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your Lord.liip slit consider ae widen, adatemni to Toon/elf, u as the rule of y•or condu3 in boy tosicrenatet, which, in cinnotation with him, you allay. Irate with Ilonsieut Ta;ley ' fend ice Gem - NI Clarke.' sod, s tn atty dense. of douht 'het mar ocur, it i , He tlajetty'leple7sure, ilist.osir Lonithv should be 'titled 17 Lind Lauderdale's oponinorformed, as it teal oe. so the Cones% knot/44dge of-the motritients and virearlillt His Ileijesey's I am, dec. (Sldi-bd) C. J. VOX (No. Iprrl• Copy of a Dispatch from Mr. Socretaty rot se the tad of Yarmouth, dated Etrenincatrict, Autos( 3, 1806 MT Litlt 11, Downing-wrest, Aug 3, teed I was u to detain Lou Lausb-rdale for the purpose of replying particularly to the unfounded •allegationa of M Tabeyrand, which you have recapttulated in your Dispatch Of tho 30th ult Bill some ',Matt ar. there niention,d, which cannot he left without an answer, such, indeed, as 1 trust ypur Lotellop has shreds fleets to them It Is nue, s.-tried he that Minister, that when the demand was made fit Lord Lauderdale's pasim-t. there still remained hem a blank paseport, tote of the two sent here some tu roe op s fore your I, , addlip's arrival, when it had been pjapesed ear iii • • to treat veporately from Bone That proposal having fallen ••• the rotund, the circulate...ince of oar Arum still as possession ' ..f the I •sas 0/1•101WrI••okot ; but tern it it had oteurod, won, do , tht would orolsaLlt have riven, how far it might he sit different a state of tiling., to snake use of it for //tnd In erlimtale, without woo. piesimi communication of Mato an intentioa This who!e matter it, however, very ion - ?merino: The principal point to which 1 feel it necessary to latest ,• th it pert iJf M. Talleyravdt languege which imputes to Hilt cniietry needless Ailey, in the NeJsciatime, acid • holes TO that t• 100 ttio tillable ineWorol pursued by Franc• in (a-rainy, and elweliere In the nittrostutns even to Lead Lauderd a le, tl e repeated aregiversatotis of F rat ice, divine tits Neg 4 , ation, are detailed. .s era n ttiroiee, alone, At it decay has Atiren. sir Lordship truly Steel,. Vaal The °trees made through If Wets 110 Chiefly AA UlleoulsoCanv expresser', that the intwation of tto French Cover meta could not be doubted. Lathe' were ert sooner made than departed trove,. 101110 Ar s e e.wfelswee eft r sour Lordship's retain N France, Sicily war Aususurt.rt le the formes ..errs, a had boon ilietiiictly dts taloa d, ve..l I's, -1..-110114 ne WOW la deniatidoo. pas. S. units la pros-diors rile pour oft auginenter do beau. coup Ie• dtlfecul es " This d •mand, the . eforc, could not hare been foresee°, bring in coi , t adoction to their own assurautes; and otir Letisitio could only L,ke it ed replerailual. This tortioc• a dewy atJoboralell to France. Our answer wa. irn !stator sod distiott The new demand was declared to b • a brea...tt .1 t . • ioincipleof the ptopused Men in its most nominal putt To Oiir rt. • cavil tars the subjset of full powers, tie. We'll scot 10 yd y ; but with an !tines. Mitiliethei mu; to use t ' -n., • tr met. le produce them forma ly, till the French 4.3o,e•smeat 01.444 reuru to its lower crooned respefling Swat Tour Lotdship .t..t d the. to M. Taber rand, and iota remised, in return, a pre: sal, of g.ving to tilt tlai,ste, or • he Kies .1 Naples, the Ha..s r•isrilli 10 lieu of Sicily ids Krieg: again a tirepomtion eotarely new, could only be re. ▪ for HSI Majesty's con.ideration. On the tory neat day aA•res mama:, it was de,tdeslly 'elected here; and, so I. tie Inv* we disposed to rt-1 p, that the Sarno. Olipatell conveyti . •is ens Has Majesty's orde r if tie demand ot 'r pentium( in. to desire your pareeorts, and return to Tap mod. • te ton order you , Leiriehlp informed N. Tielerand, and its este ante art deleted ...11. by a ftesh proposal of exchantes brought forwent eft Frai.ce. and supported n. Kuria., Mi. Mater, a. oltadilig the e•m..s by which Hi. Mapes.. 