The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-23 00:00:00

I, . . : . feelings aedirautiments of the genital alien who is the first objed of this motion , . and OM fdrlkilt h ts army gander his Command, that Tent coekretit. t whatever, be the labour they nsof bpi ositrat d, A they will feel thatuelves ansphy.ksittsj : the approbaion offionetine'etei/fr o ss otab tweets nr algae le" --- 11777 : 4 " 0 ' tifr. J pri,illitiftfri ' lig 1 trotion to abisit It *salon in the itiotiop tiara nude. He certainly enthidored the Li Host. boadernite ifilifillab above all *thee, firt h. yr of the arttlyi WO her,tei...e hid . 416 -IPI I .O III . "'" 6- e ilialleil. -h. ihitiAsese titaik k :lOntligle is. ariety Of cieellebltesea. ildtaps. the Ceeklefidelea) jeahnsy aetistainitter iihstniran t i k and. ',kith ettlAed lb Or • ' se • ' ted or that • i pr = bi lltit f Ator ' .6 til* ' ' . to few:ea. It Wei theiefore a io. mitate/ . high gra tification te eke to see that Right Hentottrable Om plited lit . the heed of that:WW. illYnWitt, add that seek a "keg it-Oil as the present • had been obtained • lima k hi a&abistration. Its trusted that ~yaw sf *woo Olfiein who had distinguish. Od tbeemetves on that etiterion. would hare been - '' es Objets wolthj of His his)istys . fatrout. 't GrautraL.Stoast bad.reeeiv such a itnesetiely -- ' the ' - c the ' gr , - and .bad' distinction. against the Go •lis Nieuwe the \ we of i I 1. sense Lieutenants therefore, regard cca- ecnineral) view tined ..4 that Thanks Motion* presented A Negocia. *lli a. Lordship Frn , taking ' the ''' v w . a ' s L. 1112%trillipeltilics, . was &AMA* diet Omer elmoh. be given to to sive mil ii ZtE izair isiendAh which tietervid. Hi' * - ';' iliac they ibteSeil lute • tealight. eat jisiitiag it vase. , #iebebie ties a attend . Mita ilex be ?bred a few day. later, he woold . i i isgrai t whoragunhlihsotanittl the acme at she dis- Ora* :oft le pastreoed ta any Wee! ps eoi Pores WWI tile leered to 60 , 11114 n 11.01101...-- , Movirwat. 0. + , . 1.• , - , ••"4..4.4-i tn.., ' Til i tZ BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, 1. DECINIIR 23. Tbeleiplillektle correspondence, in which the late stegocietion for peace with France was carried an, was last eveniag distributed is the House of Coro mass. It is onopeioed as U 9 folio pages; but se veral of the letters are given in both French and &Wash. As the correspondents greatly exceeds tie limiu of a Newspaper, we are obliged to detail it. We give part this day, shall resume it to :norm* sad coneldals"dd 'TEdilder- fleeing ro• co*. poloksbed doe French account from the Ahintielp s , sne• loped it would net have been news s ad . On the English official account at length ; Aist *Abaft Its those letters in which the sense ON apt peruartei s or the argument misrepresented b din "beach Government, we saw how much of ilirlerogerry lad spirit of the original was lost in th• ltesisletien frtam the AG:Jokier, we felt it our ~. idutr sir =rste, its we now propose, the whole official comssepeadenee, as published by our Government, at MI Smith. We' have only room for one ob servation upon the suhjea. France has Leen long fiord for trick, dnplicit y, and finesse in negociation, bat, as the present occasion, she has greatly sur passed all the achievements by which she o bt a ineJ this eharsele.. The Aral/sod and W•hkryiNmie packets, from Talasontb, are arrived at Lisbon. • - The Channel k ion still remains w:asl-tiounel iu Twisty. 