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;ORD C ASTLERF,ACIreit MR. CANNINC.
The followtug arrvatrit,utic copies of the.twa.
letters which pamtaiiletween Lord Castlereagh. aid<
Mr. Canning, I tuttllhdPdely orevioth. to the late duel:
tit. FtPtes's KIV"tb...IDttOCPL.2L....
Sta—vit unnecessary iv me to eider isle arty
statement or the cirmitostalices veloch mrecesifel igke—reetTnt*,
rot/nations. It is room/Witt, me, with st,ricw.golhe insette-
disfe object of this letter, Upstate, that *.ippiara a pr.post-
'how IWO bt. en agitated, without msy Convosmeation w ith me,
Fur my reit-inn' froinithe War th liartment ; and that yon,
tom si•ls the close of the* last Session, having urged a de-
cision upon this question, with the alteruative of your
eseceilior from the Government, procured a positive promise
fl ors the Duke of Poi timid ;the caecution of which
you aftrrsards considered yourself entitled to enrolee),
that such renewal should he carried into effect. Notwith-
studio; this promise, by which I consider yita pronounced
it unfit that I should romsin charred with the roudurt of
the war, sod by whit+ my situation as a Minister of the
"Crown was made ileprode id upon your wilt obit pleneme,
vim continued to sit in the autos Calomel with me, mid to
leave me not only iii the persuasion that I possessed your
....hi-diner and support as a colleague, hot yin, allowed me,
01 every pcmciphi of rood filth, both public and
pi -lime, 'hooch the. virtually 11.4;a wiled, to originete and
vein-era to the exeeistion Of a 11...? I uierprism, or tar (1011 t SF.
idioms and 'lmmo-Kam nature. with your apparent concur-
Itteiee, and ostensible approbate.).
You were fully if my situation in the Govern:
'ent hadir•ro disrlrso,l to int, I count not have submitted
to remain nee moment in ntfi re, withoor the entire abandon.
'bent of my remote honor, awl pith*. ditty. Yea kuew I
mr .11Cri•Pri, cud yiei emitintiml to rl. CI ,1 e Me.
lam swat it may he said. whirl, lam :de to acknow-
ledge, that when von pressed for a dynamo fur lay removal,
we shy, ~,sled for its disclosure, and that it was mooted
fly the l/iilic of Portland, and some tromilsers of the G..
opposed to be my fiat I elder cue
admit, that yon Lase a ritht to make one of each a plea,
' to justification of an act affecting my hummer, nor that the
sentiments of others could justify an Acquiescence in site!,
a delusion on your part, who had yourself telt [1.1.1 stood
its unfairness. Nor eau I admit that the head of so? ,01-
ministratteu, or any supposed friend :abet:vie may he tErit
motives), eel authorise or senct,on any man iu stet a (*reuse
of long and perseveri,r dereptiou . fur were I to admit such
a principle, my honour and caaracter would he :tom that •
moment the disereti..n 4.1 persons wholly uimitth•iriscd,
and known to you to be unauthorised, to act I.r Mt 1.. Such
a ease. It was Ibrr,fore your at t and your cumin t winch
deceived Inc trial it is iinpaisSlLge for me to septic:as in being
placed on • situation b you, winch no Iwo, of honour rowel
kat-more) submit In, our patiently 4...fts kiineall to he be-
trayed into, without turfeittug that character
I have no right, as a public man, ter,restry your demand'-
iar, upon palipc grounds, my removal from the particular •
office I have held, or even from the Adasintstretiose, es a
condition of your continuing a Member of the Ginwriuncut
rut 1 have a distinct right to expect ti at a priopea!lioo, jute
tillable is died; 11114 l not be executed in a,u unjustiaSbis
manner, and at she expense of my honour Dud reputation.
And I consider that you wete bound, at least, to avail yuuz-
self of the Sailift altrr.istive, namely, your nom tesignestiun, to
take yourself out.ofthe pyreticuncut or practising such a de-
ceit towards use, which you dui em rows, IQ demanding a de-
eissou fur int removal.
Curer tlit,e circumstances, I most ryqape that setisfac-
tiuu front yon to which I feel myself entitled to lay claim
I 4111; Ac. GASTL
The Kt. Boa. Gelorte lancing, let. e:e.
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Gloucester Lodge, Sept. gO, tang,.
MT Lohti—The tome sad the purpuit of your Losilidtla.
letter, which I have this mmucut ra.Cl.l/1.11, ,sf course precludt
arty other answer, on lay part, to the inisapprehessions said
atisrapreseutations w..h which it aimanda, than that I will
cheerfully give to year Washday tag setteAsetinu which you
require. lam, Svc. GEO:IGII 'CANNING.
I.urd Viscount Castlevetqfit. eke. Arc

BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON, '
TUESDAY, Ocroina in. -
A Dotth I'ver, or on I.lte a date as the 7th

astititrattati4l, received town yenter•

day, which siates, that, according to the last cc-
counts from Hungary, the Emperor of AtisTRIA
was so extremely ill, that his life was despaired of,
and that he had received the Sacrament.
The sane Paper, it is added, contains, a report
that the Emperor of [(mita laid decharci
termination of rowing Austria, in the event of int,
renewal of
Several other foreign papers have hero also re-
ceived, consist's' ig o resents of the flerafrurgh Carrel,
pondenten, to the 30th hod, Frankfort Journals to
Hes lin to the 24th, sod Prague to the 19th.
The latest ritelligence from V.eiina, is of the 16th.
Bonseatree had set nut from Schoesibrimo, on a
journey of hair day.; to Broom Little train
Inert 'with respect to the negociations ; hot the
ifentburah Curresponieares says, that •• belies of
peace increase." It odds, th.,l a prme pal dianand
lU the IlrgtIVII•i{011 is, that, until pease is made with
% England, a French array shal remota Pt the Art-
tries States.
An article from the Mayne, in the I fambargh
Correepondenten of the ;19th ult. eoueisoles, that,
" as the negoci4tions for Peace have laited above
two mouths, their object must be eery extenaire,
embracing the future situation of Germany, Tar-
' key, Russia, and dustria."
lts the no.rmaihile, however, whatevee mar be the
hopes of peace, hoth parties are actively tint Toyed
in carrying on their preparations for war. An army
of 50,000 men is assembling on the Rhine, %%Inch,
!111 article from A sigsburgh assures ere wall marcit
into Austria, if peace he not soon concluded. All
Othcers have been ordered to join their rc,pective
corps. witl t the least delay. The Austrian army
which had spread itself *twig the Real), has taken
the direction of Moravia and lloheinia.
'the Tyrolese carry on off, mire operations with
spirit and success. 9fliey hare made an incursion
two the Salizoorgh territory, and fears are rider.
tai ord of their making themselves master. of Seitz-
• burgh. The troops rent against them have been all
defeated with great aThughter.
BoiAPiaTE is expected sl.ortly in Holland. The
situation of that country its deplorable. Louts Be-
natrAnTs, in Pi recent speech to flit Magistrates of
Amsterdam, "Apt. " Our situation is bad, and grows
worse daily, from the unforeseen attack of the Eng-
lish, and from the injustice, hatred, and oppglitiim
which we !Doe not deserved."
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The l'rinee of Wales, Capt. Tong, is arrived at