'event . p,event, ansounit other Hulot , , vie chases: nteduated to ltd: 11011- v. N. T.4i,yr..od. it a ,ors a. now minesents Ito. tom. *suet .10401 is the L owing ic•••:.• 1 •• We told you, that -f * let tad bowers, mid art cat I rester into Nero:Pomo, we vosoid pot •ups the arrangement is Germ. •s." AI Talievratads reel ▪ rie•i-avian is 1.. be assn., its you. lasidsiu;" D.-Nt•en of arse 11th J. Iv, in •tven Pat -ars. :nag thaw ebony,. were d• Marna' ..S1 span, but siaou,d not be ptmliMed if p...e• took plow." fiat Dispttel, wits esesteed here op the 12:h ; and en the Ittn, in dee 1 v.o.stton of Trisfe wear •oess. in whichever form dm were moseyed, the GOVIWILL Treat ea were bath signed and psalm hod Trey must of tonne hem Dews Twomated, it least on.. day 'aellawe What NI Tsllr•r•nd therefor* calls a reasonable time, ▪ to your Lmdship. b COoso;t your rme t rroment, was Y the rinse leery. tiirhours,even soppesiot the utmost pos -1 Obit expedition to he made be the Mesa-ogees mend Porn taslsort, and nn ae. dent or d-'av to occur by land or sea. These dates wtl undeuhteery a .t lace eseimed your Lordship's • shwitton, and will ham *masted via ie re in,, in the most Bmisive manner, the unfouoded pretence. ha when the French Oseernment wk• to sitelost • to delay en our pat t, the rsorots of is men jui , e, and reuested breach of promise. Tip- whol.• of out illteteoerr• w.th France bears, indeed, so 1 CV ASTI a ..-harseter from that of delay, and the whole of the iltilsiestondittatii this, as in every other haunts, is marked by Go tnto. striking of ots of his desire to avert, men he the gre,a.e.t sacrifices, such calamities as ha ti now •ceused of pro bacmg. that your Lordship mae, pdstps, have fe!t it leas iieraaary la enter into a particular refutation ea such a Charge • F L b.. 1 after the evoerti.oce which, in Viva Negotiation, wit have %PI re condott of oho F.•nris ii3OVernrilent. it IS of the both nt ciutequ-iice iiut to sutra such imputation' to i•ass °iced. and, by ttioagatd i , to acquits attic - lath and ear- _ seiney. - Of the subsequent proceedings. no exn.ana ion can be per mats . It h_d ant b--a decid , d hew, that in the event of the allure cu . Or. Ru ..an Treaty. the Nederietiss, on the port of this count,. sh ,, uld be poraimd on any *thee basil hut that of the stviet sue prude ',VI the enceptaan of 11 'lever. Tie K. &mien of adm - r•mg IRON the pi...dailies of equivalent for Sitly, had heed afophrd on:, in conga, mars of Al dUalard't demo, and In rat Jet to maintre, it it had been pemble, the %alien of maned and anaassnes between Great *imam and Rule a. let he thv production of tent Lordship% fen none's. He Mined! eas in taint,' ion 14edded to continue th•Negnclittort. Ii was ' h." indeed proper that a loth Pitt shou'd be added to tsar L'advhii.i, and not an instant has been lust in, giving ellvet art-tool:no ; nor hat sow romid-rahie occia red .nt tho w it , v. eyeepqm the simile point vs/ wetinc the passn..it, oh , ch I lieveoesulaineJ in- lite ontees id tine flitiattch. 1 am, de (s.gutd) e. J. FOX. T 4.1 kV"! ) Coo, of a Tropatch from . the Ea , l of Lauderdale to Mr. liireteury Fox, dated Paris. August 6, 111J6.—Received August 13. 11101. Paris, Acrre4 6, 11106 5 nine o'clock, • -s. The desire ex7rervert by Commmlore Gwen in the unotr taio state of the ar.mther, to get off the matt of Freon, as somi as po•se4e, prevented me from de taming' the beet tot the put pee, 0; announcing to ye.: my arrival et Caliii. Afeer a eery quick paws( to His Stolen)* fu gate the aid., I as , put so shore out Semler mowing the d about eleven • Iveit. At Calais I rcretved every mark n 7 wientlon and eirdtty hien the Magistrates and the Commanders of the 5e..F.e,..1 of the Menne, el well as fr•mtthe mica ts,:a.,ta ul It.. plat., oho site to crowds on the pfiCoffi VllPeCtalllg thew wishes (t.r peace. ✓ 1 have now to•inf 'ern pee, that on Tarot:iv I got to ?ark , abase twelve e•eleek, where 1 monerleately