature of the offesi I held out, unofficially indeed, but in foch clear and unequivocal terms, that it was imp4iible to enter , taro any doubt ofahe . intention of this 'Government ,to adhere to them.- The point which of all others 'was the mod effen tials and that on whichlatisfailion was due to the national honour and to-that of his Majetty, Hanover, would. I was *Cured, be giva up vr?thoit'rear ?Sion —for I did not then know we fhould be talked to al. .Isnir the King at Proffitt to obtain the Sovereignty of tome of theietrer principalities. l'reeelved firnihir affitrances abash Mahe, and the Capeor Goneltifle y skr'ffave . I any radon to doubt • 'Wit dim beforte'Rethr.a hidensade her peme feparately thefe terms might lia.:e been °Witted, and the treaty have had fold/ for its befis the sr; Wt.,, Os, with the -fah excepfiiin in our' filit'im of ilariWie Willie* aid latterly indeed of tome arrangstnente tolerable Ito ill parties in exchange for Sicily. • " . • hi: 'NBC yraticflrietttle follti tarn iiio '' refßa !li.itulint• Ala* lt • •it t b bz . la rio sad to theaffairs of any. " tus hare is tuomh; . . ree"ltare beets • leo sidneelifit with -yon ? 'WI feet . figi Wight" tnetlt__ld t :uttlfto cumroupicate them .10 the Sfiligt isfyit'''Zl r l t . ' told you, that if 'you kiii the kiertair,rtiaer w ' enter into . • on, we ikmde" l o l4 , lo **O . " ringensent • • y.' A viebteklltelffisttwwah'ill fiN you to confide your CaernitenOlet bed naireP re ; 20 , ereangehlent Intl (mind s fp) of Asa a'm ' ; jwateirs. We nowidirreme 'Whether you will tre it beforilkiltabOs fitelliVelbfeh*Misot furs two dept." . It Cannot be necetary to Rite my adorer to inch a or• port/ion. trail may add s -thee the Treaty with -Rola was fignoti'within the time Mentioned. and thti - commatillethe difficulty Ofnty 'Striation. --* '" SwilMlinnels" I WM 101 4.14 Blu (Jr . authori. ty, " is on 'heves of undergoing il great change. This cannot ble averse* but by nt Peete with Eng• land ; but fl.Spld,e can we itteei f:df Illy frqter• coral *e4ti,:rt:lni.f -.liiiVlVltun of invadMg•ranugal. The may Aillmetitur tbut msrpofe is aireinily ambling at Bayonne. This is fur the determination vi Great . . rf;.w , • ,it I cml Of twlint of all oder; the molt de. a We is inducing me to produce .nay.full powers, wasthe language held relpteting Pumas. " Prtiffia treffutids horn us'a declaration refpee !hi Menover i' - wi cannot collard eraninnTy to loft the ossig Ally•Fmace has had Mite the Revolution ; the Declarationonee made, (b) Now 1411111111V041 MOW retratin." . .Whtfict - you have us break entirely with Prtillsa, when we cannot even 4 7 BIM Greet Britain, will negriciate with us ? Are you• hese only - with or. dere to delay our mediates till the heron of the year makes exertior. impoifible, or can yin% treat 1 If In, is not thk &trounce we giie you tlist 'I -lowlier, Malta, and elterape, (hall not' be conteUe,d, fuffic,le.sit to in duce post eq. do to ? mutt we lay before tie Britifh Government our exalt terms, before they will even avow negociation with fn eat a Power as that cf a o ur etu France ?or Thal we exec : other peoje as we! I did thole in 1-lollatid and pt•:s ?" , Undoubtedly, Sir, cnvetfations of this fort, con. firmed even as they were by the events palling under my eyes, could never have induced meth Contmit his Majetty's confidential Cervants upon say paint upon which Iliad not received their inttrutaions.and which left no time to receive them ; •but I did not think I myfelf at liberty, to fhift from isay . filf the •rerponfibi.' lity thus thiaten upon me, at the rifle of feCiug Per toga' and timitetriand * hate the feat fate which Germany has jilt experienced, and Hanover con fit Iced to Proffia, until fuels time as his Majelly's arms