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In consequence of the refusal of Sir Alexander Ball to surrender up Malta to M. Busi, the Com missary of the Grand Master applied for the Me diation of the French Minister, who stated to him. that there could he no doubt that by the justice and the faith of treaties England ought to ,evacuate the island, and that it ought to be gieen up to • the Order. The French Minister transmitted to the Grand Master a copy of the repreeetitatim he had made to the English Minister, of which the following are the princip.il points : • 1. That th , , independence of these islands, and 7 atravige merit ri-sperting•them, have been plated WO/ g a'rtica;;Si of article N. of the treaty of Antiem, uinler tile protectiota and guarantee of six of the most intlepeorlien Powers of "Europe. Franc:: and Great Britain, who were the eoutfactilig peril, 5, and who have solteited 'the other ?metes to guarantee that clause of their treitv of peace, Cannot, without sandal, be rho first to rk fate tee execute thes.iL aerangernetits, to ensure that independence, and to grant that protection and guarantee. 2-That the invitation set forth in the 13th paragre;ill of the said ArtieleeC. to the other Powers to Beeville to the stippletiuna containedin that article, is only a stark of 'politeness, or an ho nour which these Powers are at liberty to refuse but it is otherwise with treard to France and Great Britain, who have prom's:A fl• Mir protection and accepted the guarantee, by the very act of signing the treaty which contains the arrangements to be guaranteed, who thus have placed themselves at the head of the Powers to whom the invitation was addressed. 3. That the non-contracting Powers may refuse the guaran tee, because it is a burthen which these Powers arc at liberty not to inriperse themselves; but how absurd would it be to be lieve the refusal codld involve and draw the annulling of the Treaty of -Peace, and exonerate from titan engagements the Powers that have signed it. 4. That an attempt to take an advantage of so, frivolous a pretext and so oaring a sophism, in order to (eeline doing what they themselves have consenteal to do, would be a breach of faith unworthy of a great power, and with which England would nut most assuredly sully the page of her hi-tury. 5. That this id the acceptation of an honourable duty, in the supposition that it exists on the part of the non-con tracting Powers, cannot, above all; prove injurious to a third Power, that has been aeknotyledged and sweatily established by the contracting parties, unleis the latter be disposad openly to violate their uwu engagements, the faith of treat: •s, and the law of nations 6. That Russia, Austria, and Prussia, if thy have not actually acceded, as the English Minister iiretetids, to the in vitation made to theni, to accept the guaranty of the is/and, were far- from imagining that by this delay they, would have prevented the re-establishment of the Order .4 Male*, the exe cutionof'die treaty of A Iniens,or compromised the tr:i nq u Wiry of Europe. The undersigned requires of his Exteliency what these Powers will think, when they find that their delay in ac cedieg to the invitation has served as a pretext fur the violation of so sedemn.a treaty of peace. As to the declaration made by the Minister of England, that he had no special instru&ions from his Court, on the subjea of the resignation of the go vernment of the island, or its surrender to the Grand Master,- the undersigned have the honour of observ ing to his Excellency, that in quality of Ministet Plenipotentiary to his Britannic Majesty, the princi pal and immutable rule of his conduct is contained in the treaty itself; and such was so clearly,the intention of his Court; that in the full powers given him, and which he interchanged with t undersigned, it is _positively said—"• You will, on your arrival at Malta, immediately inform Ge neral Vial, that his Majesty, desirous of accomplish ing, with the ; utmost fidelity, the engagement he contraeted by the Definitive Treaty, wishes you to take, in concert with him, the necessary measures fur esiving-effect to the stipulations contained in the 10th article of the treaty." His Excellency might be in vested with another charaCier in that Island ; but the French Republic does not recognise these con tradictory qualities, these opposing duties ; and the undersigned sees, in the persen of his Excellency, nothing but the Minister Plenipotentiary of . his Brittanic Majesty, charged with the execution and the maintenance of treaties. The English Minister has no doubt refletzted duly ;on the csinsequences of an opposition which cannot fail to astonish all Europe. He ought to have seen that this refusal was a manifest violation of the Treaty of Peace, and that the British Govern ment, to justify its intentions, and to give a strik ing proof - of its good faith, ought distitialy to disavow a condu& so little conformable to honour, and throw the whole odium on the Minister who had resorted to it without a positive order. For if, contrary to all appearances, this violation of a treaty, which has given peace to the world, was not disap .proved of by his Britannic Majesty, the First Con sal o the. French Republic would be reduced to the necessity of appealing to the tribunal of Euroee, and then he would find as many allies as there are powers friendly to peace, and jealous of their dig nity, their independence of the rights of Sovereigns, and therigorous observance of the faith of Treaties. The undersigned 4upports, therefore, in the most formal manner, the demands made to the English Minister; in the name of the (; rand Master of the Order of Malta, by his Extraordinary Miniiter Ple nipotentiaty, M. Bitssi: Of consequence he demands the prompt and entire execution of 'the tenth article of the Treaty of Amiens." Both the French 'and English Ministers have written complimentary letters to the Grand Master. The English Minister gave the Grand Master to understand, that it we's his opinion, it might be better for the Grand ,Master to wait at Messina for the decision of the British Cabinet, which h g ro misee to communicate to him as soon as it a and he offered, id tit mean time, a country li se to the Grand Mae' tafLshould lie be disposed to conic to Malta. • ; The Grand Matt served, ill answer to the English Miltistek, ing through the medium of his Lieuteineint, - what was enjoined him by the aeticle of the' re:ity of Amiele, mspectiag the Grand Menet, he Should wait at Messina the evacuation of thilidand, or the decision of the two • Comes: . The French Minieter invited the Grand Mager to mere to Malta teithout deliy' The Grand Master observed in answer, that having performed the duty% imposed ottliiin by-the treete of Amiens, by the presence cfl4,Lieateftunt at Malta : he must look 401 every -othor proeeedirg as unseasonable at the present moment, end Abet Ire weeds wit 4 Ntessia4, db. degiaioie of the Courts--Aleieir. o ' " . TWs D.tv is published, in a convenient Pocket.Voitiine,„ price bound, a New Edition,. being the Fourteenth, of DRACT ICA I, MEASURING made easy 1 to the meanest Capacity, by a NEW SET OF TAELES, which show at Sight, the Solid or Super ficial Content ; and consNuertt!y the Value of any Pi.ce or or Quantity of isluir,:d or I%) .nd Timber, be it staudin4 or fejeot. Also of Stout!, Board, (Aim, &e. made Use of in the erecting or rena.ring of any Ritild:ng, &c. 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