Star. — London, England, 1803-05-19 00:00:00

I ! he imagined that which we bad ourfelves pointed oat would anfwer every purpofe we might have in view'. But, at all events, the Fira Conful nei ther could nor would relinquiffi his claim to the full execution of the Treaty of Amiens. To this I could only repeat what I had already laid to him on the inadequacy of fuch a proprifil, and of the im poffitiility in which I found myfelf to traufmit it to y o ur Lordfltip. I lamented the courfe which the Negnciation was taking, and that the Firß Conful ffiould have lb little regard to the dreadful mire quenees which mutt enfue, as to (offer them to bt outweig' ed by a mitlaken notion of dignity. And I added, that notwith (landing the acquicfeence which he might have met with from others, the plea of its being incompatible with the dignity of the French Government to give fatisfaelion or fecuriiy, when both might with _inflict be demanded, could never be admitted by Great Britain. M. de Tallepand heard every thing I could lay with the turnoff patience, notwithilanding he had nothing farisfaetnry to fay, and teemed unwilling to break up the conference. He contlantly brought forward the fame inadmiffible irropotal, requefling that I would at kali communicate it to your Lord fhip. This I told him I could not refute to do, tince everything which panal between him and me muff of courfe snake the fubjeCt of my reports to your Lordfhip. I declared, however, at the fame time, that I &mild nut think myfelf by any means authorized to fufpend the execution of any inarue lions I might receive, tending to bring the Nego tiation to an iffue, in the expeofiation of any change which filch a propofal might produce. All I could do, and that I would certainly do, would be to com municate the ultimatum, if his Majelly &mild think proper's° cumin' me with it, confidentially to M. de f alleyrand, before I prefented it officially to him as Minilter for Foreign Affairs. He Minted me, that he ifhould confider fuch a conduit as a further proof of my defies to conciliate, and that he could not yet forbear hoping that the differences might be adjult. ed. I repeated that if his hope was founded on the -expectation of his Miqefty's being induied to recede from his demand, it would be deceiving himfelf to itherifh it. • " The remainder of theeonverfation turned on the ealansitius which would follow the failure of our en. Ammo; to salad a rupture. He insinuated that, Holland. Naples, tad ot he r countries connefted t .14,1ireet Britain. *Mold lie the firft villims of the war. talked bim whishei be thought that filch a cond ...:would add melte' , g/orY of the Firft Conful. or . A .ther the fallingione innocent and defencekfsr ' . : Amet miser timoi it, sad ultimately unite .. him, .not noir the •herneft men in his own Count but every Government in Europe f That lievrtaip. would elitist mare deteftation thimterroi in En • s at the fame dine that.it-wrield fine to i - 'upon -.. its fill roam frailly theseceffityoftintitt . • satins ~..ate circumkrihing a pewit. fo pernitioully . erted. Z -r - Remold not help adding, thif *hough ' ' lkillility. no zo no -hid altaally taken . places yeti ate lintitermy with' ‘ 1., which our commerce, our Indy* yr,* ind'aili kreilit; .. r bad haw attacked is !Very art to witieErfeach 411.111dItter.ce bold: be ettrode4 .did i* faft atm& .r 4. I/famowes to the faint, fine • it Went la tbre; ft 14di. t • ;fon to the getutral tYllens of tie-Pli Gonff. - 14lit :•. . his &jerk Was to ptufat ander the orpenct, the ma • . fame line of condo& in whirl ilba:lakflAto,',Go.