fhould recover the polleflioik of h • The mode of proceeding of dile Government left me no aherstative : either to avow negotiation., or to' hot up every opening to it, Sivas my only option. I felt that 1 pledged Luis Majelly to nothing ex rept the feet • of negotiation, 'heady privately known to every Conn in Europe. I carefully forbore giving any w*en paper, or admitting even the poffibility of any other batis than that of raj pladdir. I have aleertained the real extent of the pt ciao. lions of France; and I did confider myfelf to have prevented a great evil at (mall expence by having given time to yout fell; and, is Majelly's other coati. dential fervants, to provide by the further inttruc tions you might judge proper, for the interens of the Powers, thus, for the moment at lead, fared from die grafp of France. I perfuade myfelf that the motives here detailed, upon which I alled at the moment, will place in a ttrongtr light the difficulties of my pofition, and will, on further confidtration, obtain his Majelly's gra. cirius approbation nf the conduct which I thought mylelf obliged to hold in cnnfecrence. His Majeity's Minifters would have telieved me from much painful refponfibility, if they had corn. mended me to proceed no blither, and wait the ar : rival of the perfon alluded to, and,for whim Ilieric the honour to inclofe the necelfaty,paffpoil, wails I have this moment received. - • (a) And we vint never racdc from it. . . (L) We menet ['etre& ' ' .HOUSE Of COMMONS, TUESDAY, DEC: aye Mr. MANNING pee-ferried • Petition from the London Dock : " Company, preen g for keen to bring iu a Bill for en MI: g the Company to welt. k the Water-works b. longing to the Pad& of St. Paul. Shad Wait oat erected to a Corriudttow - ' Lord HOW ICK Rated. that he underiloodwo return bad Mori ' wised from the cnutety of Galway, In Ireland. The bheri ff had Indeed made a return. not of any Member, hut tbat the pea wm not Oulated , Mamma heleept open Mull all the voter, thoShl have pulled. TM. wow not testy novel, but highly eldest:Ninety and ithproper. • • lie IboaW demekot more,* the SA tottance, that Or/Soper Clark of theLVown do aimed the Route taster lbw orrt. tawialt return .fee the Coact' , orOalsray. ,Pdh. CORRY kid, het/wad not detain the tfoufe a moment t tet only witted input theifettio Laird and theMeede In poli/fGem of a' fa& IS lerltOil *Ow *as se Inv .lisoklgg the duration of an Pledtinai m *England, aJ In l.dand there bad temody ot • torpid a c.i. mealy Gnaw treks presto.. , The Sheriff tbere• Ewe.. 'lt was Illud,hy not ileakint a tatt•eadiaa% taiga; / 1 / 6 0 1 1 00 ° - rel.-eke was dbMg hid dee% sad of -Aittlng a repfthea . LoAl 1-103.VICK.nodletL.sliSt.vrers • It armrest the anted/ of the Sherif had Miehtated in ignorance, the cafe would .14 rate- edit skeet ath . nterel kettbsee Ming tie Iww In Inkied; /1.-. nttilet the .4 iii xteln * • that did not jaltify the &AV fetes a ducemestioeuilthe elit. •Ife.fhoold thwefom men, is to hod shady IRMO, -Ned by Weeineftlay fe:saidebt" be amid atale moue kw*, attendorwe of the Sheriff A the her .thouldbe not, ' in the metro time, make the neeeffery ezpienatket. Lord Howlelie Metkoi'drof Om pot me elided. ' • '-'• ..".'•fs' . ''. !'''' • slCelikettti .acY. 14 env' 417, 0 7 . J5R rtife'Out o.d ibt i t i o n . g no p t c lee, to esi ve i t i e s : d ee .ei fl ex r I: li a , :ee a t d Mitiety fat tegulating the Thule di Caltrewerted }. 4."' '/R* Aft hattlemo p.