rent the irtelosod Now. (rented A )tab ExeslLinev the Mimstet i Feeeiga Alfora,ftom wheel Is ,on afterwards riteelved the answer,(wwwk• eil R ) otimh I also ins: 44t At the hour appetited„ I waited oe pia Exe-tleney, with general had a show eneverset he which boa ansietv yew bore& recovery formed the ritatipil topic. He inhumed me that General Cieriti es. the peewee named by the Fn. eme to ergoetate wnh Lord Yarmouth and ntymlf, 4.51 appemted s day at eleven o'clock foe the formal rahihi- Mon of oar posers. As the frequency of cowmen:cation gives rise to false spesalattnws to p,, g l ar d, it w w it my intention' • stud • blemeriger cloth 1 abail bor. something more imports,: to wilem u lowlee . I an, dye. LAU DrOit DALE. fist Intimate (A ) Copy of a Not. from the Lad of Lanite:,!c:e to M Talley rami, deed August 5, ,6. (Ttawdeaseta.) Pato, Avgest 5, 11144 The Emt of Lhodoodator nflitatotosi by list Ibitanthe 1 Yvu are In p +s.«IM of A. We do not demand is 4f you If In ywae•sed at Abe might be Mack in °mod. _ jest', reoiraotehttarat at the Cnurt of F.:,nre, to thr 1-nneur tutor-no t, l a Foteel!ehev the Minister hn 1 ore:gu ftwa, ‘,l AU arrival at Pap% and at the same tune to !eon, at that h.• will Aare the liwidnebt to ihfoent till., et what bow be may tall upon bine. (Sootatl lachwore (R ) (-boy tera Note from Talleyrand to the Earl of Lardevlale, . . dated Augost 3, Is. 6. (Thaliati,.n.) • Peri., Atteust 5, Iso6 "The Mi,iiter for Foreign Affairs has !c.f . , t with 1,1...00re the sr u the Eol of Lauderdale. He w.tl be Itayvy to .c• his to,1.1) .t five o'clock. He ha: the hone r 1., I.reee It to the Earl of Lauderdale th absur4nees of his n.go eutoscleratt,.a, (No XXXII ) Cnil of a D;iitatch from situ Eta of Latidmitsle to Mr. Secr tary Fox, datol Paris, Austut 7, 1806.-.4tecaiseti August Ij. qY - - In conatquynee n( the appointment, mentioned hi my Dia paid% •ef j•etiterdef4t date, I called on his Est:eller:et., the %Moister be Poraten Affairs, at 11 ticl.tck, and sahtipted the tweets with wirmi His ♦Majesty had been graessuay pleated to invest me. raecooling to custom, I left with his Excellency a cope of the powers, and Is d. livered to ine a !vier, which I have the honour to inclose, tofmming me, that General Clarke had been appointed to negotiate with Leril Yarmouth and myself. To General Clarke I was intrude..-4 before dinner, at the hous.: of his Excellency the Minister, and in the course of a shrift ceoversation with hini, hied out first tue-ting for twelve o'clo lc this day. I have reason to think that he did not wish it to take place so soon, thoago he certainly made explicit objettiost when I proposed it. I am, Re. LAUDERDALE. Indenter* referred to in the preceding Dispatch. Copy of a Nine tram M. Talcyrand to the Earl tit Laistle , dale, dated August 60806 (Trail:len= 1 Pins, August 6„ 1406. The Undinsigne.l Minister Var ror-irra hai :oat no time in laying b. fore Hui Mat My, lb.. Er:slier... and King, the full powers which hi, Eric :latency Ln d Pieni l eoentiary on the part of His Set odic Male-ty s has done him the honour to C:i60,0 , nicale to him' He has the honour to inform Lord L, d rd .le, that Ckneral Clark , has been appointed he Ms , and has received hie co deo. tials to treat for Peace, and that it is with that M • r that their Eitee'l-mule., my Lords Laude , dale sod Y oinewthi wilt have to enter loto Negociation on the •ibj aR of, line resent discussions, which the two Governm.e: is eq.mi 7 tkaire 40 NO aptly cond. d. 4. _ . _ Tire Ministe• tor Foreign Alrain renames his Excellency Lord Lauderdale to accept the amour Are- of his high comae iteration. (Sign. d) CH M AkIrrILLEYRAND. Prince of flonovouto. • (No. XXXIII. e Cony of a Dir:atch iron the Earl of Yarmouth, to per. S.vretwi Fox, dated Paris, nogu.t 7, II —Received Aogirst 13. Paris, *incur' 7, 1106. rer..rwed, in die time, and hi their ordrr, your sev.-ral Do- Patelnnof 28.