7Se Cases, of this evening will :amain h is MA• Astv's !loyal Procumation, uttering cess.,l. beun ties for Seamen And Landrisers. to enter into the scr. , • vim or the Ilay4l . llat . j . Or 110,06164 "(44. bold op so Ohio% mii-thj of His hia)istre favol k was true that Genstral.Stuatt had received sod souk of favour immediosely due the news of t InBiser4 it to his ( &4r. Johnstone s) greet grief a Mcoerce/ee l be did not lind.that an of !the others h itnterntcd by sinethe Mehra distinttir brolying this, he 'nude no aharge,agsinse ibe C . fueninent, buShe etsly wished se see this heibroe t soiversist predict; and when the crisis in which i •tesay plied! was coosOlered. and the 'weigh,' epiti• into our 'army. he *as sure that tl ovoid hate been a fit and proper occasion fa-4 shag der socorigentint to that honourable pi . 4r. • .Hr should not allude to the prsclice s• cikmirirs• be about./ only recur to tl in reg ard to naval vie(); ies. All t: in the Navy Avery honoured with sea or bipige of merit; and even Lieutenar . tunnr4lato promo. ion He, therein' lib illie die Milne predict observed in rega . . A Officers* and thought die present ( cc .. 1 - rees not too late trrpot it into execution. • WINDHAM; in explanation, %aid, that tho ' ions could not he entered into at peter IVO Fifth* of tiro Navy could not be a ppli. d do Arcity. lieutuunts in the Army had not tl t , . rebeosiont u Lieutenants engaged in i 5 • 4 ,. ~ * alit sea . The... Right Hon: Gentleman t' c , ' , Y, , ' Sot , on reentoMoradoo of the Motion who h. .1..; .t ' 4, ' mod. Ow - •to regard ip ti S - • ..... te• . . • Abartrocntst. 1 thoostst, "' "-- • ' • ”io atter the coarse the • - ''s,., • . ire pose a Irons of Thanks each of the 1 ' eirataorseilrely, and then to 11 also Vibe bad siglialioeitliabsteV)es so eminent on dui oclindt , n ,eluded With that vie iiir.libalsebt tuna feeipessid notions of Thanks oat The illi Oalr es baiseramaing tospoettioly ; as dhoolide lire liebislterappere of die di Milibli itolianober are 'llloti.comnsts4ioned 0 &I4;tev Ills , brilitholvidoty obtains Mei in the please of Maids; and th 3401 T &Oradea oiler diem clot Thin I di thie ilindlik, tho Min: All which Motion 01the c.iftlitkotio• Mr* ' • Loth "NMIIM *WOW to node*. !booms d She tor the' Nreitililloo so tits Ws Negoei 110 k i a lloro6tho loopase:t41110. Us Lorcishi 5 ttsokits omit* ba *imp fi r l ai c ' OA fag ilimictriai seimeies Is ti • was elan Villiawal inkisart,ta. it w _ the the . The Archbishop 6f Canerib u ry. 1 The Lord President of the Council. *' - • L . • The Lmd Privy Seal. The First Lord of the Treasury. • The Citesseellor of the Enchopsee. The liertrallaiell 04 State for the 11, ARC /my* Depart- owes: The Tint Lord of the Adntiralty. '‘' 'A •• • • • The HastarGessend of the Ordotnito. - ' - `1" • The Plesideut of the Board of Cuntroul. • '," • ' The Lord Steward of the Hoorelinld. The Comptroller of Are Houtiehold. Eartors.Caroarron, Facrirelliam, and Wirschelrea. Visceral* Idcrpoth. • Lordr--Heathfield (gold each), St. Helen's (in waiting). Mr. Fawkener and Mr. Verney. Earl of A Tl. imisser, Lord Steward of the House. hold, with his wand of office. presented to His Ma- JUT T Alm Address of the House of Lords. Viscount OR•DLSSON. tole Comptrellee of the Hookehrila; with his Wand of ofrie_ presented- to Hill MAJRAVV the Address of the Hoene of Com mons, both of which His MAJLST V most graciously received. He afterwards gave audiences to Lords GICHVULL, VOWICK, and Streets. ' At half past !Our o'clock His Met UT Y set off on hi s re t u rn to W . dsor. ....._, ..._.„ .-- .. The Archly;, p of Ceereiteune will go to Windsor:. on W WRY, ter the purpose of admi nisierteg the Sacrament to Their el as Kirin and the rainetmes, on Christmas Day. Lord Howlett gives a grand dinner on Sunday. The Prince set W • 1.1.1 is expected to be of the party. The S of the House of Commons gives his first public dins r on Saturday. Lord Ge mei i....a gave -a atelier yesterday even ing. a: his h tie. i. awe, in,-street, at v. r ich we-e preseet th- Nbirqiiis WseLestev. 1 . r.... .. A la ....