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irrooted to "teem tier Pretender fru 41 fraitrllle in nay poet s(
the Fovea. illroateioos. The thrutool lrbiri teas su SeeTrently
nude tor the faecal of The 1'; trod,/ from a town !Thiel ti
as
citristiel in the centre of theiic dontiniems, wA • folliartt nn CIF,
Ortadia.af Iles wreak was in fact one tof the eurodatort
.if tle poi,o; 1,-.t 4„ih rhos ,ito•!e tit the treaty and the &-
nasal w.le coiioned to th • fret .arterr sonny, ;toil were out
ext,„l,4 nil an, Of Iwv toady, or to itliV of hi. nibs
After tos arositirat, mans of hi. adherents eiroitinued Cu ie; de
to France; many pro sets ersilleut 114 saris. onsitry, alto wool
attached to th • (-Moe the Poootdet, and had vomited the
reh.litou its his faroor, and trim were consolnaato all hilted
Ayr high rerun, soteoit refitee iii Era ice, an.l ware poritintral
to remain thute tilt their Ae.eth, vir mono Any aoll'o aims ever
havinie w: en made Se the British tieverniseut idler I,o'lf re ui.)-
• it. The It•fice of •rwick, the noterel sou of J4111.!i 11
who from fps i ropit,l and talents Will the iron 1111g`IT/04
men to the intermits of !los ruinitrt• and the e.oLestifit ojeroo
%Om, coatinia tit he a G meral ill the French at mice,
thouoii rolot from the King, an Englishman and an rmi
gram, it was out requited that be should be scut' not of France.
lo the present ca..; there is uo article in the Tr utv of polio.,
be which his Oloietay is !mead to send from this costutry
ally Freniihnian whatever, except on account of Use rolinto,
speriied ia tine twentieth article of the Defiiitive Treaty,
and in erineeqitelice of the preols therein require.' having been
adduced I.a the 'neaten eaSe, it catuaut be pretended twat his
Otaiesty has ever given the dieters' counkoanee to the mese
of tae Reveller: in France agamet the pri'wnt ilitoreririoo.
',since the period when lie lekrirorio Icel that Goy erutitent ; total
if there wore not thou important thtferences in the two cases
they wookl he tot illy d 1 Lir in the mile rem iii i$ .g pitiut ;
for in the of the ti nor- of Mato, as tea+ beet. :Orionis
stated, mow thstiniting the vielesace of the times, and the
:Jeerer to which the Protestaist site:Melon was realty exposed,
Chit strong act of authority was, ctuifined to the person of the
Pr tenter ; the iodiviillial whit intot tae teeoglisiot In that
character by the Froich Government, and who.. core c in alone
bearany similarity to the fuoner evert to Una respaxit, is nor, and
never has hoer, within his Ntojeaty's d nuimons : /titer igeOP
dent. mielit be adduced mn tho seine it ; but u is not noceoary
to state thorn, as the toregoiiie are stoticient
With reelect to tie- eamplorets he dotail tinier the second
head.—U, an the first; you lila, hiforat tile Fiericii Govern.
noon, that the i clog:otos is Jersey, neuty t.f %Agin liad re-
mealiest th solely on ate-tout of the elempii est of subsisteeco
had actuoky moneyed, or were telllnVllla !brew:out to the repre-
sentation creteeniiiiithein in Mr. Otto's note, aiot titan before
your explaation meth Mr. Tallevrand eau take place, there
will prohaliy not be ot emigrant the island.
To tiw locoed COelliiiaint, which relates to the bishnoe of Arno
and Sr_ Pot. d, 1.0„,,, snit 0thc..,,, his Maieoy ran mitt. reolyi
that if the forte alledge.l loonst ttseln Can lie ; if
it tin be pr rvel toot !nor have distributed peps-mon the coast o
France, with avi w uf.i'sturl.ure the (44ivernnicot, and of M.
during tne people to resist the new clitirelt e.tabli.shineet, jiffs
hlaiesty justihed in tokiog all ineestots
wohni his :41Virf rnr obeging them tit te:ye the couafty ; but
sumo proof mast be adaucel of those leas; mid such proof
must Out be dint of their having In a single instance, viz. in
reply to the Pope's mandate, published a vintliention of their
awn cbialiset, in refusing to conform to the new estoblieltinent,
a proceeding in which thsv would be itistiFahie on every prin-
ciple of toli•eition and justice; hot it should thew that they
have siece needed ihemolves of their sitnetion in thi country
to crests the nroph• of France a4pti.ist the authority of that
Government, %kindlier civil Or eeciestastical,
On the third einuplalitt, which rem wets the removal of
Georges, and (hot persons supposed to he iteserihed as his ad.
liercitts, Mr. Otto must have mistaken me its what lie supposes
me to have said on that subject. If is Majesty is however vi ry
doireus to obviate any eisitse of complaint or uneasMeris wtth
reapect to these persons and nicasuees arc in contemplation,
stud will he taken, fel the purpose of renottilig them taut of
hie Mejerth O European dominions.