@ 'd in the Parliament preceding ... thetidtkittletd.botti fonodedAd the betty eakbrated Rotate of Mr. flaaAeatiawida aa the foLjeft It Inbreed Am ballots for meal.. Ceetwolticokon one dad', OM &Kolbe 'attendaece of a tbnit.lmod l ' Wittey;*idth allbeeled great Rellielesetitba•Commltteellha their ire pt 4sei t tgagats The boatto id thill. AO hod been repeatedly* et. 10 , a If ‘aa4P‘ritmti"kerfirloS. ' 'He therefore tnaltee t lSa gt ellirafe wookl plOe pedatiltarPfbe 'the 1r troduettoet a a EN teleiAng, renderborpOpeterat , and Moendlug the fere : Mid; &dine**, lbort, Moo SladideAlln worelld'allovi therSM ' Ila M i laril a rres (POP of tha IteSee th is evening o—Leree is* I . Mee trought op, r ub/ mead prft sod cesoad :final: wild d Mints/MN, OM -*Mitred to • be repotted to . . areereZ 9o . Sy r ZIDDVI:Pfi-gme *dee kW tet-roserow of a Medal rest VA, 4i of a CMS!** to the Committees of • , so t p t, •set to prdpofe, Mat In the Pfeent e-Iffi , t oe tj o rekel'mig ht' be liktitd tit ellk*Wee Mu duty, fhoesidelet Polity La- itis welsh% leflkhog Is Mock. bey of the Hoe% • . lectitienrWast petf . eneed agile* OW realm fee WOMAN* , e l / 1 1 1 111AfureV -. 4 1 1 1/eY were ordered* he mkt* Imo further tat. tihtil64latf bil'4llll43‘l . ilia 110. - litd ibl, .111t1.V 411 . 1 1 1 , t'T 7 1;;Iliiii§ii:(1t of January •stest: v . ' • On thetitedtbrf 6rMer VA . the teak Waled I Mtn edfonlitifwee elthbottpiOt of gli 130seedweileh rebited I go thk96plOy en 'be remitted to Vilify. A ClRdetslost that a enAre/ .ill tie- itt.eateß ter Me t .Mel4.ly wag ar•di tot the livife was refuhtell. 'aid &ell mi..wewhi orderettto be "Meted OnekerWeer -•—•-•. 6 • r • • : ir.• . • mr. 11,e, W V NNE Wiratitke.ybatlikeitteetedr he SWAM mum for leave to have/ 4114 femiltiolhostssouriling tbaThosse4 ]Woe ear Ikaisalcsotrisasioikkpabviclfdr Keleoser Of I,moN embers of.kwestka. Wank thlldwe, am= thaimeralOadr, Ppm headimiOddltby,lb during the lift year —Ordered. Lord HO WICK care idldie.htiat merman-net be *saki move that thy Kidth,:tit Ida WAR* IMOlllooldrilwit At . !Moiety Meow. Adjourned. • -.-- pot 4: f tLATI T • T. t?! NiGoCiAlirirly•N ?Statile'', Pitt SIII2ID, IT HIS MAJNITY'II COMMAND, TO NoNil *riff lIT IntRIJOYENNT. SIStIMIIIIL 22, 1806. (C oneffirOoril oar estsvehefierial.) $4. • from $ 4 11, fier-b frqa , Ma..ShWitut ilex to tbc Alai 4 itagomitb, .datel pipi t sipwaran, *VA tsa6.. Mr lento. Donator Mast, joy stale*. Your lawsillsip's clifparelttif , the' Wants Wet received here this tioSirning. !till,. as it is p;oblilde lbitts'irf the criorfe''bf 'ibis day, or to mortpfrat Fissaheli, your Lawn'Odp will receive wine of the a6th indant, I do not think it isedeffary en do more at than to rtxtbeirthittpur Lordfhip will !attire M. Talleyrand, that, iMmerfately . cin the receipt of ' the pafrpors which fon haye been ;Minified demand, the Earl of latiderdide, who has -been bulb* retomMen/led to hi, Wetly: for this iga• fortaist troll, All'he'prepared, to fit out ; and iliac be 'sill, therecotek of tootle, be with your Lordlikip in a very fcar dolt from this date. I need hardly nlirerat to your Lordiltip, that it' is t 4 the uthinft it"P"tulticer_ thatr the • ialetins, your .I.nrdfhip ihould avail taking any fie", 'or even holding any language, which may tend in the froallefi degree so coMmirthe . opinirin of bissmipn?, Poveininent on .any pact of the mattirisJen.w'deperiding. No. 2ft. • Copy of a DlCipadr from the Easter Yarmouth to Mr. Secretary For,' Mod tad% July 30, thoimaaertved As;. lA. • NA,. Joy so, rBo6. I had the honour to receive your difpatch of Abe aeth iirflant, late at night on' the :Rib, and next litsaidug lad no tittie in slicing fir bank pallports for a Tinton folly maruaed with the •fentinients of hie Mkjelly's finvernment, whnni it was their inten tion to Join with me in the impotiant Commiffion of treating for peice. M. Talleyrand told me he moll take the Empernrts orders. I accordingly returned this day, when that Minifter informed me, that the Emperor could confider this demand in no other light but that of unneeetfary