-i.t •Y• gavotte, Earl n, CA' , V rt , RT, the lion. Thomas Geltswihts, Cd, t. Nab lira, Mr WILLIAM Ni. vitte, and Mr. a.-if Mr, Vl' Torre. ' Earl SPINCR,'• Met' is shortly to be removed • from the Ti eat Lry to the house in Downieg-stieet, which was int rtir ay thosoffice ot Sir CH A aL t$ hit:im ams, the Jus.ge Advocate. The apattn. en s in Hatoptoo Court 1 3 illaceoliat mere occupies' v .hr Prince of OitAisol have, we 'Understand, b• en pie .e .irrd fin i.ie reciptieis of the • Duchess of Pao •serict s as soon as the state el her I fi..iyal Highness's health will admit of her regimes' ••to this eteletrys • ..., . The Hoe. and Rel. ti'.l. Itt crot,iiiis oq ketch". married to the I vAly,!..ad,y 1)441141ex Vts f iusass 3iiiiiigest daughtet sh the Ociwwier .ICassuir•s , of r 6vlty • The marriage .coreasnee.wiss performed I:Lite Right kev. toe Ili p iii Ezetek ; AA,' seek' eint• r presence of mieieer, tsre6er,, and some ether iriends, at ff. r , Other's bopse in Charles. ' `suit, Belk:sr quart*. rim it WAS over the barmy couple set off to spend the honey-mu.. ' Park. the seat of the tail of i sesta ,' ;lovely bride. The gold and sile,:r Medals. nffcrid !Toatots. for the b. st. poiiical atm , I reeO7 of Lord tsitl.fo9l, Lass been ,i 1 tkeetproitionts. • The 11-• t, sysepnderst• 41tAinn of Mi. RALISIGHTIRVI.I.'VAL , Co i llege.. Cambridge ; the second, of . waais., of Rtnianinw. Hall. Cheshire contsitions, filcher with stone other in Lehi lad English languages,' • lie `..eit la the &whit of the 'Splies, cod meads be dedicated to. Kis ituyal Prince of sV•1.011. COLON et Est.rofe4 • •- iteatt... i ken eanding t'.- secoritiesto a te en t e re d i _ by these deruiirlen, a l was made* the latter to proce. d toes. first page on the-Continent to ' settle their differences. Tfiis was Obkaed to by Col Eta. ins v, on account of hh comme. dal toacerne, ' which. if he se-re to be taken ritisieser, neigh' evolve him, and show concerned With him, in ruin. He, ' however, offered to wave the consequences *this bail. which consisted of 10001. himself, and 300 1 1. nth of his sureties, Colonel BRADSHAW need Si: Jitters Cactuses's. To Colonel Etuovt's ,proposal Mr. PAULA replied he would accede, it Colonel ELLIOTT would pay the whole of the bail ; or, es Le called it,. " the charges of the enteitainrneat on both sides.' The ancient edifice at Kettetingliam Fitil. Nor folk, belonging to hirs.ATKr es, the Ludy who took such au active part in favour of Colonel Woos acre's, at the late Norfolk Elettion, was burned ms Thissaday_nigbii, 'On Wednesday nigfir;_ is the Difte of Lezets 4 w earth-stopper was going to stop fox-bejes in Denaby Wood, Yorkshire, he was 'cited by some men, who tied his hands behind him, put him 'on his horse; with his face to the tail, and fixed his candle and lantern to the animal's nose; the man not being able to extricate himself, the horse took the road which leads to Conisbro% where he arrived in safety, and the Earth-stopper having alaimed the inhabitant,. WAS liberated from his perilous sitnaiien. The following distressing accident beret a Mira Et. aiiis, and another young lady, with whose aamie we are unacquainted, on Friday afternoon, en the road to Dulwich. The te ri ladies were in a vehichie with t servant in a box behind, and Miss Ec KIDD was drivirg a spirited hoist, at the rate of &boll niiie tapes an hour. On the s ober tide Camterwei the off rein, by which the animal was guided, be. i came unbuckled, and the situation of the ladive be. came des erase. Ihe animal started oil at full ' speed, an! the servant from behind alighted. but he was unable to keep peels with tlie horse, end• the, s•, hide was at length violently overturned; by Which Miss Etairis, besides having received bruises ehich alone were suficientm deprive