• '4' , !remnants had ailled: .-' ' - '''' . •• • " • • _ 1 • .: .xl 4 nowlrulk autirely to else triftraitifibi-Utanka : - ;mini arifeh will at itaß. convince Mar thkt We, illiv i ~ Ifit matieS, anithit be' htli jrndsh4 tis: . e:iseea from 1 ..etutuaion.. ' Vilgititql• • • -• eitorrieptiP.' j.. 4. lts Ay* illoo.toret Mollies% Ist:lre. it t 4 , ‘, . P. Your Lordesip's• difpitabee tae the - *kid ••• . with tb a ir ancialsees. we dalivenietome iiir sboy f . Shia evening , at nine o'clock. I Nall hull de Tkl, .1. *rand toramwraw morning." :. --... •.: •_:ir . • . ~411e.,63.—Eints* et adifesteb hem Lent Wiaarsett.itriAnk HavAsckaseynissed Parrs. Ago! at, 'Mt. • .1-i., . - 4 ''' " Toonsmontcated to M. de Talleyrand the. palr r 'lliett of my iaftruaions tithe aid, yeller ray at.fotr . otlock. He immediately allied ate if the posllll4ol ' eff'Malta was fill infilled upon 3 ' I told himinwill perminly it was I and I repeated to him the particles . " '')iiiii if the terms on which it was yet poSble to " Aida the budgie& That thefe were, the priferaon it . 1104 for ten years, during which period the sat'l i. , ,* 601 and military, was to remain folely inl r '' iTltTjefty, and that at the expiratio*of th at term' . it Ite ; given up to the inhabitant's, and not to { 'llft4_ . JaPvided elf). that his Sicilian titteall, t ' AMU i ueed to cede to his Majelly the WWI or, - roiro4 a. 4 that Holland fhould be evacuated.* I ' the French troops within a month after the fon of, a Censvenri..n by which all th e k prol l irat Shall Ire fecund i and that his Majelly !multi .cos int MM ktinvileJge the new Italian fates, provided 4tics. were made in favour of hit Sardinian itexo wi n t e u r nude rad. known there condi oas thaitill. de Tallerrand told me it would be pedal , If oinkteelfary to delay the official communication k J for. as the po ff crion o f Malta was fill infifed upon,_, although fora term, the Font Cnnful would not co* lent to them. I accordingly did repeat them to him in the manlier be defied ; when he told me that he compiehetided perfealy what we required, but that in fimilar cafes it was tellell to fate the dm mend in Writing. and he cleared I would.give his a taxa upon the fubjelt. I told him that-I would repeat to him mica marg. nr as often as be pleafed, the mitres terms whieb I had feted to him, nai l that as my communication to him was verbal, I Mould of dank be Content with an anfwer in Ante form He conlentrtrat length to receive it. at co communicate to me the Fad Conies anfwer (non as pmfble I desired that plc would recoil, tjaat Tticfday next mull be the day it my depestme." re. karkstrea of a pgratO tam Lm'd WtOttrerti to Lord - • Pintalkelbwir, dated April ay, silos. a The try *l.* a 'tenon came so me whom I rue pea of oeing employed by the Firil COntul Mr the worth of ateertaining my fentiments, anti told me c h at I &mid. in the comfit of the day, receive • letter from M. de Talleyrand. ,;raven up under the infmaina ef the rid* Coati'. which although not exactly what I might with. was however fo mole. rote as to afford me a well 'pounded hope, and might certainly be (offside to induce me to delay. for w ping, thee. my departare, I tad hint d a p it would .416 II matter of great fatisfaalon to coo to pgrceive a jr;itaWityofbna the mood...non to ;favorable Ilya . 