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Ministcr ? We sphjain it. " Nothing can be done,'
saes the Minister," without a formal order from the
)Emp4ror ; and, in the present circumstances, His
ifilojosto &moot spar. f;nie to attend t, itch Gurinerr !"
In other words, " he has not !rimer fir brinaanity !I"
(COPY.)
" Transport-Office, May 2S, Isos.
" Ste—Although we still remain without re-
ceiving any answer to the propositions made to
the French Government, in our letter to you of the
13th of September last, relative to a general ex•
change of 1 risoners of wa► ; yet, desirous always
to promote the interests of humanity, to the utmost
of our power, we have not ceased to release, and
send to France, from time to time, all such French
prisoners of war, as from age, wounds, or other
causes, appear not likely again to become aelive
enemies ; and we accordingly embrace the present
favourable season of the year, for sending, from
Bristol, about forty French prisoners of this descrip-
tion, who will be conveyed to Morlaix in the same
vessel with this letter.
In making this communication to you, it is fit
that we should request of yon to express our Lope
to the Minister of Marine, that the same motives
which a2luate us will induce the French Govern-
ment to send immediately to this country all such of
the British prisoners in their possession, as are, from
either of the causes above mentioned, become unfit
for any alive service, and consequently cannot add
the force of this country. Among the prisoners
of this description, we beg to recommend to your
notice, Lieutenant William Dalyell, who was made
prisoner on the 4th of January last, and who ap-
p,ars, by a certificate from the Surgeon who at-
tends him, of -which the enclosed is a copy, to be
so much disabled by the wounds which he received
at the time of his capture, as to require the utmost
care a.rd attention of his family. We have only to
add, that if the French Government will release this
young officer, we will immediately release any
French prisoner of equal rank whom you may point
out to us, in exchange for him.
(Signed) 66 Rue?. Geortcr,
" AMBROSE SERLC,
" THOS. HAMILTON,
66 J BNOWN."
" Mr. Rrercat, &c. &c. &c."
ANSWER OF• TUE FR t• NCI! GOVERNMENT.
(TRANSL•TIOH.)
Paris, Sept. S.
GESTI.F.MEN—r have laid before his Excel-
t-nr be Minister of Marine, and the Colonies, the
letter you did me the honour to write to me on the
28th of May last, relative to the sending home Eng-
lish Prisoners of War detained in France, whom
age, wounds, or infirmities, had rendered incapable
of being employed in alive service, and particu-
larly Lieut. Dalyell, of the Ratter cutter.
His Excellency dirells me to inform you, that
nothing can be done upon the subje2l, without a
formal order from the Emperor, and that, under the
p esent circumstances, His Imperial Majesty easiest
anent" to the hairiness.

Doubt not, Gmtlemen, of the zeal with which
I shall renew the representation, as soon as circum.
srances shall permit, and of my eagerness to corn-
muni:ate to you the determination which shall be
adopted upon the subject.
Accept, Gentlemen, the assurance of my high
consideration. (Signed) RIVIESIC.

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