beent life. hied- het arm hrukers, end her bead trathireel. This-youua. lady, a•lin resi,les with be parents in the Kent Maio 'Was conveyed hiHnerill a bed, %submit even a 'light , boot .f xecovely. The,t)iiter lady, hung ,close Vis . . tbe 'spy.; .isle ac the vehicle when overturned, Ad.., pFetrie,:i.sielgy cexaped Vii4lo4li any settees iajety., 1 • Pllkalt, Beo. 22. Cheri Jerrace Maws .TperiatJetry. IV. !ARSE. a a Policy of Insurance or eoyage boar. London to the and from thence to any pnr , with liberty to fish, any of the North 'West• Sandwich Islands, &c. .rience to Persia, and, lastly, Is on: Colton, some ; to sail with or without letters of marque. It appeared that the ship in question had, in the year 1800, made good her voyage from the Cape of Good Hope, to Port Jackson, in New Holland ; and, by order of the Governor of that settlement, she 6a:fed for the Sandwich Islands, and took in cargo of pork at Otaheite, with which she returner to Botany Bay. In the month of February, 1803, she left Port Jackson on her voyage to the North West Coast of America, where she was to have bar. , tered for skins, and other commodities, fit for the Chinese market, and thence to have sailed for the river of Canton, where the home cargo was to be taken in ; but, since the time of her :airing from Port Jackson, neither the ship nor crew had ever beefs heard of. The Policy of Insurance, and the Legatee from the East India Company, to trade ir, these seas, embraced this voyage is the fullest ex tent. But Mr. Serjeant SHIPP MID, for the Defendant, abl contended, in the first place, that the trading from Poet Jackson to the Sandwich Islands, was a de yiation from the destined voyage ; that in so doing the Captain had abandoned his origin 4 destination upon which the policy had been underwritten ; and from hie ewe letters, it expressly appeared, that i the month of February, Ire had undertaken an e t , tire new voyage, which necessarily did away 0 , poll.) , ; and, further, that even if the policy wa not then avoided, the licence, which 'could mil: continue for three years, must have expired helm that Toy .ge con'd be c renplved ; and, conse qnently. that voyage was islegitimate, and the po -e no longer binding upon the underwriters. . - Jur- ---- licy rheJur, howevei, after an investigation of near four hours, found a verdiet-for the - Plaintiff—the damages to be ascertained by reference. C/ TT ELtC7/033% Sunday, being St. Thomas's Day, the eleSion of .Commcn Councilmen, and other Ward ()fibers, who are elaaed, according to annual custom, upon that day, was postponed until yesterday, when it took place as l-ilows : The old Officers were re.elefted in the Wards. except in that of Castle Baron:a:4 at St.:.Gregiairc' t. botch, where a Poll was demanded. At jour . o'clock the numbers stood as kilows • dwilus 401 Fenton .; • ' 1.14 , 41 8, • u ,lock . 39 Slade 4 . e-nnikf 39 Poe . orteloin way neavily preceding Monday. They were remanded for re-examination en Monday ni at, which is expected to be a public one, as yes terday the Office was shut against all persons but the Magistrates, Witnesses, and the Prisoueis: A great Contour* of people were on the spot. , . ' ii 3tll, 14th, and 9lit RNiments have marched into Dover, to be embarked—but counter orders are did to bre been received for the two first Re , ginieina. AP Order Of Council hat passed for permitting ,the opening of trade with the Government of Hayti. rite trot& in negroes is striftty prohibited. 'Poe report that Government have it in eistem plation to place all the ports of Fiance and her Al. livi is a state of blockade is without foundation. The rumour that His Grace the Dake of Bemoan has tendered his resignation of the Government of "ivetandreaal osar.