1 IS that I Goad he catrcslcly fan? pp !Veil the bulinefs by any ufekf, precipitation. But it mull be reconciled that I id‘ed in conformity to inilruc lions ; that thofe inlitudions were pollttve ; that by them I was enjoined to leave Paris on Tuefdaynext, utiles in the intermediate time certain conditions were agreed to. Having received no letter in the courte of the day, about four o'clock I went to M. de Talleyrand ; I told him that my anxiety to learn whether he had any thing favourable to tell me, brought me to him, and in cafe he had not, to recall to his recollettion that Tnefday was the day on which I moil leave Pal is, and to requell that he would have the necefary ileffporu prepared for me and my fa mily. He appeared evidently embarraffed, and after I foam belltation ebferved, that he could not luppore I &bold run) gb ailay j lint that at all events the Firil Coen) never would recall his Ambaltedor. To this I replied, His Majeffy recalled me in order to pot an end to the negotiation, oe the principle that even actual war was preferable to the Rate of fof penfe in which &Wand, and indeed all Europe, had been kept Inr fn long a fpace of time." Na 6J.—Enna era dKpateh from Lord Whitworth to Lord Hawhefbniy..isted'May. t,1103. 0 , Another dorhas peed sue without producing any change. I determined to go myfelf to M. de Talley rand, and to deliver, ialtead of fending, the inlaid let ter. I told hint that it was with great reluctance that I came to make this lafrupplication to bite.' That I, had long fince istormed him of the extent of theltrai which had been affigned for my flay at Paris i add that u I had received to this moment no anfwer whatever to the propofal I teptaredlrmade. I could no looter 444 requiring him to furs& me with the seeeffary pall; bets tee the tram of myfelf, my family, and the remainder of the million to Eagland. • He hoped, my deponent ' sot fo seat ; Lid he wonkfconinisnicate env letter, and what I bad laid. to the Full Conful immediately , and that in aft probability I honk' hear figs, him 'hi , evrning." i Mediums' a taddereiti,No dy Pads, May a,11103. 1 14 Sua—When I had the honour, on Tueiday loft, of communicating to ycm Wieldy the lad pro. pofitions which I was initiated by My Court to fubmit to the French Goeevnment, for the fake of removing the prelim difficukies, I had the honour to announce to you, that in cafe the Tied Confid lbould not confect to theta pronionsaillsostld dna myfelf under the mere, dr keying Pin eillht 1 days. We are nearly arrived at the aid of this JO; riot!, without ay- having received any anfwir. I. this communication. It remains for me only, est:a fore, to obey I,l* orders of the King my undid td retorts to him i and for this purpofe I entreat - yap, Sin e to have the goodaefs to fund& me with the pe eedaryt i orts. (Signed) wet rweatr 7 24 rr Hie tet be T.lleyrag , . 11.116 at a W e }such frame Level Whims* auXerd Hasrlielbisty, dated Pada. wcdoeirtay inerriag.