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

SUPPLEMENT } TO NO. 000 Or THE STAR and I an glad to End, that cot whit pdepore f know not), he. had reprefente the itifiruitions t. General Andreoffy 119 much more abfOlute and of fenfive than they really are. I found him to-day entirely difpofed to give ME another opinion, and to convince me that the Firft Confol l far from with• ing to carry matters to extremity, was defirous to difeufs fairly and without pafflom a point, which as forming a part of the Spanills Langoe, uniefs the he admitted was of importance to both countries.— property of the Spanifh priories ie reflored to them; He repeatedly allured me, that m uc h as th e Fiat the non-eleltion of a Graod Maßer :—thefe drain'. Confol might have the atquifition of Egypt at heart, fiances would have been Rafficient, without any he would facrificc his own feelings to the prefer vation other fpecial grounds, to have warranted his Majetly of peace; and henceforth leek to augment his glory in fufpending the evacuation of the illand, until tome by improving and confolidating the internal fitua tew arrangement could be adjußed for its fecurity tion of the country, rather than by adding to its and independence. But when it is confidered how,Poirellions• (Signed) w. . greatly the dominion, power, and influence of Frans Riot Hue Lord Hawlceibury, Sze. ite. &e. No. 41.--..TratiOatiott ot the tom frooi General Andreoey to have of late been extended, his Majefly mull feel th. t Lord HawkeiborT, dated March to, tgo3. he has an inconte(ible right, conformably to the prin ii The underfigned Ambafr.dor and Miniller Plesi- ciples on which the treaty of peace wasnegrietated and ootentiary of the French Republic to Hie Britannic concluded, to demand additional acurittes in any new Meiefty, has received from the Fan Capful. exprefs 1 arrangement which it might be neceftary to make orders to require from be Britifh Government fomr ' with a view of affeling the real objets o f t h at treaty. explenation. refpeding the protracted occupation of the And thee confiderationa, fufficient as they might be Ifland of Malts by the lilt Tioops. He had hoped I In themfel'ves to juflify the line of condo& which that verbal communications would have been fufficient to I xis Majeßy had determined to adopt. have received, h a v e produced fatisfaCtary expoGtions, by preparing the dditional force from the views which have been re- way for the mutual conciliation of minds and Uttered:, i l eently and unrcfervedly manifelled by the French a coo d u e w hi c h h as b een ptefcribed to him by his ar- ' Government refrain; theturkith Dominions. and dent zeal for the maintenance of harmony between the 1 the Blonds in the Adriatic o l d w hi c h h ave keti in ai m° Countries, and of the Peace of Eur le, objets of real Slew aelatifsel h 1 She Fee C." 1 " 11 0 es hie "iervieevithe foliettrde of it e French Government : But the ~„,kbp ar g m aiketry),—views which are directly re -r onde heed ,kirks be can oo longer delay complying ' pugnant, not only to the insist. but to the Letter of with the inftrudions he had received, and be has there the Trdaty of Amiens. fore the honour of addrefEng the following obfervatioos J • 44 From the polifoript in your Excellency's letter, to his Excellency Lord Hawkellsory, which recal to it appears that a preljee was in contemplation, hy'recollettion the fpirit and the leading teatures of the verbal i which, according to the declaration of M. Talky. - communications whim he has previoutly. made to him. I tend, the integrity of the Turkith territory would be *By the conditions of the fourth paragraph of the *cured, fo as to do away every eaufe of doubt or loth Article of