% art reel rh- W and 34 init. A. nn Mes senger AM berm drp.teo,d !rem hence, Ann the recent them, I hate hews tebriged awes till new replying to their cements. It was with great ea. afetien, that I learnt br roar Dispatch of the 24 inst. the ietelfgrom of Lnr.l Lauderdale's departure from England; as. Inde rnfently of the advantages I must derive, feani common...au •a with a person charged with the latest and 'fullest itotructimis nom lie. Majesty, his aniv.l h-rs airmited ale the *op whinny .4 erinerng, is the eidarest m-shatr. that 1 hart, so nu iihtanee, thought serialist liberty to donee from Vie hams, laid down, as the oaly one on which He. Majesty'. Sliiiisterileoad content te treat with the French Gover,iinenL mint he eltelent, 'tot whatever delays have secured in the Negorhaaori, are iniontalsle to France, and to the perpe tual vatiatfin the term. iireposod by her; and 'had not holed. blines the race pt of your Ditpateh wf the 3.1 mu re. peated,v to do ju.the to the conduct of Hu Majesty...Govern aunt, in that respect. As en the 111. e .1 curd:let, whieh 1 thought it my duty to observe, interne. to the Earle( Lauderdale's arrival, I hid no other of ject view, than thefutelling, to the best of my ab tries, tine monnin arida wit.ch Ilia Majesty bed been cr3rlae..y plc asst to charge me, I earl, tin.ter the present eircumst Imes, have co other ambition. than thit of en-opirsitint, %with my best eittleavou.a, ie the Negotiation entrusted to us jointly, upon We mans Mahon rime 1 abstaerna4lpflaee4 H. • I have the hoots, to be, foe. (Signed) YARMOUTH. (Ne. XXXI V.) Full Powers given to the Early et Lauderdale and Yarmouth, which teem comMuniceted to M. Talleyread„ on the nth of August, 111t26. . . - (Translation.) George the Third, by the Gene , of God, of the llnied King dom ofGreat lintel's and Ireland King, !defender of the Patti, Dote of BrUlgoick and Littetibuqr. Aron-Treauver Lad Prince Eledor if the Holy Reman Empire, &co To all cod singular to wheat these Presents shall come, rotting! The Parr.ei of war having already rag , d too Itatl to the dif ferent quarter. of the world, it is the room uscuustsgt up a US to r....ts•Abltsh the public tranquillity, by mining as end to so mass quarrels and controversies, we have. theref rte, judged it expedient to invest cettata fit peniona with 1,11 powers, MI Our part, for the better carrying on this great undertaki n g. Kn• w, therefore, that we, serving espeeui trust in the fiele- WY, ddiceoee, iesirrrolt• tsPiclolf, and ripe-mice, of our rigid frosty and well belated James, Earl of Liniti..nale, and of oar 'rutty and wel eheluved Francis Seymour Earl commonly called Earl of Yarmouth, have tiononate I, commuted, and apnatwel theirs, as be the-s orients we do nomotate, emetsi. tote, and app tilt them, our true, es/tam, and uttdmist.td Pre. getilag, COMMIOIrIoOrtS, and Pleatpotentiartio ittv.r.g to hent cerjoirtle or seper.tely, all arid all manner of power, faculty, and arsthar.ty, together with gene-a: as well as *peel if ordeu (.o teat the general dot not delogate from the epeeist, not on phi Aquae, ), for us and as one haute to meet and con fer with the Ministers, Comosi'ojettem. or Pleitlimteuttanes of any other Prime. or States whatsoever, who may be tetterested Carmen, sesethar our nominee or our Allies, furnished with sofleten: powers for that purpose. IS well tangly and separate' ' , as agregitely aid corntrir.toy. and voiasesulgead agree with them fur the speedo restoratures of a stmene forndshtp and smite, and . f a firm and luting Peace; and for u s , arc ' in out name, to sign all such matte , ' and things as OWt bit u;non and concluded on alto premium, and to form sach treat/ ..r tteatier, or aor other nistruments, as shall be necessari, a .5 Mutually p deliver sad receive the same in exchange, and to Jo and perform tel such efts, soarers, and thiag., as m a y be i t , any war poycr alit conducive to the purposes aborto-nten ttoned, in a. (4141111 Send. a manner and form, and w.th tie hie valiant assureffee. as we "smell, if we were pram!, could and pertom ; engaging and promising, on nu. Royal word, that we will arceot, rata., and confirm, in the moat ef t.e.!