-s4sy 4. slop. " Betas Wier I had difpatched 'the Alpienger the bight before, led, with my difpatches of the sd, I. rectiveff e Coubmouicatino from hL de yalleyrsuldi or which,/ MA& I Copy. • On the following morning I retkiekt4lissafditi,74AichtheioClured - is a OPY. .. Moti . etto Iftt a_ dliNsf ca t irkf,' that there was Ur 'erittabeN ' " "" . i . ,k;ffisoe, slagl - pall been prey fi% Ili Pr haisin . t every Ineiteme a t I 95 egaig. maim squr ospirtels thwasorts. la& werwerAelisultiAg 4 ll4 Sit, IP4 l lPstrts.Whisfl I teEfrlaididi'fir.4 l 4C.SPore ..01 • ordtrittg. tell? CO. rife;durip , peseiag. paged am, h ol ed .1144°" 8 44"Wbece (1,1 t out wkileovo. lif _,,. .. ...tgi UP:4 Rtolinf,ef.f.delt..* deim sh4o. IS Raibgi, ls en'Se st A SaItoIMPIPA .whts .11‘0.,with. Irte reerld r s communicaci*Aicivlunviacmlate ~., l i l.2lage.,,AdAt re v I. -,. r 7 FllOl :WM gap% Wite nee kr • ' - W b e iSlß l ;74, 4ooEfiliti bo jai/ . - '. • I N I. 1 11 , trrsit.. 1 ...:.: I ... .. .ifieimehiar a rdloa 4k lit 0 iii 4 „sued bas.M &ash, triK4a ful dit Metverfation which hk Wiib•hii zielienCy I,A LeMl'VlitititSidt .cia, the 6th Of thiii Siam and in whit:WIWI "greens:my amounted, that his Bri!itadie . Mile Ry lusd 'ordered JIM . to Make, recbally, m 44 man #: liit 4v o WjligAiiantis ; I ' 4 ."iff.:: tisie it diaine *jelly ilsould cetak. 4 . ttoopt i sat a ffir tea, . : re- ... . j.•„,_. , :, .4. ed. t tbe . A 4. 4 4 ,P 1(1 . 961 *O l O4 , Ceetel te;h4lo . . ~....„ ~ : i. . - 3d.thet pa tr aik lbsold erscoatiA Leila; Addlt4t ' . —.. - ri:this . 4l have been dine ' week, has fficellet w y n. L•td ST Whitworth hair • lie tFunikate Minn Mid to retail; to*Lrindog,• Ois thederitaisd ma by the Under/fgned, that, Lord Whitworth would, in mit. fiikriti hi e cl* nage of:1 ages tied Wall C:trielt; girt • *lnk What hp iinffirciiiied. the q*sruarw of irtrament. his itcelleocy declared, that his trittraltinsia ksprefily krbad Mal tatemimiesto this . "lea our.unue. pew The lasestipamic dee Ir 1 C9 lB OO Allnir qua* coats* the •ainteilighed d - .rar, Pith lobakin arry.dbiewitiou.on fo sew and image • maim of treating on affairs of this Sas; Perirahle- -. Aids in order to give a fir& telimenp of the 'Mk* which be Macho to the coatianance of.; Peace, the.Firli Central has direaed the underfigned . i. to make the following sittifiession in the accuffotard gylo sad foram. .:. • • "A t the Ikodrri .Latingedefa does not Wong to Prams, it it not for•the Fir*Coafekeither to Wet& to or *ere the degre tedifial by his &Mattis Min 'kale of having thin ihand ia his podeffion. 0 Witio,rsgard to the Mad of Malta, as thee? ms4o PiN46,ll4pseists. it by his Britansie Majelkg Would. change • .fordoal i difp._fitim m the Treaty of Amissis, orbs Fora I.—M cannot bid pert, °liar cuts anitainias .4. se .iii Majefly the Log ;Of brills and to thearitqvien Republic, Canuaffi. iog attire to 1104itid 'Treaty, in order to brow Oleie npinios s mad betides, as the deipolatima I r.httive to Malts bawl bees saarantaed by their Mei .ffilisil the raltreeeri. of Germany,. the Emperor of morns. and the liridg ad Praia. the Cootradtiog 1 Parties to the Treaty of Amines, before they egree to any duple ;amiss article of Malta, are bound to concert with the guaranteeing Powers. The Fitt Critical will sot refute skis comets, bat it Waits not tail* IP teugede its Gwen it iti not he who urges any change hi the guaranteed dipulatinos. s. With regard tot* etecuation of Holland by the French Iraqi, the Fire.Cialful has no difficulty in dire/ling the tradeeftgani to repeat that the Frisch troops !hell evacuate Holland mil* infant I that the Rioulatioas of the Treaty of Au** (ball be eitemited in every quarter of the glob', Ce. May. Tearjeisagp, P 1/* ffiegm, Yew n , (ad Mob 01034 i 1 ~ ~a r .