the Treaty of Amiens, the Eng% I uneaGnefs either with regard to Egypt or to any troops were to evacuate the Mad of Malta sod its de. ' 'other part of the Turkilh dominions. His Majeßy peadencirs three smooths after the exchange of the ' will confider the communication of fuck a projea as ratifications. Teo months have elapfed Gnce the ra- I indicating a difpofition on the part of the French Go- tiGestioos have been exchanged, and the Engligt troops 1 ,ernment, to afford him explanation and fatisfac• are Rill at Malta. The French troops on the con-' don refpeeing Tome of the points which have been wary, who were to evacuae the Neapolitan and Palm! 1 the (Ikea of his reprefentattons. But after all that States , have not waited the expiration of the three has pail - ed. his hiajeßy cannot content that his troops months which wore granted to them to withdraw, and &mid evacuate the &ad of Malta, until fubflanual have quitted TAPCIMIT, the Fortifications of which they Vicinity has been provided for tilde objets which. had re-enablithed, and sh:re they had mile/led too under the prefent orctintliances, might be snateria/47 pieces of minim What can be alledgad in juttifica:' endangered by their removal. I am, &C. of the delay 4 evacuating Malta ? Hu not ibi tenth . Jib fiaesUasty Lard Whitworth, ke. Om NawsgssuaY• Ankle of the treaty of Amen provided for . ayery No. er*—" Rota, =ea.. _a goL r . "My toord—l raw M. de Tulle !eget thing f . And the Neapolitan troops bang arrived . .ontleir what pretegt do epere of England nip remain Mire? Is' and acquittscintyrelle your Lordekill i ‘ 'llama 61 "7 it ill the Psiteiimatneritad to the 6th Puabrapla II recapitulatedlite . Friral argnmenut therein •con tained, d wo w ag pernon i nf i r on the open flood o f h u a pos ve i s h t i na l t .. lecrioted the, guaranty which it der#Ted Om this Woos a condition that relives to sad ,befitz Aolicia bah. the lirft Contiti's dews in Elope I and tiotieluding the evacuation of ehr mod , with the reiblution of his Majeltr oat to lithdraw i h udy l est ijoe of insist, : Rosi .. 1 . he5.. .. 4. his troops from Malta. until &Inc icons' : 6 " 14 .rosy a fin& Iliiheilty insist, ia Om awn* * * ,t4e s bc given, that by fo doing Lis Majefly ficiuld. poi , ( to , of the r ~ v 4148110 th e roodi !spore the &tetra( hit own dominions. ' Ole, • • o gland. Pfdf titiOarri . itssa .. . .. Hillard * with great patience, ad In NU* • , - ii, .. . e .... , :we i. t . the • • i indis q uio.cd,:ig to ri ne le tplthat' 0 14 , ri Aiti bi l v - I 4 7 4491' tomlmA)* ens which sit ia ime i., r ' 'Ametoli . tpith . ' 4 4/4 • 7 gm fiirlitTraite'imainiatiatt Pf . atil t . Irea7, is Cedes:hire tho Aerqd Of a 'had , ittet sirg u ir ra llii* . 1444 ill "P r t ' ' ' moadv; illfi r ei t t;llo,,ipard. n at Ate - ~...„ „“ l• Dot din t . 4 4 * am .- who are to tioWthi cf naiis . (t) as to ilPiefliallt to jo "1040 its attain 6rransemtets of the Ord, ' . . . — itiaolild , ibett w ~,,.....,...,..„,,,,N , ..,....„..i.,.. •. 'a %et told him that what WM Ilk it'Abticular joie tofu,, it , teoeio . ,_ ~ iiri t ssimir, mikal 0 statioer - qacited die attention of yodiiroortfibip, in e mot e . W ee4 4lv .. . . 4 . th e . . owei ... igi_y f iall perm was the aditratee he*bed liven me •br th e ' v4, 1. 11, a5 • • ' .11 ! . 11e dkaring "p it glionc projed being in contemhithin i • wherebi os PriffsahnOieds OW ' ' , - i ' M. -die - bi $94 - t bd ttAt* of - thiTutkini Empire 'Would ha - it b equities tallt,Tit ' ‘ ' ' 'Ovary' . 'in all its r" 'to remove -..- doubt isde d ,t s wi lati. 10 * - 0 . • . 