delay, becaufe his Ma jell y'a Secretary of State was actually in pofkllion of a blank paport, which would enable any perfon or perfons to crane to Paris without the tots of time ne t:dinned by thin demand, but that " (a) pour fur. croit de facilites," there cAtild be no difficulty about ;sing mote. I anfwered that I had no knowledge' of this tircomflance. M. Talleyrand Paid it was cer tain, became he had fent two entirely in blank, and that only onto had been ufed, namely, that with which I returned. it is onneeeffaty for me to add any thing to -.Ow I have already laid in say former difpatches, relative to the lignaritre of the Ruffian treaty—any inaccitracf in the fiatement of its contents, fuch as 1 was enabled to tranftnit them, may eafily he account ed for by the circumflance of my not having fen t.lte treaty i.fe If, and 1,, the unwillingnefs M. d'Oubril naturally felt to open himfelf tome on that fubjeft— he informed me at the time, that he fhosid fend a copy to M. de Strogomff, who would cilinmunicate it to his Majefly's Minillers. Ti is with pain, Sir, proporti•ined to my zeal for his Msjefly's lervice, and to the fair and eon visetion of my having done nothing which the yi . eiti liar and trying circumflantes of the moment did hut requite from me, that I have learnt by the fame dif patc-h die exprelfitm of a with that I had delayed the fill erts'es I abi failed, whom 4 long rofipteneo• in. - Ftentei'.liap's attention, and will have enabled you to re 10AL i Tut his &bailie% and corettlnfOusition 'fate, in the molt decilitre manner, the unfounded 'n ,eir • t ,has palfe4.l4ril ti reodert lennrOf oble.lo. pretences by which the French Government reeks to 4c h give F t Majelly's Mittia s every explatori. - ot I attribute delays on our part, the refults of its own iner'tvi for, is fo good r tete this di(patgh, ! iolullice, and repeated breach of promife. him to England, "shore he is returning at the e of; '1 lie who!! of our intercourfe with France bean, his Ins captivity in this country. Lhasa the tumor I indeed, fo differmita r.haropter from That 44...1111y, to be, r,,&c. • f pissed* .!•• . ..ccitaiiwutcw. vie!. trio yell* of the Eipgre condalbjn tbil,,as as 1 , 111, • 29. • '". • • i j ... .eiery.otbse ing.ll4llll l - 4. licsdirei br.iu.mmuyabik. Copy ttf a Wrist& ham Mr. Seenttarr ha untie , *Taff &O lag prOofs of his (Wirt AO inert, emosby t elte greareft mouth, dated DeweSar_4oM/Xilitft ad. i fra: . ' tact iffeeo . fuch ..ealsinsiti* Milt es IM is #40M.4.11 Ai 1. • Am , Lem •-. 1 .'"• 444 " c ‘""2 1 „ 6 ,,, 2 '` 11°6 :.„.,;,' mroducing that your Isordlloit . foni ISeffesOs 1:11414 bAr..Goddard emitted. hens pillesday - e yourtordatip's difpatch of the 3oth iiiiii iad sgiudie v p.o.o r. : oo. .7l l ,l o k n it of ic i l i s at I;_ h ec a ella ha ry tg to e.. etater.jnoo oloammo'• laa o a fi l a a: His • Majelly's fervonesalwayadid ttiest whibb traduced youreLordthip to podia o I But after the ermertenee. orhiehinathis n iititp t . . 6 Y - tw o w • have hod of -the condo& rit'thell full powers, though the..he p is one • alijett it; .le not , • . . it is of the higheft cionfmloblet e irmt t 6 filter pohlible for,oheitt to etistefs _approbation, thinking it, I,m ent r 1 fuch , ,in?potafio . is r „ to par r triad . iced , ailtd, bytdifte u they doelikely to havogivenro mu& more coon sena:Deo (Ban *as defirabitur the nese and inereoting !I haws to achtstre •Istongso mooosirioemy. -demanded France. • . Of . the fitlefequeot proceedings, no. esplanades Thal full poweri, ortheiri.ord Lauderdale genies scsn 'be necelrlaY• It had a t been decided here, that us.' the-emat-of with him, are drawn jointly in. ,his twine and . your o • Lorcillip'e. In the prebot dio li tion'of the French • the "POW° • the 4 suhrell Wyatt)", die reegociation I I co the pert of this conntry *Mad 'he ed Ain Gairessunent, there is, I • fear, little probability, - thet , i th e any other_ Liths , bu ilan t.that isf n obrat erm itithoof n ir, .whb peace can be concluded on (nth terms al are alone odmilEble.. The trial Gould, however , be made with I . . exc . rwrc o f ammo franknefe and good faith ;. • . • • i nog eeerftl e pdilitilitOd •esottlekleat,for hi. bad thattia ,p4ajehy has Isreo pl a t i fed it Mi4:Wfliedt".):liist*lethew' been adapted °DI Y 14 i'' ' ''' ' ‘‘. "" e . .