~ A : ra ' -....-----.- • . aid tas leseadholefure loft 66.1 0 54,4dg1ai• War the IMitet *Nth lisad imetkigie gt o t r e pee i le .h anch : rtmderfigited, in adorer to to the note which M. Duran.); eras 'brought Wine. I 'believe b ) ' 'alleyraed transmitted to him yeßerday even. f ee vont, with a verbal Metlkge that as.* de Toll * the honour to obferve to him, that the King rand was in the country, it wo u ld he n ear ial , no 'other motive in feeking to accelerate the I lhoatten,dit to hint there. Inordertodefeatasniu- . ings of the negotiation, than to oilier'. as aedepasidraLuponsoeshuriateuriasorgaisberoa,lie, rake the two countriei the molt' littered: again to M., de. Talierrand,- receponintiono t - Enrol* is" general, from the Rate ro o tfpene Reps Ihad - Wiest fame the retina of th e hi el iZ e ; it t they are placed. It is with gregret and elefired Mr. Talben, the Secretary of th e y, N 1 anperceires nothing in his ExcelJeUr note bay, to take it t i e at nine o'clock at nigh ..- - .7 tor t with this i ntent ion, and code- when I thnoght M. Talleyrund wealli be at ho e nothing that tan Juni& him in'delaying to to his hods at Meudon. He, was bot.at hom e : orders of his dirt. It remains therefore, M r . T. was told that he wa s at S t Cl oud, a . runlet the Milliner for Foreign Affairs to wou ld not b e b ac k t ill l ate . H e t h erefore le r i i the means of obeying them, by donning my Private Letter, with his name, and return. ir the neteifary paffporti for his return. with the Packet At one o'clock in the nuisn'ng • (Signed) . wit irworrn." • rece i ve d a No te from M. de Tatleytand account; set tbe third itaelofun in Mx 66. Paris. Ma13. 1 &1• for his not haring been able to anfwer me foone Lord-Having to morrow morning to make and appointing me at twelve o'clock at t h e B gr i communication of the greaten importance, as RiltilitAi obeiciettre. I went at the appointed tin. Sq, gave him the Note in which . was t h e p 'ell, on which alone a fatisfadory arrangement coo lhe honour toinform you of it without delay, that you may not exped this evening the be framed. He read them with apparent. atteati,. La t which you had demanded. I propofe that and after tome tim e he diced me if I felt myfelf a ild call ie./sorrow, at half pail four, at the To Department. - co. K au . T LLLLL RAMA- thorifed by. my infirudions to concede with him Fl'meheie • Dlr P itds (I°6l Lott Whivwmtis to 1-°°4 Convention,' framed o r the wt. of my projed, . sty, dated Paris, Wedadday Evening, May 4, Mu. . indeed extending that belie, flue the firli Artie lodated note will drew your Lorcifkip. that I which has beta thrown out, is to glee of it would be the perpetual poldifion of m a k, t . P ItaiA• - ' . - • England, in return for a confideration. I to ld /I . I mad certainly was not authorifed to eate r i nt Na Iv , only inducemes for hiving undertakes to r ,. rigagernent of filch a nature, which would m a k e a l . bre tin to your Lon/flip, is to avoid everyfor negotiation one of exchange, indeed of a den tin if precipitation. • The difference will be but Of fatisfaltion and fecurity. To this he reph e . 