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This. . bias melt be the fable' it 0 dee Negoaawas tats "'huh we ewe willhig toaster s old I trotted the ale notch Goveroaseat world Mai iota it the (ease•tetaper, l itei 4 t ...4 dial Batik* iii, t%•,w .cii•to be Mb *pea* kilt* _ lhol* %Pith whit- At #f litegottir, hal fberto tg e ostrillsos to imam, the awip ar A's ' ,•; avo o if" of r A il, f 8 - 4 to ant r otliet ;sii 6 .. efoierigiteeft • il The :'$ li.:' • , • "cher to us WO*, Itie .40,,fe1• 4-wat vt~o 7 '.* ibir oar% *a they ere* thoiteifboisa 'l e ."' " 4 " to renew to . 11i temeetoot.t7,qeq.sor.,lo*frai sr, mg 00fmk ne.4 ay*, IWorelf er**, tyketibp ebof.deraskia. f Sysedt ~ ; 14 valeepirfr•. NrililiPMN Vt. 4 14 nbp:e* n g s hifili. 4.... '4 My Ldralitlielettf e . . 4 4 11 1 Mkt' dry rfirlyfr . l i. fillb *WM*. ry i . - ' 4 ,lm &ORA of dii 'itt4 - -- - - 42 V 111 _ JpAimiifa :a Diu Haw tif: shirr, ,thae the 111 . Cosral. who va oa the vomit of eoaeorlias ,14110111 1 1. Iliwald be seder she 'we'll's', voodoois t +; 'react arm, io.that County. • '%. ' • • • - i , 1 VI. w It is nidie tale award swarermite V al this. aka Nit Tira 0041 Ilisokl feed a hob tome ono hal tio infer oectyy, is ether elateity. the politica a( .7otesotathi aol• VII. 4 lead strain. sod anahts whls fo .each *laity, *ill compel niece to pot ber armies ow the war ellibliihment, a Rep fo imprison, as catutot fail to all Europe. " The torah of all there movesersts will be to irritate e tho Cessation *ill ewe. Fresco will have bent cowipolltd. to take ell tbefe paceetimia is coofegaeoce of the Illoildlt anitemeate Od oevenhidefs every mesas will be takes to cache the Xi- sea Natio' 4 the neer - -%, that Treece thallium- - ' iontion. The whole . . if V‘. hilafthi de en... _ ....e &pa. rations in'Aiie ' t 4 irithee'andarbieb. thought ifiksaia for eel° . • . might, to elte ef&At bfa tipttsktvettstnetl * tatte r pf 4he &hie deif.itt, Ms Itfajelty had it talk-trotter to had a htytfles OF :bodt Hoe of • and die hese teal dare ti ammillise. whkh was law, Whiled by his Itajears "hf: d*Talleyeaaa wow ithewidlobe g thatehe Pr& CemAd had, five er days ago, -ordered iollruaiees tb be fist to General Aadteeiry. by which he was to - • ' -- aufWa oa 31114170e0sieseel WI As . obliged SI pet thostidiee :der• mat far their aerosta t asd We silk eves Mare the war • ha 4s a doe :411= lOreighess the rhsle eitt4lafttit CliSlitrke 7 GM Noah 411111. ''''... • " ' „ LH ... require an immedia ie ., and q t to the plain queltinn—Whether his :►jeB y wou l d or would not caufaMaha to be evacuated by the Britt& troops That be eancladed this communication was already Made, and thia he szpeited to teats the re/oh of, it in a very few days adding, that all the Fill!! Conful wanted was to know precifely on what be bad i s liiiillan fi1e0604111146 icitrilli • void of oitisie; tie - " ." 41 . 1 9 4411 1iat lif Pohl% lusi the tetra of lashitz e o r f iisebini.batienty be con fi ne% with emits Prowls_ da.Pl ttatilaelie hetwees fads a eau of a hit C he s s e, mid the fesorkr of his do. th"W" eeetreolyfortseiteif Ittot MOM* il a t if i es ,. im a m t h, a m c f u ch a , w di inan if e * . N As to the Migrantes. at , iiiiiel4 %esti% is sods t his MORI'. difpofition for the prefer ration of c. He &illogic bisie!ly i s uteri% we haw sot ofi I a Ili/Where en setts% your Lordihipery thanks &O r/ the tit kve MO &lease i fee it miss be Wittig appritut int of shit eirsounannsi by a' - ' &Cs Mile inteetinn ea hare sinned is _ *(Pitioo .ll 4 ll . 