`till mariner. all such sets, matters, and thus's, a. shall be so tran.atted and roncloded by oar 6.4 Plentpotentiarats coo p:mill" or sertaratelv, and van we will never safe, any puma to viola.: the same, us whale or in part, or to aft caselliary thereto. In te.i.rerwm and erethrmation of :II Ir , ..ch Ire have escshf our Great Seal of sour Umt , ll kiged,rn n( Got MI +llll a.al Ireland. le be slimed t.. these presents, wait our Keys! floul • • G..en at our Cosh t, at St. Jones's, the h-,t do of August, tu Cu: vesr of our Lord Owe Thousand kag ii lidadred and Six, our ro:cat the reety-sotth.. (No. XXV.) C• 7• of a Dispatch from the F-afts of Los ler I.l* and sr. to Mr SeerAaor Por i wed Pat", to, 16.6 —Ramrod August li SIA, Twir, Auguo 9, tat*. , Tuo.k.mg it anneeesatte to send a Co ,nor to Ent' .nd wait ;hedete.:, f the ...ere raises of goon which moteesmo's. to* itt &co attar Lo-st Louie...Ls wi arnool, me Iwo deleted erssung 0.1 abet. repelir IMllllPlialeate ▪ ••.u. . • We harr-atoss to infewns you, shot Loot Looterdele. loons ✓ and d0....+d a tvr a toe CORIMIMI• hr.t thesiorf sod% Gown! Ckoto, tha Piro uste..: hog .4 ItIC .Fteltd% ent plia-a J 4 NOM. Oa 1 huaday, ;tt At., , ,tot, at Gam. Oar cenvorniien commenced neral Chrkell ebserving. that es Lon., Lauderdale had jest, antvol from Lombni, otth • ell in.troctions (rant His . Majtvty, he hat piobabl setLetlifog new to con.municate., Lord LauJerial , „ in sebnatice, replied, that it was his wiJt, b:fureitittrriseddling %volt the N itncietion new pending, distinct!. to meal to the recullecii•ns GeUtial Clark. what tart already pawed between Hi: hdajtedy and the Govellitteent of France, ar.d at once preciAely to state the mil.. (.oti•ti nil which, Ilia Mtje.ty could cno.ent t o treat. To *fi l et tti.v ohj..c , , he infer aid GeGer.ii Clarke, that he had prepacvd Note (marked A.) which he begged to deliver to Mtn as otfc.ai. . . (;eaeral Clarke mil the note twice with great attention', and afterviaAs placed it .itt his portfolio, s.irtg that he thug take it ad , ifota.isim. . . Yen lit:le passed at this meeting suffirientiv interesting to merit being dst.iiled ; the Ge,ieral objected to the p.alice he• apprehended Lord uleritale most to introduce, of conduit .rig the Negotiation by writing and said he was afraid the Emperor would inyard it as a means of endles•delas, if a not* way to he delivered upon every ins-g ific.ant muretsos wLith it' might S. iteteera-v to ei bcws. The nip'y coils sled ineftly in stating the dlstinigien betwixt delivering a "intuit mote for the mallow of .tt once Mingmg to a point the basis int which the 1 •gociation was to be conduetel, and rennin% on every trivial occasion is that pra3ice. The first, it was contended, may acezlerate; the latter, it was admitted, would delay the Nero, nation • and it would be therefore cart/lolly av•.idecl, as it was Ifni Majesty's wish that no &lay should take I lac*. General C arks, with something an insinuaiiou that an unfair advantage was tjsken by the Government of (nest Bri tain, announced, that as there had been two Plenspotemtiaries appointed by His Majesty, it was the Emperor's intention to rTo the same, and that the name of the person selected would he communicated to us. It is pru!er to state, that in the eminent this cony-mains, Lord Yue:huh recalled to General Clarke's rerollfttion, that in all th. interviews he had had with Lim, be einformly the oriptssiirtis as the only basis upon Which he coohl oos hly Met General Clarke in rawly said, that he cou•ti make no opener In what Lord Yarmouth stated. without allodiog to dotreersstions which he selected to consider as roost, calling the., (a) de. ruining oolitiquesi" st the same tune Ise his sil..nce he clearly adulated ',bat 100.4 Xavritouth most Amlet. . • Iv state! Oar hist inter , ie., terminitierdpith• an appointment to meet