1, and I hare declared, that I Gee fo many h 1 would n o t ce• thwttsatistbaltaitielosfadid th on at a thi nd s f w ec e u o ri b e t t in wh ed. lch n w a l r t e h q e up- i . is to the plan, that although 1 r folicitatioo to and it, I could give no hope ' rof its beingaccepted as a groutid gf nego. Contial could not aecede to what be ennfidered, a the i . what mull be conhdered by the public and by ' a C , . Trantlatfoo of Indofurs in No. 6e. rope, as the effect of coercion. but if it were poth. till e underligned has - fultapitted to the nil to male the draft palatable, did I thidc'inyfelfin i : cot led his Britannic Mojefly's' Ansharadorli Note Habib in refufing• to du Cu ? I_ WV *th that setiqg . du d indent. - • 'bid et impliance with my indrons. I conldha non er the lad eomMtiatication add:rifted tet hit minced of jollification, aid that I came to bull pi - c y, it it Mordtlifficult than ever to Conceive the dceem dation of abiding ariadly by them. • bat neat, powerful, and•enlightened nation. can toittetided. that by communicating a' proje4 the - gtb take upon MeV to declare a war which Mere y Rated onwlutt grounds we would be wali tl g a accompanied by Bich teary 'calamities; ermelnde"aod that a counter-proj ea •t roinddoo • cede of which would be Co m fi gnificant, , bark of giving . us what we te9emd, could i 6in Ouedion being a midi-able/ocl. refuted a Fall sofmaifion. Tothid, I n d the r Eseellency iota* have bled **lie that the *al of his M • fa anittem b to 4 pay ii• 1 On necttlitref making an agreemcit with the' which' could' the _.. is a no+ rinitowero of the treaty of Arnim. add of id other .•' *ding u is ek • - i awe ; it itig idle/Mae in the execntiels of whfelt the ihahlog lay fetta r 'ottthe . !Oil*, -a: 4 Fraser., , the feeurity for • the future, and "Wit TqPnieldb' to . . 11 ) 101 % 4 '• i ti . I falde of die diplomatic intercourk between nature of the which be new e. f• of t ink of Europe, were fo deeply iderelled. had 'Malta. he 11 r read arr: er aeirellaer 7 . kegfrig AA. t t a. a hi* open the French Government of dig orech tronieft;it waiagrad that propel - al 01011 1 "7 r01)016011 aSamettionlly &bong to liehibmited to me la the ensure of i few h o at I ty Ammo. of Nererthelefs the Vat Con- • 'Tlse *madder of diliday palled Witted Mei/ trimiefor Mb montld to Make every fm.cies' ing any econnitadiadtai from M. de Tahrymad. re Carithe Malotenanctef wou nd not' •At t*oi I *Wail OP, &band of piffports. an. mu tbettloteredoo or* • _ .4;110'_. .. . did W t rab ri al e1'1 614 j e •=6.49.111ed"1te17s The ito plat siduate andidis' &eyes( die . ~ *:i: '. ,_• a* • .lt :EV! . ~ ; propore felting • • .il i Fit* Efoadtt A'r tit' . .. . that die its* Ctioik . , A dy. . . Mild efifthdipi Of out or N. , 411 t‘ , WWitifiat N Be •,•-, ... un Pfs* T *ll**** I tr i t ibaTi ' " '' .4 4 met ' Mintier Tr Y ar t rielraddi - ri I ithei At% a. 'at WY ' : ' ' - It t eriita in v Ot ~ . 4, gartlirtat .,..4,ras in % heir i Tiseind es.• of rh your Kayi . .'•'••: i : .v • . hie ur4 , 61151 'is -am' •v.nitlfeld P. I :be terewareeitard a lititAlite,' y . to sobiroatogni%e 10•40. h et • M ines/ topreparstd a *iodated Copy of t • irate! .. i I • labe•by your Locdflup. and a thou Nate wi Jan Aber lidera:lkb' Jr •skie du*? ill ' whorl • • and dembriou, 64 0 ,4 it i,t0 i e. , . ~ ).. „,. . . itteiney ottention.to accompany thacitimmei' sam it4nfkiietiL iatilaw. '" .' - i tebk!'offoe . al iget tee r ttA ol, .. , ,• ithasensissagsdi*lbisakiltmekkaWfriell""tbge; mikaed P w* .' olineke Edi plena noes t h at e i bet 'm