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.agreetoanytleingswhichmfghtdispleaseEngland,.
really to give way to them, provided that Spain
Ma the English Government, and that she ma-
rest of her cooduct that gaud faith which is con-
friendly power, who observes a neutrality towarls
powers. This deeLsrati .ii, which I hastened to
sir court by the same messenger which your Ex-
pinclied the very day iu which the first eon-
. held, must nee...A-aril), hays met with the.most
recruu inn
• t Madrid. It will event have ohs-
dorMts arid fears m which Mr. Frere's note of the
tuber (on the matririg of which, the Spanish Mt.
tested Mr Frere to demand explanations of his Go-
bad given rise. Rut as, during this interval, Mr.
id a secand note, in which the Spantsh Ministry
et discover what might be the intention of England
step which Mr. nem had taken' they have thought
trmable, to orsler m: to request the English Ministry
the„,„l„,,, in a hank and precise manlier as to their
towards Sda.n. Now, since. it is impottant that, in
'Ochs.) deeply iit. rests both Governments, and on
,f which having always agiveal, they have mu-
` each other to explanation., they sSouM hasten
iicate their respective swishes-4 think that a will he
itageons to both Courts, that I should ennyerse with
Ilency on
-crate points, which may facilitate
rut of these wishes.
is reason, my Lord, that I take the liberty to re-
a eenierelice. I flatter myself, that your Excel-
ant it to molls soon as lone:Ade, particii'arly, as,
istrueltuin winch 1 baye received from my Court,
taint bat be very favoteahle.
*lf with eagerness of this opportunity to, he
Th., Cher. D'ANDU AGA .
, of fio. 16.-.. Chevalier I)'Ancluaeta to Lord
sbery, dated Fartland Place, 3 tat March, 1804.
eilG—alt re with the greatest eagerness that I desire
with lever Excellency, on the contents of the dis-
Inch I hale just received from my Court by the last
rived front Lisaon. They laird the fullest confirm-
rery thing ',bias I have had the honour to state to
%Ogees' in all our conversations, and especially in
he 21st and efitit of January, respectine the wenn
Ico iduet of theKaag, my master, tawa.rds Ilia Mei-
jer!. I will not here repeat the answer which his Ex-
ne Chevalier de Cevallos glee hi Mr. Frere, on tits
4trtury, with regard to the cnmplaints brought for•
its three Notesof the :Oland 24th of the um:: moeth.
wee, a; well front its simplicity and the force of its rea-
hoin its conciliating spirit, avid the 13340 positive as
of the King's tiprig'ttnets in all his prucee4iegs, the
of eliieh is supported by well knoan facts, cannot
the British Gcrerninent the leest duoht as to the eon.
;pain in the neutrality which she has arfripted with
Belli:crest Powers. I seprene, my Lord, that this
II have retched you, and I refer you entirely to it.
I have never lost any oe portun ty of informing my
A' every thing which could' contribute to accelerate a
uncial-standing betwarn the two Geveritmete.s, relative
,eutrality of Spain, and especially of the fears manifest-
British Govereinent, Iced any thins to the piejudire
suit would have bean 'stipulated in th n treaty of neu-
concluded with France, I hasten, my Lord, tai tom-
le to year Excellency what the Chevalier do Cevallm
me tit this respect, on the 4th March last. "In the'
Neutrality with France," says he, " we have oust ad-
ty particle prejerlie.al to F.egtand ; and we have re-
IMO which appeared foreign to a Treaty of Subsi4y.
ta fix the amount cif these, regard has been lent to the
.e which the *WV/WI in kied, such as are stipulated in
'reat•y of Alliance with France, world have cost 'us. Oise
e of these subsidies is retained for the Payment of the
'us by this power. We hale, without violatine our
, afforded to the English all the succours of which
..hs have been in need. Out conduct tow.irds the
bas skin been gov-stet by the sem, ceieripl s. Tee
raneraitteal to Hr Ileitapille Majesty's MMlster, req.
; that Court, breathe noeihig but candour, X eirl faith,
r desire to preserve the strichst use Shiley. The tenet
roof of this is the note stash. I reanimated to bide on
if. Febritary last, in answer ui several complaints which
addr sett to me, and of which I send your Excel!enry
' copy, to enable you to make use of it en Lord Hawkey,-
You will there•obaerve, that Mr Frere makes no vettun
odour, and to our °senors; slime, at the very time
is that his Government enterttins the most ardent
'seep up a good understanding with Spain, he throws
am ti
capable of alarming us, and of e.ogging our
amerce, although we have demanded of bin clear and defi-
..'e explanatmos In short, I can essore sour Excellency,
thiuvwwistneiw relastve to commerce has been stipulated io *hr.
"r 'say of aubsily
' Hatter mysel, my Leel, ht previously making von this
•pt and friend•y ceminunicition, that your Excelleuey will
sae, as wint as possible, an audience, in order that we
,for touth.l objects which are so deeply interestiog
Goversurrems.
I ava.l myself of this opportunity, &e.
(Signed) The ClievalierD'ANDUAGA.
(Ttaitelation of No 17.1
induaga to Lord fiewkesbury, dated Portland Place, Ist
May, 181,4.