•1 hi. pbril'e lEorl ii .ardale Ounsid proceed to Paris, • . defire, aod in order tamannam. if it.haildasempefa the union of , attuned . and Anelfut ea km,* withlianding the prefem unfavourable 'tripe& of the I " le ; Groat &b awn and Rolffa. ' • 'eegneirdion. His inftruttions your Lordtbip will gofider as squally. ackhafred to yousfell.nod os the 5 " 1,11 l P tal l liat ' i o • a •Y e a'' Zevdthit 6,l ‘ 4l rule of your condo& in any conferences . which, In 1 14 Pr ue eri s. I'.'.lhiq..'!"in. !cite r•et4istslia p,44,44, o - 0116- um negociat it. •It mosophOn Irell conJunbian wkts• • him, you any have with'idostfiene ', • , • thett a freak ,blemmutior amid the- added na• your stalleyrend or General Clarke ; and, in /1/4). poin t ; that Lordship, and. nut an inilant.has itself 101 l in giving of doubt that may occur. it is his Majesty ' s Pa' „Ga r o it vi t o ns t a i t i br , I yaw mit lio y•o ng r o l o o n . fore, thief your I.ordlitip lhooldibeopided by Lord , „ ley occurred oevtiode die *titer, except in damoterdale's opinion. formed, it% it wilt be, on dot '•.'• " .the cutgleoget 4cfpcillog eke witertitlsiski.ftwwe fulleft ktiowledge of the fentiments and views of hit . , • • lftxplAitted in the ourfetmt th i s dlf tch.' I am, dm. Majefl y's Coeval:neut. I *Om, dec. (Sign 4 44 t. J. FOX. . . '4' • • • ' 1 Sigale!" • ' to jo role. No 30 . i No. 61. • Casty ef s taboo& frees malodor Lnabolhiese fren4immem Copy of a armed* hem Ur. Stew tory Fax to the nut ef Yee. Ns, " ad parea. , Auvaa. isou.dusiut Aiwa i 3. t useds,aseedDirinsinc-fttcet,Auguft 3 1806. SLAP • . tellffilo.Oek Amoult.4lk6.94idedi,A4l. • . Mr /ACP, ' Downing-greet, Augnft 3, sties I was onwi to !letteilf Lord Loodes dale for the „_., l : ll rt • ei d n efi tt r at e e "Pr oceil e lic e d ie • b eej Y' C itor ° 77" to set c og , l3l ," it ir en t it the of purpol'of qi pailkularkpi die unfounded .- 4 France as loon as .poifflAn, piewbote4,.me from de odlegoreons,of Tolleyratsd,wfair you Isaac revs- ._,..;011 rite low kw. Arijore a s 44 isaeoupting 40 pkamitidl in yew illiktatelteintre oils ult. Ben fans ''''" 'points ire limey umatioeml; which cannot be lett With. 70 1T2: A rtim i vi t : cauis- • t out an enforce, foeti Weal as I troll your Lordlip '''''''' a :• 4 ' ar tZ in h ie16411 0 17 . • = 11 I . , P. -, u , . the Clyde, li ~ % % sum on .op gawky bas olsoady r goop to .themo. .Ivre Mir. eallatirtiisrtitat Miriam, that wbeo the ; the d , S re n a r k , tt 'e ndon e " e l no t `t L et . l 4 l4 : ft t ille 4 r . s .m ukca . demand was made for 'LM4 Lauderdale's par: secr Y• tee SineCtetir otnmandeLz it s Ir/of oil Oirdla ! s a t & 1111Preinaioaet ItetS irk ° tiff (nt l, elll ,! .. ~ .. wine s as w, I . fµ tqw4.l . to ettliellocii . ttao,(ent p rat f c , me c o l cc a s LoOFINWP • ''', AO Welte 113 PM 4640 their 4117 t I t V 1 /"C 94144°11$ ti) 6 i • re f t u re " . Winne for p eace.. .„ iii". ". fistif soisl 1516 1 P"" 1•11a•- i -- • -e° m ' I Wee now to ivfortn yo,i' ,-, ' 'i, by rgot the orpand, the oireussitiaate of•oor being Hill in • p.. 4,....,...... ~.,,.... ~. • ~. q i ~. . ... polfelEon of tbepaffpcirt teas maim; ked ; but, eves • ''''."'"""""• ''';'''" • isteo... 2 i . % /1 . _. 