e y e ti, ditapalosi *mat fteCdtwohli I Coo* after listen • ore de:fo o k., d ie llgeh i g a ngek ik tn . * -r e s e w; Mae gene thereho onalkoptatail of •doratteident bur ear:leedima •if bit Majelti amid *Web' Isoffleoend_, _ _ teeekebrke.led l4 ‘ 7 o 4 4o ll(4 -. I gc, ag eta ke e i g es e ea d.b, e , e • tem pbe stro , andernitod IPM it kid emillikely tt thn ..afati illansbailf Maki,- Ada Elope** of "filet Ma. AS Ild: iIIIWIF SIIIII2F : I - oda hesbcooly dovevelga to Whom. iambs siemalee keles•Pre All* se ell!e'. . 4141 . 1 1 g be bite A liikepre, . lie: maid tented that the INS 4 64 4 1 ***• ';`" ' • f .) t' ' : a n ; 1 5A 4( 1 ioldnibiallgueda, wed hit 614efty hat iterhati ' 1 "- "'e -' ili 1 4 .,.. maloifbeendtiosi, AMA* UMeroe offing ' 'Lew can . I Doom amount eon/fent us. tarrifoo Malta. .atikliektN4l4 4 4 011.1111016 3 1.111 10 0 41 01. and do sets tietUrnibtatal his '44llll4 Ottreitt4i 10 wtiniv•ilb ta fikl,ftlf del Nineties ha Odium to die.fabilasettofhie iibMedoblinit#bie o_ l 9o liagt 4 blt teal kit as bis dtimatstm t at; however, the pdal Idtli4ii RU ''w try, ion limed by the French OtOternatenito* m' niad1140.8111141111114 *kW. *' . -si Ari trapanitos is underitoedtePhe top so 18 ' 110 . 4 4 1 . 11 / 1 . di. aladi . . : el o tric m :van of an ankle its a public trairApliyi _, 411.1111MMIludOniMbie ma • Majelly nod ham aright to seaseitt hi the itwe ilie l **o law 4141•11 " *.11.11V. no .of the Mend of Malta for a-definite mum. deffes•-kkiad•Paf i hoi•alarnieue* eselakill Ma ars, his Mbjed wing/At i lt:A . 4c nolo: 'll.l4,4llfilincisolembidh air digaitp4l4ll. • ' Me PA sus • (hag se we raft fie ros) till be ' ' . .b pe'.'l2•._ l . L . •=.l B6 lo# •- - • - • 01 / 0411111 1' S ter Lfeeretartmle I and the akticiellitray ''' • .."•''‘‘ • 'ma lOW* .' •-• • ' it Air. - N, k :to emfairmably to the issebefed phibete "* a In v . ' k itifir to apedient, the fappoad point of hat airrifi of he toe . 14..° ` . . , le Hit v-. 4 4 • Abe mei A goverment* might be &wed: • Vitt' site '' er' 10 • 01111 %i g i on tTi ce of the Wand of Malta wobilnitflae•o.- at ibis it IN , acknowledged. arid the tempotarrectrops• - • 111 ',-', • - 411/ 14411.11 e 10 n .i. " idilli b e o aosol 4l / 6 1 r co:1 • is Hoick , mould be Made to deldtd•il "' ' te2Seepiatelis sopa i rri sae Ira Air of rit glad 1 tereterkla. , • poled • • et S alia la ot greatip *Ms bra _ 6‘'s by your diffeatch, you did orat confider "MN :aell 1 0 0841 . 1 .8. 1 1 411 4 111 ' Mar iadt Os toile sonothoriaot to de fi ler to the French Go.• at l e t e i .n r e sed*** er " nay wee ne Mniset lererridng. The words • a y . t en i al s ea ea= ii iii 11 =, 1/ , 141 :, Me 4bstch were, that ybs"wert to communi. te-. *Ttell/bairee flintm• nil sitadllb Ile• , ia. terms *say, which left Aat 'your difcre.' Pitt blinteldillneleellid ar 0:61 1 01; ' . r i ammuscate diens 'barbarity,. of in, wrifmg. Th..a l Mi filmil* " .l6B.l"Filb."lll4Bl.l.. might judge moll expedimst. You were m a j o r irePolill, 410.41 : "Ipits lb right in communicating them, lb the Ike • • - ' verbally; bat as to much fired has been welti repay Asioaelfir ~ 2 ,.. i. b . 4 1 12= ...daddi . i . c I. Talleyeaad on this dininaion. it is im t` Ennui" f• 11 "- --a -11105..111111, 1111 -4 Ist I ithoollf informs' that bis Ma ell r t n 'o sakke lp, v 4m ilk i mi ri s - a sii i iiiiiii‘staildi 1,4 id nor has say obleatien to yoor delivering be leh iti a," . •' • ~, I . ;-, 3.1 I' '• Hie td project es an dtimillose. oceompenied . . (TFlgliPdfilsllPitli ei Pon i note 'in inirritiog. - ' - '. 