4 Ih' _ - - - ------ _ td &pia, • t wee ttai r ii 1 p ini - d . b ows , e , . on r i ng " t o lie. Ru ed of modegilla eninetela 'ef the 'Drily et o•I could set help halesting this precipitate t e a . Talleyrastl, at two o'clock, djarthe was 'already 6: Aoat sal*. Oa Polilliaa at a Mime ariosameat• rum. fine h could sewer no good po_rpolk and foreseen!". He entsjalt fi tting out to communicate Eataloe wow lame do it ie rah to attempt the would only ternd to introduce into the diftorms in. it ft dii Ib4 Cesilbt, isda ender confider. djaalthetateat of Flaw. bat mot to Intimidate her." humour and offended dignity, is the place e l diri" able 2= e& 'tla dm to his Cabinet. m.. 0. oh* Mem ta. tam. Route rtafoning. I begged him, however, to be and , be told me be wee peeled for time, he If f. _Laid - -Tho ateireolar Maim *am es &Au rdhy nib Ogletree!, and to prepare - the Fird Geed, me meet fdikied me to relate thocircundlance without inter.( e e r LP itche L ef _, that__ dam , .___ and eatiirttetti,____ istermetwi tle Sandat I with awn oppofitinn to his wall than be bad bees re. Res. I endeavoured to Make him fen fi ble that this ea w i ;L id 'ill' Ira '"` !men" spas. as a ka toe Ake which his Ma untamed to on fimilar occafions. eamMerenes airily Preetatteale7, and not in the 4elty's meehge bad prodeced es the Fird Cadet. At the a. I told him, that his &Nay was willing to ell kill degree intended asaMenace. I concluded my ____. __,_,. ___ ,_,, at _,._ , . . rah the pen" ill difpute with faints& mid condom, ollfeimmons by repeating that it was merely a Imo- 7.7' 1 7:b"i l'•• 7_ 7. "n ,V,'" .. mg . r i , but certainly sever would be intinsidate thu d if w ins:i ma m- ( welt ers ef aulying hlf fico .s rity lx .f t o b rded eolts e: f die rtamee ansame and tat H s o r a tt eiee. "` e. aele hiad r .e b F g e_ sei e : by :E fk i t i hae r e . 0ne. e .. 1 i ' l l' ha e r sn a" re a l e y aewsaingalleta , 4 ma 'seemed letters Irma ed 4itliefel werto I thaen:escei repeatedly eftbe two aged, he &odd eabattiall at the falle "aro 'bath" ace eeell the* "I T -- 'hip ". t . wo ."7 eays ego. He Immediately hid. your LAM prepare the Foil Conflattor the coekquences which annehnests beat si meteoric's es they aste wm. th e very a dfo dem mei No 1 , caskt naturalb , be 'incited from this Rep. and thus cireriallasece of rlei fir* Confers isdios to a you are el so go to W.f. 0 a IS- Prtvete the Welt of any fudden got of ill•hunboor. amplest fs mellderably his army in time of Peace, V ed ' we ate too feer ' hie o f the advantages of Peace.— fle was m idmit that there could be any wield Mee been a fen end fufficient motive for loch N ees he teseeetild he , d to e i i fait. t kit h P et te in saf Pead:r obiover ßaina' of Furl Conful than of a cos- mindere of procantinn. i p 4. a 1 4r lefeb founded as te pretended oM. de Tar/rued Maw ieferemed Me that be w • °Oiy. C'es ei deli map.—Mais, laid he , roes rooks tpra e moors nein* amiss. et sous ah . Z e ferces.-1 told toed IAN:" natal ael a aisted wa t ithe ha " I that a Mei " hien that was W.' far mum bas M• . a isteathous' . .: 0 43dtteieverallIon ended bare, dad I wait the gee had that monis, artimsd , who bad bloogbt . k i e 0 ,„ .., 00 , 4 4 es c oon m ore l sad the Ch. talks *Whit of amoral Andseolly's koinnenicatiun wi th a mmy of the nap. whirl be coissunieAted t A &„‘ w r i, were a tm . „ lbw se a ae mese, the Mena lempstience.—l base the honor to be, Ike. man I meld draw from bin so reply whatever tag ( Si g ne d le a 1 ""T il • illii Cerina43os‘ Ha coefieed biota biddy to as me, end fad as them. Les Athens realest 1. m P. & In the mural between the writing aid aroma 'did' he has fo repeatedly pads. that ens sr& font les premiers k wirer rq*e, je liars . lla emente. ls me oefpres the traehribing the shove difpatch, I have taken was so feembitiel whatever for the alarm L s t another opportunity of being M. de Talleyeaed. / Wae felt by Ilia Maisity's araiLacni that the FAA 'l6 Lls fast darkness I lee senor de ent crepe pa mire. C IL 1 thgf Ple:dc ; that fie had no tfiougiire *fiat. He