at L-ir I Lawhi : dailes apartnaerds tin Friday, the hih, at twelve derrick, the General ohaeririog that it might be ierh," netts se., to pest off the appointment, ail he wished to hirefull Cline to consider the nate which had treat dogrel-el, and as th new Pleni.orteritiar: mi(it wish to have an ripoortun.ty . cartoon, In read the entresp 'l fence that hitherto had taken . it'atee. He pmmi.ed, at the same hoar, if this wed the case, to give na entree by wr:l nr in the morning.' On n o t, th e Sib, at eleven o'clock. tlaeln:losures (marked B. and C ) were left at Card Lauderdale's apartments, and an answer was sent to General C Arlie. stating that an appoint ment had been made by Lind. I.airderdele and Yarrouteth to receive the Turkish A oshassados at four o'clne.k, sorlreourt ire that the meeting shuntd oaks piece no Saturday the nth at ri , mti General Clarke and Monster Chamipagny,.llfinister of the Interior, the newly appointed Plenipotentiary, after•ards put off this meeting till foot o'clock to-day, pa the latter las op lige/ to attend the Emperor's Privy Counel at St. Late on Friday night, Lord Yarmouth received the Sanyo', to lb* Mote dedisered sty Lord Lauderdale copy of which (parked )is in.losed, to which Lord I..radeedele and Lord Yarmouth immediately returned tats smarter, alto Weltered masked E.) General Carke and M Chanipagay cacao '"tp, aopointed at four o'clock, and a coriversatort took 4see ohm , h lasted for upwards of two hours. Into Inc detail 4 otVtia it Via, hlspossible now to enter. The genera, object of it his to en rage Lod Lai.derdale to droart from the basis which he had molted should be reerignued, to prey nl upnrt him to tiainott his linvemuient, err to take ten or fifteen day fur t.iwsidera. thin ; but it terminated bi Lord LaudentaLr's decl.iling that the last Note was to be eonsidlred as a prelude hi he:dean...rd. ing pa:sporti , for %likes he should aptly to M. Talleyrand ht the course of the 'Setting. • The te!te., a enpy of wh , ch (marked F ) Is inelosed, wit dispriched to M. falleyrand half an hour after the departure of the ?lenient, ntiarics, arid it appears highly imputable that any proposition should he rnznie rb:oll rasa alter OJT reliOillAieel of leaving Franey, the moment the pa,sports arrive We have Use honour to be, .te. (Signed) LAUDERDALE. YA R MOUTH. First !nehmen. (A.) Copy of a !'fate de',ver .J ler • o • Fart of Lauderdale to General Clarke, on the 7th of Au,ust, 11106. ( rrsuilatrou ) - _ _ ' PIA% August 7, 1806. The Undersigned Pleni•mtentiary nt Hse Entennic Maj.ety, pier..us to ente.ing upon the hetwiation actually p. n hiss bell/rea he •overeigri and the Cana of France, thinks ii ne can ry oriegr to retrace the eircumaiancts is which it origi nated. At the sante time, In conceives it comment with that ciiaraerer e o ailtte.4 sod ini.eetty, which, as 11.0 C Majesty's Pleoi .eentravy, he is dtterniined invariably to auu port, tali .-clare the .wry ha as upon which he can coziest to treat, to be the principle which France herself originally laid down; a , 4 to define the uature of the discusunis into which be ah..ut to ewer . _ . The stmig ..td erireetic language in which the Freeeh'Gri vernmeot, a fear mouth. after, eitprewert ire &lire for Peace,‘ whilst it implied His Went .nth eiwiciterice in the real sin errity of the wf•hes of the Court of I. ft ►rm only to regret that the p•npwtat of mutiny wait H a Majeny seiaratelt from hit Atte% appeared to prevent both France and Entlawd from'oronting be that Nappy diopontion of their regain ti6e Go vernment.l it ben" at that rime im;cti.iiile for Hu. Mtiery r contetiftably with the gwod faith when he hail tact eeiricetl, to treat cutter oe thau cogliotatly with 666 a!ly the Emperor of Rostia Since that time, H. Majesty lavi..g hiusid that erten ttelieee. lOWA it is mineceftery to detail be,,, permitted His Mljekty to negotiate se,arately ; he receives!, with great plemare, the proposal of treating generally, raisin the haves