Chi the fourth eoinplaini respecting the Prinee; of the House
of Bourbou, I eau only refer you Cu, my tOrnser answer His
Meieety has no desire that they should continue to reaide in
this ..esintry, if they i-e doprool, or can ire induced to quit
it ; but he feels it to be Inconsist nit with his honour and his
sense of Justice to withdraw (rem them the rights of hospitality,
as long as they conduct thettoelvea peaceably and quiiely ; and
unless toner charge can be substwittiated of their attempting to
disturb the pee which sidoisto hearted the two Government+.
With respect to the frith complaint, which relates to the
French emigrants weariug in this country the orders of their
:Lucien' Government ; thoe are few if any persons of that de-
sc. lotion in this country who wear such orders. It might be
o.ore proper if they all abstained from it; but the French Go-
vernment rout,' not persist in enpatting, that iroin if it wire
eimostent with law, his Majesty could he hid:iced to commit
so her-h an ail of authority as to send them out of the country
on such an account.
I have thus stated to you his M sentiment- on the
several points contained in Mr Ottn'S n.uc. YOU, will take an
early oppurtuntty of communication titer.* %eighth:tits to the
French Government, and of accompanying them with the ar-
guments and explaaatiusis above stated. And if it thould be
eestrol, anti you should he of opinion, that it was likely to pro-
duce any good efierft, there is no obieftion to your putting the
subinance of what you shall hove %toted in writing, and of de
liventig it to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, as a memoriaa
duns of your coot/creation.
Upon the general tone and style of Mr. Otto's attic, it is im-
portant to observe, that it I. tio from canciliet ; and that the
practice-•( presenting notes of this doeript;on, rat any motive
Of suggestion of persoriol irritation, cannot fail to have the et.
feet of indisposing the twoGoverioneets towards each other, in-
steed of consolidatitie and strengthening the peace winch hap-
pily soloists between ttiem. Th..t after a war, in whirr the
plosions of men have been rimmed beyond former exemoles,
it is statism! to suppose that the distrust, jealousy, and weer
hostile feelings. of individuals should aim immediately subsic:e,
and under these circumstances it aopears to he both the iiiterest
and the dusty of the two l;oternments, Ly a iiiihiand temperate
Conduct, graiiitaliv to allay these feelings, acrd nut on the con-
trary to provoke and segment them by untimely irritation on
their pan, cud by acribitig proceedings infernos:* abuse noticed
to causes to winch. they have no reference. His arfaiteny has
thus fully awl frankly explained his sentiments, and the ground
of his ciinaltictO He is sinzereli rh;posial to adopt every mea-
sure fur the preservation of mom, which is emisistent with the
honour and ohlepreodenee of his couiitry, ant with the security
of its laws andconoitution. But the Finch Gevernotent ientit
hare honied a most toninatius ju Iginent of the disposition of
the Eritith mahout, and of the char.'s-ter of its Government, if
they have been taught to expect that any reoreseutation of
fierigo power will ever in item them to eutuicist to a violation of.
throe rights on which th; HS oties of the 'woole of this titulary
art founded. I love the honour ilO be., ilOc.
(Sig led) IIAWKISBURY.
A Merry, Ext. &c.
No. VV.
TR ANSI-ATIION—NOTF.
General Vial, Minister Plempoteittiory of the Repuhlic et
Malta, having set out fur his skein:at:on about the 'Zuni of Ju-
ly, it is tope prioutited, that he will sou* b•• Ist al condition to
eater halo a conceit with his Britannie Mairroir's Minister Ple-
nipotentiary ou theta:notation of Malta and Of its dem:nave
cies
The three months in which this evarvation ehosill have
taken place, Sr.- expirol ; and it boa, the intention of the two
t;oiwelitient4 Coat the execution of the Treaty of Amiens
should experience the hrao possible delay, the riot Consul
would have loom desirous that the two thustioad Sea*, °titans
who are realty to at :Bart, etiold have been trabsported at an
early period tootle Island of Malta, to be in ecidieco when-
ever the evactiatiots shall lie on the point of beteg cifirtert.
It appeals, nevi. itholois, that Mr. 1)111411)one, VW Forliali
Minister at Naples, 11.15 nut been authorized by hit Govern.
melt to fieilitite this tram:part ; and that tlt t suotiee ellestOot
by that Minister WAS, that the stiptilatiops which ought to pre-
cote the eviieuateitt nut h:iug fulfdied, that evemotiou could
not net take piece.
In eummunieating the ollove details to his Focellency food
llawloolnify, Brit-tunic :Majesty's Potreitiol Secreltry
of State fur thlt Foreigu Department, the undersigned is
direfled tnnhierve, that the seudieg the two tletusaiel Neapoli-
tans to the Wand of Malta rauui4 but be considered as a pre
limitary step, in order to Accelerate the evacoofsmo as soon as
the ueresstry Mrtasuresaltall hose been taken by the relic:live
Pleidpotentiaries ; and that it does not in sap manner prevent
the sittiseii dent cumarrt. on the details of the east:motion, con-
formably to thee! inset of the Treaty of Amiens.
The undersietted is moreover directed to reition the British
Ministry to give general itistructoes to his 14 liooty's Plenipo-
tentiaries at Nettles, and at M .Ito, that the evacuation, *Aid
the other conditions of the kith sortie, may be exeettted
without obstacle, and without those Plenipotentiaoct conceit-
ing obliged to refer to their (loyeroviroit on lath
of 142 truce,:serre operatious which should Like once.