-isltats, been isccepteo. by Ministers, is ago lintollildra; The Itotnan Catholic Citizens of Dublin have pre sented All addiess to Mr. GR A T TAN. reoneAhig to •he allnweeto pay the expetices of his late election for that city. This liberal offer Mt. GRATTAN has declined in the handsomest terms. . The Lesird French "utter privateer, Of 14 guns and SO men, out eight days from Morlaix, and had made no capture, M4f run down on the I7th inst. by the 'freezer sloop of war, off Portland, and ty..t by the Gelele. Greve transport, as stated before.- 1 he Captain and six men were saved on hoard the 4vekr. ' er-6twn were killed, and t he rest went d own in the privateer. The account of the loss of Mr. Sic% r roan's Company of Comedians, is not true. Lieut. D•wais, of the Poldown regiment volun teers, with 'two of his scrietnts, on Tuesday last, while out on a skirmishing party, met with two very suspicious fellow, in a field adjoining the turnpike. road, throe miles from Bridgewater. The Lieute- Amt oh exarninit theinjouitd they were two lrrench prisorteri, He immediately ordered the* into the emu of his setkants. yhe Owners had each a large bludgeon, with which they aturigniked en de. rims! themselves, observing th a t the *lean:a had with them sighing het swords. Atter snne severs 1 blows on each side, the pirii::-,.,rs gave up, and Mei i bete since safely ladke.l 111 Bridgewater pri.41:::... 1 Chta of ebefriseaetio recd a ievtre tot on !ti: i , .'i aim. . .• ..... . . • • , IS' •4 . ~. i ihirr INIILLI ' ' • i, -. .- -; . 1, $ ..- , '' ' '' '. • ' — 4 "4 11 " L ; Z , ' • i "' ' .l " 4 ' ^ ettcai di'commoll ig.i • . :- t . 4 bP ' IV * V II : - -4 - ' • 1 iiiiiiies vi , ! ti re Prior, Weft- f • A - ..' • 4 . ,: , 3 ;CP.,' f• ,* i 1L ,...,,„„, ria ..„_......„,.. " i10w,i1.1.1'16 . • II u‘ 5.5"..; • ; A . - . ~. , js,, fail , - .,k, ‘ . :I, ki,44.,04. 1 044 a 40 4 141004. APo 6-malt:a J ...• r al,. imraine ~:.r,.•: i _,...3 ..., WM all. 1 t eltily *pea Iv -voyage I .' •Hh M Aim?? tb towslikeitatftileilltiell: Cape of Good Hope, send from Yoe, at twelve do and after gulf'i,oodiesaoi• an place in the Pacific Ocean, s * to the Dotes I oat and Coreitatmon, head a trade. traffic, aid touch at any KIVA* Levee at the Quzues P a l ate , et tw o o'clock, en Wands, ip America, the Sia which was attended by w Cape Hata. and From thence o Th. • swhAllikwo. .1 1%.....1..... rr.tGrwntFs of < ;i,eitte . Poinalt• . se was performed • onalif • , 14 I Vet* •• 's lettk ; ; A'Ad to , k ; 1 , .400TA1 • . tti NON I r, hrr6ei. and ; The. Poll wittleboaset* nwnlitog itt 10 louse in Charles. w'clock. %twit- •,' s over the ham In reatimbessillishedbe l*lsfisidensarsted in ruo. , a at_o4reriy favour of . ll l sll4o*l4.lllMailiame, but at the V. bunt* wake clash. wee le: • t. c . a . 4 7 Dr. Wu. ; • liultu t66ll 4or - *ELE. iv as to the me- . sdjudtrel f 0 twa ifeilossay, li.werip and Iles t ifea, were re-ez- bt:ct4, is Mt pro. ,amined. yesterday, at the Public-Ofgce, in Worship kV, Or bs. Joint's 'street. before Messrs. Naiad, Gitroao and two of Mr. htarn• oth-r Justices. Henreid, who has confessed him 'These sell a lit iacipsi in dtit horrid murder, and charged nher fine pieces the utbert.twn Pritomes at his accomplices, was es,' will be, mils- tontronteit was them, and repeated his charge, ad eid.by eons. which (lief r%ither confessed nor deni e d. The J 11i Yhai the brOlit of qr. Steele, the deceased, and two heathers of Mrs. Stele, attended yesterday's era. mination. The Prisoners were all ironed; Hoar). Fate enter ed int*, way double a n d h eav ily as t h e prece di ng M onday. . . :these iesent. the an ,Men which the he 01 THE LATE NEGOCIATION. LATIVE TO 7118 NI.:GoCIATION wi, y PR,INCE, IttiviSretti 11V ites.eradtittet Cal SIMASrp r T(.) Burk HOUSES OF PARLIAMINTs DiCgit Ste 2e, 1806. (No. I.) Aft.