of ors Psoidtte, which was to be scrupulous'? observed, encept In the cam of Hanover, which was proposed to be ceded to His Nl,jesty with all in dependen. ies. It is true, that this prupool wit not made, either directly, or through the damsel of au ..ecridited hliai.ter: of its authenticity, however, no one could entertain the smallest doubt. Independently of she authority which it Amin." fnam the eharecter of the person employed to communeate e , it seemed to agree completely ..tit what had taswo previously an nounced. For "the Emperor .liesireS nothing th a t England pb.4.1." sit . "vowel made et the c.imirencensent at the e , rre•peivilento hemmers tell two Coons;, has a natural pre lade in 'itch a proposal. . . . . _ His \taj,sce; minded the cordon Hanover, as a proof of the t;iirrt or juries in riihith the ;.-spos.l sat co:waived, be cause 'h., Ll•letoate, althonets OCC2;` Id pn 20 .• a sap. tus.ed I.itsinnt of interests and of ineaCteet, In fart, had no ei t tateeer ' ,nth the doi,ates , It. sen,ll.f ; aid 114 tiraieety sae in the praacit.le hitherto Sc. Itriootedged at the p or- hose. of Neinciation, a haste pe culiarly adapted to the oriteive otuati , so of the ton patios, which he conentemt w p, ert, th.t France was at sincerely disposal as Great Swain, to put at end ter so order of things, equally pretsbl.claJ4rtlie interests of b.th countries. ~. . . In tact, tt ipprareal to His Majesty 16 be U.. uoly princije ftplaft-ittlftch it wro.pnallYable that a toloctattian Coned JeUfnlight to a tieeeaul is.ge. rrnin the oature o the intent.ts or the part.. segaget in it, the , ' ems but lai.e 'wipe coat any salt,. 'factory anaturemeot could ire mode the fecie ' eal feititetieg, by giving up lnel. i•ll..eti•i: seigemitioiss, lerthii.eitkeer band. the pen...i i to ..1 ars aftmee-fttia natuta It pre_ erll,e4 ,t. 4(, a. lb* sou& of tes.n.....tt (u.e unrcetuna•.• ova. tariebetvreeu the two n..thwe., .0. room leers y we:s, timeliest, aa.4 sftpottaaft in pen:t 'with of aohtflary :td ranee of she Continent ot tvore, Anen!..t if lam .1. pan• 'b e ao A id Thu ta,4l. a i r,ftar. d .1,11 t 0.... acnkii a • Majtuty, ~r a nee.( tt at the &tate /.( in oh.ch tn...., he the., respective acqu.uttuo., rood sc,cely star, a • I r:.. ✓oust clunge by the conn , u•neauf 1.. e *0; lire furien • thaLeaval Imre of great K liana he..,(, acoonboa pealiitse 1... t. a 5e..., t•.a.. au.z of u.aAuitsiaa.l **raft.' it. the (...111.00110tala humps. (a) P.l.gical tessaaash. L't3t) .1% —rt.,A.tte. Cr , r, Woe ,, tr , and yv-4.4p. , 1 at ... c Otes, N.. l), !a& Of St. 1 , 0 colol CSIUstO, S r..•.d. W. S rucx, of No 7, Nee 11..teit. , •-eet, ' Orden, he. Vu till PAM.. 111.. t to the tr.'s (fat 1.. . - will be /Isle %Leiria to. IR ersii under the 11111wexinfi which these ideal utilise : . p..„, duo, that fin Majesty ai•cept-d. witho u t h es h ation, the proposal o f tr e ati n g up on th e pr i ncip l e o f eti pinsiden e , r i ch the reservation due th tit. cars section and the concert that , uY. s.steil with the Ehtple Of of Rnstill ,• add, as a Proof to; *.:s stircerity..Hja Majmty fixed upon the peison by when is COT n.UU irarion had bee.. ~. .wle, to announce t h e (V. di nesewth white ha had acceded to the bun p.eposed for th e cone : twee of a Treaty. The Under igool is by nn means disp ever l to corral ten His Majesty derived from these happy rieoe,,, t , es epeodilv 1,4106 , 1 to !As blihjettt the tles.inge of Peace, circa just and orpitt..ola.toinciplos, sods at were cenforinishl e to the lia..our of lan crown; nor the r e gret whi c h His W city felt, when, ahniot at the very moment of his declaring his Ac .criptance of she proposal tKat had seen macde to hire, it w• 3,giiifie I that this priiseiple w is a id hmly ahan . owed by the de. .nand of the evacuation and fIeiSIOU of Sicily; a dentar i g which lug hitherto been me sided merely by projects of in. Hornig: for His S Tian Majesty, which appear to be totally inadequate and inali-is..blo. .This ,deinasd, so illaillhpatible with the avowed principl e . upon which the two Powers .were treating, eras its itself 1 4 icient to put an end to the N.