dire Melt tit Moot, levet oaf attacking his Majefty's dominions, unlefs bitch to me, and refereed 'forced to do fo by a commencement of holtilities can be called, by &kr' on our part ; that he (hould always confider the Be began neam•-'Pori mural to rziocuate Afalta at foch a commencement of belle- des mefares de precut ties; and that as we bad hitherto hefitated to do fo, de ligne dam' Is pots he was jttftified in adopting the meafures which router voter, j'Arrnerel might eventually be necelfary. He difclaimed every naive, je me bertf ai r idea of the Armaments fitting nut in the Dutch rla France, mats j. ports having any other deltination than to the Colo• boa, raid I, ei rion so nies, and concluded that for his part, he cnald not bonne intelligerce avec Comprehend the motives which had neceffitated a trai 6 replied het Mali retort to Inch a meafure on the part of his Majefty's les tra.,Es ifs en Grunt Government. He was too much *gnats " He then cleared leave to go to the Fiat Conful, to me ong she conveofat promifing that he would let me know the refult when fwer, sad he retired to we met at dinner at the Prtiffian Minister's. He did lilt not come there till near (even o'clock, and when we "Itisto be remarked rote fromdinner, he conk me afide, and informed me, to b! overheard by two ' that although the Firti Conful had been highly in and I am peibta led tated at the unjuii fufpicinn which his Majeily's Go. l fon, who did not feel ti vernment entertained, yet he would not allow hirnfelf conduct, sod the total to he Co far mattered by his feelings, as to lore fight of decency, on this oceafioa the calamities which the prefent ditCuCGon might entail " I prepare taking the upon humanity. He dwelt much on this topic, and Mr. Talleyrand on this I explained the meafures to which he thould be obliged " I have the to refort ; he Paid, that if England wifbed to difcufs ( fairly, he wifhed the fame ; that if Engl a nd pre. Right Honourable Lard liar pared for war he would do the fame ; and that if No England fhould finally det e rmine o n hssftilities, hel as —tune of a Difpatah " Whitworth, dated tent your Exeelle truited to the fupport of the French N a tion in th e castle of honour :Ind of jultice. It was in vain that fenced to me by Genet I repeated that England did not with for war ; th a t inilent' and a Copy of peace was as neccifary to us as it could be to France; day by his Majefty's comm; that all we defired, and all that we were contendin No. g' for was fecurity ; that every thing proved to us that " The underligned, that fecurity was threatened by the Firft Conful's tary of State for Foreign views on Egypt; and that confequently.our refufal King the Note of his Excs dor the toth inftanr toevacuate Malta was become as much a neceffarr. fa" In of obeying the corm mature of precaution, as the defence of any part turnip of his Majefty's dominions. To this kind of rea• gan official anfwer ed feels it neceffary for I foning, M. de Talleyrand oppofcd the moderation of repeat the explanations the Full Conful, his great self denial, and his deter. given on more than one mination to facrifice even the molt favourite points to General Andreoffy, to his fincere define to avoid a rupture. M. Talleyrand, on the fin "M. de Talleyrand now told me, that, in order to points which aar tt facilitate my communication tithe Firft Conful's fen • can have no difficulty in timents, he would communicate to me a paper which fador, that his Majesty he had that morning drawn up with him ; that it was pot to be confidered as any thing abfolutely offi• defire that the Treaty of cial ; that it was a memorandum to affift me, but to a full and complete peffibl fuch as I might, if I chode, tranfmit to your Lord. beene for him to cons (hip. I sow =lore it: I have the honour to be, founded on principles be. (Signed) wit irworrit. have been invariably appl a tin* Uses' Lewd Hretketbery. &e- lee. Ike." dent treaty or convention, Neu tertole, referred to in No. 0-.