LORD—Having+:raty Court a copy of the ennti•
note, which I had the honour to hatistuit to your F.ll.
y on the 9th March last, on the subject of the neutrality
in, 1 have the fatisfaction to announce to your Excel-
„ that tii.! Mug, my master, has cntinly apprised of its
ecosenei, and that His Majesty has found therein the faithful
•%prevaiurts of his loyal intentions, and of his pacific views
Eticlan.L With this I am male acquainted by the Che.
le Cevallo., in his ili.pateh of the I.t \ pr.!, whuadds,
in order nut to feats the Briti.lt Ministry the least room
doubt on the real system of our Coun, His Nla:,,ty had ac-
to the conditions which Mr Frere had demanded, as ac-
tor insuring the acknowledgment and observance of our
hay on the part of England." The Chevalier do Ceval.
the same time tritium:mod to me a copy of the answer
he returned to Mr. Freres note of the Intl' February
out I have the honour to send you a literal translation of
!loch t our Excellency CAOSIut tail to be convincAl of the
meerity of all my common:cattails, and of the constr.', dis:ion•
<of n.y court to :.trengtlitm and increase *lla relations of
tip which sii!istst between the two Gore nments I avail
&c. ( Sig ) The Chevalier frANDU kGA.
(Ti.i.r,lation of Itichisiire, No. 17.)
order to answer the note which you did rue the honour
transmit to me VII the Iltli Fe iruary last, respeeiug reve-
-1 paints relative to the neutrality of Spain, as with regard t
,:,.otland and France, in the preaent circumstaneet of r. urorye,
I have taken that tined which the import owe of an affair all
iten-sting to the common happiness of the subjetes of both
is,vereigi.s required. . . _

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WS above mentioned Nute, after haying piutio4:4 the
or Laws oil which your Court founds the aekuoviledg.
of our neutrality, and vr,sely ditemsed the advantages
mscpuen:esofea.:llof tho,e points; you conclude, by
totpsutg dahnitelr, Ly order of your givemnient, as the baits
`e Mtd acknowledgment, the cessation of all armaments,
• the • tle of pr.ats earriel into the ports of thirst king-
adding, that you are not authorise.) to admit any MAI-
O° thl.definitive proposition. .

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A to the first Kin!, that is to tat, the cessation of'all arroin.
.raments, I have nothing to add to that, which, on d•fferent
ro.:e.saions, and particularly in my Note of the BM of January
‘,.t, I have hart the honour to communic.de to you, since the
dud of this Cabinet, under the present circumstances,
a (*dissipate every shadow of d ruht, of any hostile
oh the part of the King my Ina rtcr ; anJ, conseq.ient y,
perniadA that Iles &Janine Majesty'. wishes aid d.
roands are entirely sinisied on this meet.
With regard to on cessation] of the sales colorizes bought into
'anti or Siam, a:thosigh that affair was iusceptiblc of grro..t
iiesotoes, they ham, nevertheless, been sermon/wird by Ka
,city's l,u.rnc w0h.21 ; and you may assure sour Court, that,
•or.natity to your dJ•nandr, the sale of.the prizes of either
bellvrent nation., brooglit into the ports •0 there king-
ous, will not be permitted, loss kfatesty haying given oodeis
relating thereto, winch mail ti • rizponnisly observed.
Majesty napes, that as this prohobition is really imenuti•
his ine•reat, arid to thole of his soihjeets, the Kong oil
at &item will look oil this CO4deit'ellSl(l/1 as the must t•th-
'our Putof of hos Aerate to preserve the must perfect under
long with His Britannic noway, and as ionpunine On KIM-
, fresh obligation to have fur Strain all the conned :rations
the unriehtnerss, the good faith, the geueriwit., sod the
views ut the Kogg my master. ,m, tee
(11141 d) rEPRV cEVALLOS.

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MY LORI
cnufrr with
tehes whi&
ket arrive
time of ever
our Exedle4
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iteney the
7th of Feb,
and in his tl
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mance' of tl
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'are on the
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the 21.1 th Fs
be had adds
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desires to it,
an propos
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