1 .,_ 7 . ,t,Htlied oteurred, fome floobt would probeldy have tote , f_ c __ :,. • - ' 4 . r=, I aritcn, how far it might be proper, in fo different a roma ' - 4 . ;;; l i ` 1 44 . . ...,_,__ . • =,,,,a,.. ) , Otte of things , terrn•dke vfe of it for Lend Lauder- which der •Wsrsmr <life, without Pone previous Consmnnieation of fact .ed o • • Uri' " At. 't o e I " r aebeet 1 . 4a 3 ;l it ; an inteotion. • This whole rootlet. is, however, very cont , c d elkna, i n n .apalatio (mime ipso* immaterial, The principal riot to which I feel it neefrary to advert, ii th at part of M. Talleyrand's me that fr ei rlg e l am ir a _,.„. i t rife l"' lk . / 14 " 111111 . et wcftett4l4ll - which imputes to t o ts country needier* de- Em "'• . 717.1,17 __„,..„ , mar to oettocsacc IP4I O lays in the negematsoo, and eteribetes to that caufe fe u and appointed eitie.do r , at al • ;;;;:r e a sek, she onjafti ( able asesfures purfued by Frame in Ger- the ' formal exhibition of oar pier*, . It anyi and elfrwhere. • , A iliselrevienif . etl ag moiliejen sirm 70* ta., la the infirtsBions given to Lord Lauderdale, the fa h e o_,,,„__ s•, • ,i a la Jim rePatediergirerfations a haw, doting the negro- to pr i ir"fmer__ l9 ..,... 1 , c s_ii Mation r are detailed. It irs Boot thence, alone, that `'?" " nlt "'"g tt ""'".. .../. '..___ 111.1141/1/0 more important to commumeen. allot ory.- - ; • delay has arifen. • ` Your Lortilitip yrnly Oder, that the f.ffers made coke innton in A , 11 6 , )i C e i „. vend ' " 1143.16 • •• through youefelf Were to clearly " 4 b acq uiv*c ° l4 rasktin4l lo sreciesualt termitese; • 'visited, that the intention of die French Govern- • ••• N s, o. j . . . • • merit could not be doubted. Bin they were no con a s a pod , mi . ri , aim ummon oo on po r op lin o, 7 former nude than departed from. In the Salem*. toadstool Pariesfwaluft Iswarittetral Aterllttl• ' ' ranee after ydur Lordatip's retorts to France, Sicily Sir—ln confequence of the appointuteut aserseiono bias demanded. In the tanner offers it had been dd . - od in my dirpmeh eiyelteribirsedote, I called on.bia find!) , difcleithed, is (s) VOus l'avez—nous ne vous Excellency, the Ishinitier hansoreign Affeite. et eleve le dcPandotta pm.. Si noes la poffedicion elle prior- o'clock, and exhibited the, powen with wkicb his roil milometer de beaucoup les difficulees." This de. biajohy had bees gracieollymisofed to inteeliame, • mond, therefore,'eonld not have been forcfeen. being According to cohost I Idt with his •Eloellettey to in contradiction to their own aforanew ; and your copy of thete powers, sod be deliventdiocse el seer Lordthip could only take it ad rejireedure. 'I his pro- which I have Me tumour to toad:, inionleing nee that duced a delay attributable folely to France. Our General Choke had been' appoioted to negotiate anfwer was immediate and ,diflintl. The new dc- with Lord.Yainmoth and myfelf. mend was declared to be a breach of the principle of To General Clarke I was intreohmed before die the propofed Leafs in ;metal effential part. To ob na, at the hook of bis Excel/ may . the lifittibee, nod iate a cavil on tie Cubic& of full powers, they were in the courfe of a (tort converlatinn with him, heed Cent to you ; but with an exprefr inionßion not to ufe our tirli• meeting for twelve riNlock this day. Lhave them, new even• to prnc 'l sce them fotnially, till, he icalbu 'to think that he did not , with it to sake French Grieernment Mould. return to its firmer plater*, bop, though he certainly made no evil& grotindAtkert:Mg Slay. Your liudihip hated this obje&ion when I propofed it. (Signed) • told. Talleyrand. and you teceved, in retain, a g. A uttintl.ll.Ll.. people!, of giving to his Moiety, or to the Kin of (The meet*, referred so to tiro yreecdtee difPards, le a wee tqaples, the Hanle Towns• in lien of Sicily. 