—Tranilatios. negotiated with reference I. 1 ! II Hii Britannic Majesty is his miffige meas. of the different parties, to (peak of th e expedition of He.voetnuys , all ,be world tatoprnerett by which they keens thitjt was defined for America, and that it its conclufino ; and that sma oa the point of failing fur its deftiaatioa, but ie of engagements was fo midtown et of Ail Itajefty's mefage, the embarkation of either of the parties sad petting 'to fee are about to be coomermanded. I compaa itfelf; the other II: es If we do sot Ream; fatisfaeleity explanation toilet law of nations, to repefling thefe armament , . in Entitled, and if they obtaining Bitisfidion or 4 afhially calm ?Inc it aural dud the Fwft Cenral tie] di ff erence which fnch , Braid "Orel so, tai awe into Hallam!, Gage Hollan d made in their relative fitnatiou is amadoisittii thipOseifage. • was a cafe to which this iii, ', ll l torn the NI46 etbeipi being Cottony, is it with peculiar propriety, ?a ' in encaropmeot saM its ( *feed as the of Peace; for be mirStifti°Th rootOri rover ; rid e aloreeleari that additional bafirooe merely rbpofea bee% p fi b Vlore' troops Which 'Weil already ciaUr wood to. in an of &fat, is erefor tis fnes,neninneark Geo•ernisene l via. deg dl, as. 'Pit• la :siasniaia so 4 iiati fi ra aeditaliafite dire motif erageris fir i PoOtil*: .1 • • • rimiry mar 4 Francs stai • . ithouraitlet tat Cold draaM ardor (wildcat proof that the vela acra..aa-liir bused at Calais, mad ire difiatai have been conchaded in ofthinge for the ineafiire, potation wits to be eakulatect acquifitions of Franeest that t• renee of the French Government of Europe Sacs that period ► • r. 4 to Switzerland aid deem wasj e uaranteelby Va u vebeet osel t erly renceinstibitts • ularly dlok in Italy, lf atnd loereafed the power . sendd be warranted, tonfillentil tii Treaty of Pam acquifitioah as a t. • of the power of France. , ansious to prevent • ID and defirout of POWS of Europe, as far **mien *ng to have waved the r- Of the 4i :a kh me l ee a ' - 4VaRs e of ' * ready to Veto the tree emotion IdaArtie* i the . g to its tames, having by eircoostimmes which I ftawn to emstrooL Whit , y thee feotiments of so end prepared to replete to them. hi 6 summon was he • .e very extraordinary . Colonel FiebaALM to the kin. tontains the moll unjuftiGabie charges again& his *Odes the Officer commanding his spina the Erica army and charges wholly dealt as woaldAave warranted that fatiffailion. which V dependent Powers,:a a , expeffifromenelsother. It. the higbeli degree injuring@ .. 1 jely'cdominions. and diredl , terly i aconfaliwit wit h, the V of Peacecoacheded between , Government. His Mak*, Iris accordingly direeed :., rtit= to the French Goamrnment. be tilled fqr by intimations der • by the difclefure e I ' gond faith. and bighl7 hispanic ; and as a deli I by the French Government ' melon of Malta. Lord V accompany this reprelentation on the part of his Majek mter into any furtherdifenffit was expeeed. that fatisfaaory _ • - Peed, hi a fete in:dotes he Cage rasa the c(inverfeion, if fee& it &tiling perfonally civil to me. i oriuni des arreemeas i Centre Hsi ' t. nom ? Je n'at pas un feul tailing' its de Fiance ; mais G vow rat a 4 ; G vuus *ogles *Oils i! . mai. Voot power peat-e re knsais l'intitnider.—On oe you- r l'aune. On voudrott vivre ee I elle.—ll fain done refpr der les Iheur a crux qui ne relpeticot jam ,t refiaonf.lalr a 'ou'e l'Euiope.