„ from Mr. Secretary F./X to hi. Talleyrand, dated D es iog-street, February 211, 1406. (Translation.) SIR, • Moping-ogee, February to, lON. I think it my duty, as an honest mai.. to conimounite to you, as snots as I uiible , a very • ex traiirdinary circurestaies which is COllle ti, my khowledge. The shoaled way e au eat relate to you the fatt simply at it happened. A few days air., a person informed me, that he wee jug., 'Seed at Gravesend without a passport, requesting me at same time to send him one, as I* had very lately left pail and had something to comunlcate to me which weed g „ ' are sathfaction. 1 sent for --!:e mine to my house iIN 'ollowing day—l received him alone in my closet; • after lose unimpoitain contersatioh, that vallein had ti a awl„ :ity to tell mc, that it w.ss necessary, for the trar.quillil crowned beads, to put to death tin... Ruler of France; for this purpose, a house had been hired at Patsy, fnna „bra' .his detestable projed could be carried Into elf ci with ( „ t minty, and without risk. I did net and .at si „j Ca. to be done by a common musket, or by firs ar.aa upon a new principle. I cm not ashamed to celsfe.i b you. Si-, who know No s that my confusion was extreme in thus findo n 'y inyself led ink; with an avowed j I instaotly rodeo non to leave me, shine, at the same tine, orders t. the Police ()inter Who accompanied him, to mail Intl out at tha amgcluna as soon as preaiblo. After having more attentively reltscted upon what I hig Into, I saw my errs in having suffaed him to delert miring linnionsly iiiforneed you of the ceecucatualsot, WWI I irdered him to he detained. It is prolAble that all this is unfouneed, and this the wreath -ad oinking more in view than to make tunneling cross - luence, by promising what, according to his ideas, M 0 ,41 Et. ford ewe satisfaction. At all events, I thought it right to atignalin you with *ha' 4 sappaned, before 1 sent him away. Our lases do net pe • .hit us to detain him long, bet It. shell not be time away tic 'ter yew shall have had full time to take prekatelons us a t tempt ., supposing him still to entertain lad chs.rns; •..d when; he g,.-4, i shall tab" care to have him fanged at a e....p0n as unnote as pnr..bie (rem Frahm. culls himself net 1. idiot 114 la Gmrilllete, bet I think t i; a false name which h. timer toned. " At Ma Ire entrance, I did him the huttuur tp btlitllatila 'lO a spy. I lone the honour to be, With tile moat peifte)tegetbesent s sir, Your ugnas otteadat Sagan; (*led) .. OGIC. (No. II.) Letter from M. Talleyeand ao Mr Secretary Fox, tittallTalis, ." M 41411 b, 1006 .-olteciime4 March 19. (Trairrlatiaii.) • 11R, Pads, Math 3, 1106. I have laid your Excellency's letter before His Majesty. Its first ...mk t , after haying reed it, were, 10 f recognize here Vie I rrineiplew honour and of virtu e; clinch Mr. fox has Vet' beepa."thateal kook him, on my part." IMI not al. i w myself, Sir, to add any thing to the anernmaion.nf Ha Imt nil end Royal Majesty. I onit raper you to accept Ma sta*lll.4lteei of or diataugoisfted cisteddiwatlne. (S• 1 6,10 1) CH. MAU. TALLICYRANID. . . - (So 0 true a letter from M. Tall, r aid to eentary lay dated Paris, March 5, 1106 mAecamd March 19. (Frandation.) Maras S, 1606. It may be agreeable to you to receive news from thit muntry. send yea the Emperor's speech to the Legislative Teti will therein me that our elbow am still for piece. Ido ems ask what is the prevailing iublanation with yrin ; but if ..•• advantage, of penes ate duly appr•dared, you know ulna v hat basin It say be (Lammed. . (Nov IV.) - • Ettraft frem a speech delivered be the Chief of the !French t; , vernmeat to to.: Legislative Bud/ on toe 2.1 of Maio, 1806. (Trauslction ) I desire peace with Entered. On my .patt e I th-. 