'I liii from 11116;rand to,Lerft 144tdentok,Ilniuttittine me moolam heili mem or Gwent Chute totem metrittos.l t again a propofilion entirely new, could only be referred for his Majesty's conlideratii.o. On the . N&• .33.- . Copy of a &Patch from the •Esrit of Vimaaptis to Mr fieglottarr very next day a ft er it arrived. it *as decidedly re- 1.. Put, diuto 1 , ‘ „,,.. g . a 7. . 1 ",, d , mod 53 . jelled here ; and, fo little were we dilpnfed to delay, I sin ,• Pews, Aertll7. ' that the throe difpatch conveyed to you his Majelly 't I I received in dne time, and in their order, ono* Orders, if the demand of Sicily Ihould fill he peril& 1 I:veral difpatches of the sikh tilt. and the ed end 34 ed iii, to defire your naffportr, and return to England. i infant. As no meffenger has been &patched from • Of this order your Lordfhip informed M. Taller- I hence Circe the receipt of them, I home been eislit•d rand, and its execution was delayed only by a frelh : to defer till now replying, to their contents. prupofal of exchanges brought forward by France, I It was with great faiisfkliiin that I learnt hr arid fupported by the linfßan Minister, as affording I sour dir,Atch of the ad infant. the intelligence ut the means by which his Islajelly might pieSient, Lord Lauderdale's departure from Upland, as. amongli other things, the changes meditated in Ger- I independently of the advantages I meth &rim Irons many. M. Talley suds it appears, not- repreferita ; commnnicating with a perfon charged whit the late& this communication in the following terms : " We I and fulled infirotlions .from his Majelly, his artitat told you, that if you Lad partnere, and would enter into s here offorded me the opprottinitx oreriocing, in the negocation, we would not fix the artangement in Ger- I clearelt. manner.tbat I hail Milo. ',Ranee ti . kineet many." M. Talleyranct". real communication is to 1 myfelf at liberty to depart fro* th e batig,, orlii' be found in your Lordthip's difpatch of the gth of I laid down as the only one on which his Istrisir July, in which lie Pays, that thole changes t• were ' Minilfers could content to treat with the Meath determined upon, but Arnold Oct be fublilhed if pare ivoi I vernment. truce I It mull be evident, that whatever delayoka s e' oc . That difpatch was received here on the lath; and tarred in the negociation are imputable:to Frances on the toth, in direß sioistion of theft afforances, I and to the perpetual variation of the wore peopofed in which ever form they were conveyed, the German by her; and I had not failed before the receipt of Titmice were both figned and pubriffied. your difpatch of the 3d infant. repeatedly to do They mull of comet have been prepared at leaf ; orfice to the condua of his Majesty ' s Government in one day before. What M. Talkyrand therefore calls that refpe&. a reafonable time allowed to your Lorcithip to con. As in the line of cordite:l which I thropht it ior fult•yoor Government, was, at the molt, 24 hour, duty to oblerve previous to the Earl of Landerdsies. even fuppoling the utnioll poffible expedition to be , arrival, I had no other ohjeft in view f than she ul . made by the megengets to and from England, and . filling to the belt of my abilities t he million wit h sua accident or delay to occur by laudur fei. There which his fitijelly had been gracionfly ;deafer , to data will undoubtedly nit have efcapcd you Lord- charge me, I can under the p.efent circundlaccet , (.) You so. in poffelfinn of it. We du sot demand it of you.. It we potkffut it the thalcshlet might he much is:creak& • entri ( led ;with my lath endeaeotirs in tl.e negreiatio.i have no other ambition than that of co•operating, 1