— tted to make it advkable for me 'ciao; I therefore made no as- ,o Pets apartment, repeating the d that all this paled loud (sough bun gred people who were pie- d that there was not a Gntle pet- ! the extreme impropriety of hie I wain of dignity as wall as of , i ' a . e Gra opportuanty of fpeakiog tie . fubjea. 1 to honour to be, &c. •goati) .• WHIT woars.'l ~ tawkefbury, Ste. Ste. Ste." talik trout Lord Havikeilbary to Lord ' fated Mach ts, it 803. lency a Copy of the Note pre- eral Andraolfy on the Tenth the anfwer which I have this commands returned to it." es•—rsera. i . • i his Majeßy's Principal seert. r Affairs, has laid before the .xcellency the French Aruba& it. • mmands ofhis Majefty, by rip- er to this Note. the underfijrn- him to do little more than is which have been already e occalion by himfelf verbally I 1 and by Lord Whitworth to übjeft of the Note, and of the ! to he connefted with it. He 1 n alruring the French Ambaf- has entertained a molt (lacer* i 1 cif Amiens might be executed manner ; hot it has not been confider this Treaty as having ales di ff erent from thol e which pplied to every other entree- :inn, namely, that they were ice to the aftualfirstiejjafrimos and to the nearin or Imilie ley were hound at the time of ' ) it if that Rate of poteffinefand. I materially altered by *aft as to atat the nature of the er party has a right according to interfere for the purpoli of it eompenfation for any 'fet- ch afts may have fubfequentlg fitoation ; that if there ever is principle might be applied . . r, .it wasthat ofthe late • , - 17411• was eondofted oó '' ' 11ii '' Melly, bat -' " • algid note. ,6 the it • . 0 , ..t • ia, mot/ . a *Mg . r aw - , poi she Csitsimet. . h. t il ,liv" t comps!! was' • ••• .. •or 1 libation to ilia HIV , ' i '' ineaktreofhis Maj . .c . • lenlate& With Mik to the '' 4 1 it that time; salif litiefes' s" . • vernmelit iwtheimitird sifFiAOX ':' plod I if their itittrp6AilsS CAW' ' 1 grid Holland, whofe ''''l ly them at the rime tithe '''", .. Peace ;if theactpillitToriti ' 'PE .. mein various Neer ''''4 . • '. r, hart ea 'the' ' ? '';'' tote of Prance, his' 111 r • ." 7 • :valiantly with the ! '' "" in claiming equivalenti Valet"' eounterpoite to the aligniaik t 7 ; ' France. His //fiddly. ii. ft eat all ground of Mil* e l f confoliiictint Issbeit •11 areal &be kii • • .vur the pretentious he nsW "" drib nature; abass'itie " ; • . . tire Treaty hale bets— li. t . his part. fo be would .., led into effeel an 'trail ' . '7. e intent and fpiriedf the i. ". 1 of that arrangofisent. a ." g been rendered impradi '• ' 1 , E it was not it his Maid hilft bit biajelly was +Anatol ; ' ' moderation and A tbetrasce. late his conduit ip eosiformity "' was partietilarly attracted by • publication of the el ' •• I be Fir* Contd. This - utjuftifintile inGnuatiana .. . ijefty's Government; swine , 14 his Soma in Figypt..andb , 7 sa that 90arser: iatisinwillill.• • *we of lisuodatiOs, aedalllbq • • sod his wooly is dPereselleir on oceafton. of this hatamtills• .7 I Ascent amity. haves tight tw , ltditElefes•nsoreover • rte wails .... riots' to the totem** of his M. ' .. directly repogtx.ant to, mien. be (pint and knee°, thetz s z two bisMapillyandthe • i , .. sidles. Antbarador at Buie ed to mak.* filch a repnefeana• vernment, as his Maielly'fidt •atations of the nature abbess • ' awe of purpofes inoostiluan . . ligbly lajunous so the Were*, claim bad recent, bees maw • sent on the fabled of the eves- • I Whitworth was inkrudlad to • efentation by a &amities ...' lajefly, that before be could I ifeallions relative vadat 12011. .* midatory explanations ihnsill • I Iv it. as Lad art Old. bat age and was :Lr.. sties riorr. riej ,tat OM" aer'