11 never slay it Int a moment. • I shall always be ready to cao,lude It, taking for its bads the atipu!anons of the 'treaty v: #lllions. (Nn. V.) Letter from Mr. Secretary Fox to M. Taileyrand, detail D..eati. ing.street, March 26, 1206. ( * Translation ) SIR, Downing-stye t March 26 , IfOri The informatien which your Exedloney be, givers are of • the pacific disposition that prevails (iii your essuncils), and i.l ore basis upon which, Patel may be diectiosed, bas iiiduc a d to lay that pert of yo ur private letter befoie the King. His Majesty has repeatedly declares' ,to bat Parliament his sincere desire to embrace the time opneirtdoityl of temstabinh ing 'mice ppon a seliB basis, aisell' u ll nay be pplaaatote wish rile int,tesu add pernianent mount, et his , ,jeople his wishes are tiljifurnify pacific ibitt if is a safe a nd bating Pests that Ills Majesty has in view, mean speartiiii toe*. which, load its very uncznainty, w mid Ire the source of *quietude mesa to the Contraftwo Potties as to the other Powpm of Kniselfel. With regard to the stipulations of the Tektite:l Amiens. chili are proposed as the basis of the PL.gociasiee,l;m re has tbh,, e 3 e observed here, that this phrase has beef. impte, ~ in four different ways, and ourreattently, that (unix, rairiaal• lions tents 4 be .necwatry, which could out fat! to predate great even dad no other nbjadboes exist. .The trod 144 i. of such' a Negotiation bsamep two greet Powers, eqnslir deiplerfirg eery idea df chicane, deo dbo the recfpniesil recognition of the following principle 1 aloe That the obliset of Loth' partied shonlit bee Fate, 'wooled& not bet's, and for their icsacaive Allies • and, at the same 'Owe, if a nature to incisor, altar es is of t heir power s the frimousTsau rif Europo. • or Eoglaref cannot the infant:es of asp at „Apt AL lies; and she it united to Ruasna by meth clime Conedpahaus. that sine would not treat, still less ommalarle upon attains, bit in concert with abs Emperor Alexander; hut w Mist aware. nine the actual intervention of ■ ftereran Plerepeteatia,g e sew of the principal y.nnu loight, howeim, be drocuseet,oadatell provisionally *united. It in•4lit scam, that- limn' so secoant of her rebate elle • atinn, Have hamsita erjetham 1114t41.111 M dimoss France, than other pewits; hut that Cowl, Statespalltable is every p.,int of 'taw, satata.ti herself, lite gegihtsd,sly NI every thing t- et 1,11/NOll4 the greater or 1•411 degree w ludo' pend.itce,.ijnyol Ly tate dine.cut Prisms and Seem of Zs' ra i se. si r , he w imnined we are lime to remove envy dila:int) that ni4iit retard the diunannnt in toastinn. Wit' the MS 441444 that we pirerwi, is MORA ...sturdily not on Out orl/I'3C:UtlUt, that we need War a coistioussuce of the War. of all tha natirnis of Ewers, Eaglan.l, wiliatio, it that which ciders the lent by its piutregation ; but we do put the lair cominise-atc the .1:1N1141t1.11144 of other.. let us then di all in nor prSio to to aerate them, end let us endeavour, if it lee pieviisiu, to rresaiile the nervily.' "I" teen:, sod tire guy of the t 4.• costume., with themanqui;ii , 7 of Enron, and the Ita , reasaca• uf the h•nnate lace. 1 wan. dra. (Signs:el - NO'`' • (No. 11 .1.) -• L.4toe from M. Tal,srand to Mr S:cretary Tba, dated Pa •ls • • Aril 1, lithi i.ed :toil 7. ) •SIR, Palla s April 1, 11 ° 6- . " 4 11, 4.74 c u rg i3 in i sta ik t i l ,i t , c , c , ..)7:l ,, v i o l ll . l ... .. , c i LLlP p t i. o; t t o h ; e n tll ( 4: , Nytre:l th i!ti, lie has authuramil a., s-on you, without delay, the fo I lowing answer: thc 9...ui,.!r0r covets iv; that England possesses. Pea" with 14111144 944 , 114!.,, and fisiy inc Yaryctual, provi.l24 thv t . 1. no Lits•forence in bar internal aftair., and that no att.: l 4 4 !I .3 tor•-tratet tegulatien of km cotton:l I