-gociatoirs i but the anxiety of His Majesty this King of Groat Sritatn and Ireland to Cantlit with hi. Ally the Emperor of R 'owl., mid to ware to hiss**. Plane the bleising4 of Peace, indeced him to receive any n e ,, proposal fur obs.iiiing for his sioilleas Majesty, in exchange to. Sicily a real and Ut•ltietatit 119,1iThltrItt,1141C11 as that Sov e r e i rt should cowortot to accept.. .. , .. . - No satufart•er loeorsial of this natore haying yet bout nude the !indelible d loose d elate hat ho eanom Fontein t. that upon any 011 I•• win "-de [Hari (I".t if lie tatiwessefehr. as oe,. gin3ily propox d r .. 11.8 Soverelyn by the (.:01.01 0( Preece; at the 'onetime. he is demon It should ho well undemorrl. thst the adoption of this principle witt.tset present him either (tem listening to sob juu and adeq saw innwasificotaen to h•ssicifi i . Majesty, far the cession of &city, er frees accepting shy pro. pooLon for the eitehaner .of territory between the two en. ironing putms, upon jou and equal prine:fdrs. such as may tend to the reelph"el ad .a.itage of the ter • countries. . - The Undersignod.i, .all aware, she sine* the oti palaidrib was pro:eeed bv the C• , wt of ,Fraisee. -.rare has Ibsen c at. eluded between Isere and the Etelowur of R w.fa , and th at . In consequence, the relative .it alma iu the two COO ,trieß is tin at ter the ; but on the other hand, le owe attieb. terse, that since that time, Franca hi. acquired frwsi edge. tats. in ermiequenecrof the' ettieleire changes which she • ar, lead* i t the C.n..tiretion of aheGes• , iae Cinpire:•an went, the presenting of whrch was reptriser.ted be Foo te , t . the Caul* sii Great B item, a. a powerful motive for the imin e . dilate concluian of Peace oaths bans of oat ersaderila lf, then, this pnociple hrinerly appeared los , to Franee, it cannot fail at present, recording to her own views of the subject, t. more tavourab'e to her tntiffebts, than to those 01 t►e into► Empire. _ _ Tm• Undersigned thinks it at the mote time nee , asergio ob serve, that alibi:D.lh France may hare otter ilejent.iiit "less upon theCogaitient of Eutorti. Hie MO.* the King cif G eat liritain aesb Ireland may very (ably form •iewa in alter Arts of the win d,*of matinee imponallee 14 the ru sinesce and to the power of hit Emr re, and cdeiie.oently that he eanu-it„ cenformas.le pith arbor tne intere‘ti his po-sibly or toe honour tai hi crown, negneiate upere ant principle et One riority„ eltherave wed or supposed. can treat mi. - mos ether footing than the auopcnitieri, that thecontheante of bost.litres is equaily 4-.advanteenasis w bath prtiet. erser. ran be no 'yearn tas sap .ose tliet tll. , eenque4s, whk His 'Neely pro. po , es N ietin . by the peas •, can he wrested hem him be Sat; and toe(lbieell.e.d,is re• sued -d, that the brat roof of the elute; et t . . ft muOitinas opal° which Ise ptepoe, en treat, is to be found in -- vie 'Act, that tiler share pro?nod by F•asce her. .!f i , at the b... 4 opening of the coia es 4111K.A001.11 b tweendie tn. GeYernia‘mts, •itich hate coil to tee nitrates with whick hit Sesersi 'aa, been pleated to ent , u,t conjointly suit IMFarla(ycmoutb. F-arl at y get matoutta. 'Sau ed) LAUDERDALE. •ITn b- --entieneal ) . NdrAL I'ALLI4,LIiCi. rut ritloollll, DIC. n. Sir Sarnarl Hood, impitient at being detaimedsa long at St Helen's, sailed yesterday, with a N. W. wind, which came round to the S.W. this morning, and he came back to St. Hales's again. Arrived the Gaped &loop of war, from a cruise; and the 7 holm frigate, with the [lard!., Patterson, under con►oy from Quebec. DCAG, DEC. 22. Remain in the Downs a Beet of ships of war and transpt,rts ; Droannea and Retreat East lodiamen ; and a very large feet of other outward bound ves sels. DIVIDeSD !ATARI.. LL, Tale SleT. 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