1 . rem 4, ••• airaota walkeekirldb II off IMO I'd( f li t li ed) ' . r ..•".. 11 _ ...IT' AN/11160 iminiisidieglib aa. ,iiibr at, • s *teem owe twed•Witatterei th mileri "b e e oemarabore,,elga Molloy incu lawssifom. Ansi Pulo. P4s/ gt. tbs. U. a• 1 , Dio d •- ' . ). - ---.11116 Meleager flylvenkr. as e l meatimedigfiti • • ithe l igl i a l ot e t i e wsibies edeso ha a , •-a civa iteb, returned Pp the 9th at t a **IAA l i ' '•. 4 ' I "Mg an *)• du ( see to M. di Talleyrand. defiriag him to iiblublePfamiim4 *- 111 . 11 . 111111 " 1111 " .. " 1 ""I ll I.y 7 flor what A might oopeaubbieste so biro : •.., illit... 1)1111 . 11 1100 0 11r0 " 1 " 16 " . " "A l l ' ..1. Of dem weir sedimeellett 1• 11:: : 4„ ci oof 07 inimbilima. I Mdived no an. ill .." 9 "/" .. • ' e t . Talki tii: S.ur t Velli itttli OS Arroseriag morsinst. Au- aid se ....4irsi.'4ll"Wilm, Fifa Mate In 7 01*, , Ii ivi iiik064 OW pr '' ea fur- ‘ Wm IrtwftWeeiaier ob tot, 11 ,„ eby year Lag figovoremed by. an r e al"' ell****l t ill '=" l -aso lkne ekamomeamee. 6l.ll.ll. l ''', to Sad a Fitiratn i . fiti: f ga ll i t Tebileyrnad . 1 1l allilai. alliellisist WIM! 0 10111 1 6 aft kt tot to emplemeler l' Ila th e warp . Mai Agee. If thotteniedis j 1#1.6014. 06 Lun sliver it tO 4ii.. Md. ae• is hie Ms 01 -: . 11. A N T /411 "! let ff ie Ave* If was delivers', to M. , • ~, _- Pe T who prmia,.e. ,r.• a f i ts las ebiar.- is niittly a niseard the ter e .palisits• 1 . A fear, Isms* sty& robs. d& Tel :rand ; • * . iltli 7 fund 1 that the falPilY wee 4 tits iffbnaKeY• Ind Lotosolos resseesee sprimik.tarroeste. b-en not know whew she hiimiller..weald be ) el see ow ie wases. Ms I. OMP W.l MU NI bra Asti had mush koise l I Rms. Wis 4. the 4as oimpbTaillialli. • - --- - - - Truk6o6a4 " +; M. &Tar ing, has ' has had no proceedings fnon as yinfliht esi, and Eni in which they that he petal which carom (manly nnthi obey the - Anly reql give him 4' him with TraMbition - "lily Log( to you a , I have the in order pafports you thoul Foreign IQ& 67.—h Hawkelbury, '• The the idea Malta to "My ow refer again proach of five daft, objeftioni fnfe their whatever elation." “The Conful hit st e gh ti llet rw V is , how a great, be willing .* would be sod the `lke ()Nat ” Hit ld tyin violiatlb k g Ilicatobr of France, lie good fi As watione inipoted tralcdittit the Treaty •- fol,`arctifir - of Sacrifice fejt& a Viet I latoreilit end. es The Ph* inked °of State the three Pow r deuce. chili} ribioefifo harm ffian elate' Prato% ' • Tkiiitr St ..P014 1 _ 4, d.ialisalbs ken& leasid:/ 4/Relent Rat • amp, wawa AinnlebisePO"' and anther 4 6 `uvula Gado- the* detaradnados . third= • y'agrapolitiint the iota-tin which hi, T paiktEoo her . of years, her of years listed ia&G bd By a tVitapedieat, .theeach dependence 4.14 be acitiowledged, dim of his Mai lt+Ai palm; " I obfithe yntarfar au -1 vieresmat f d my difpat, eats the towns tioa to COMM' las yna -certainly riy Inliance. et laid by M. portant that neither had the inclofed by a &art Ns tm—lstrielf HaWkf illlf F. The Meitner difpatch, and I wrote nricae in hour eh. purport few that *valise tom to create .-- 1 4 nicti me ' official tote and fat it tines ea deFi fence to the Permit, wi t At half pA I was th e y 414 in lowa,