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fay health, to title him, in writing, to ienew the'
conferences without farther of of time. Your Lord-
ihip w iil find a ropy of nip letter (marked C.) toge-
ther with hi. anfuer (mai k.:d 1).) encloredi
On the .1.4.,h I attired horn M. Talleyrind sn an•
tater to the uemsnd I had niade for an explanation
on the fuljeil ci pimp, in my letter of the std.
rnm 'hit couniation marked E.) I think it proper
Oro to tradmit to your Lordlhip.
On the 25th, at one cr'clock, M. de Champigny
called en tpe, as had been prerioully 'tweed, for the
purr& of renewing the conferences.
-After the ufual interchamre of he pro•
ceeded to flty that. in kettle. peace. tie Emperor
bad determined to nuke gre.,t facrifices.
a, That klanover, WM its reptodencies, fisutilti be reacting ta
his Nis,:efty.
ad. That the peCiffion of Mates thould be conS:ined to Cleat
Fritain.
3,1, That Fr-.nce would interfere with Holland to tnnfirtn to
his Maplty the ahrelete potkpicut of tic
4th, flat the Froporor erode; conform to his ft.T.ltfty the pet.
fetioa of l'ondith.erry,Chandernagore, Mabee. and the oth-r dt-

ttenf,tct Cool-fobs.
yth, 'I hat as Tobago was ort‘lnally (entail by the ErriiCh. It
w a meant alio Co gtve that Mind to the Crown or Great pritiK
To all this he added. that what he had Inds, (aid
proceeded on the furnotitim that Sicily was in ha
ceded, and that the French Government prnpore:l
that his Sicilian Moja, 11:111.1 have as an %dem-
nity! not only the Balearic [hands. but humid alto
receive an annuity from the Court of Spain, to ena-

6 e him to firpprrt his dignity.
I here inttrtupted him, ezoreffing my fuiprife atter
the full ex7lanation I had with M. Talleyrand on that
very point, that the potlibility of our giving up Si-
Lily fhould be mentioned again ; that the guarantee
of it to the King of the Two Sirilies was as much an
object with England as M: Talleyrand knevit it to be
with Ruffia ; and that I was happy to mite that op-
portunity of Rating to him fairly, that Heft myftlf
bound to confider the obtaining for Ruffle• the ar-
rangement which he defied, as an °hie& more kite-
reffingjf pollible to England. than thole points which
might Le confidered as peculiarly' tonoceed with ha
bwn interefis.
He informed Me, that there was no claofe in his
;Orations empowering, him to hear me on the patt
of RulLa ; but that he had even lien M. Talleyrand's•
note to me, and, being fatisfied that this was an ac-
cidental omiffion which would be forthwith remedied.
he had no objeftion to proceed, as if fuch a clack had
been infected.
It was agreed that 1 fhould go to him to day, at
two o'clock, to renew the conference.
Firfl Intlofure (A)....(Correfponde with N 0.34. Copy of a Note
from M. Talleyrand to dm Sul of Laoderdak, dated Septem-
ber 22d, 18064 .
Second loclufure (B)—(Correfponda with No. 33. Copy of a Note
from the Earl of Lauderdale to M. Talleyraud, dated Septem-
ber sad, 18064 '
Third loclofore (C)—Co el a Note from the Earl of Lauder•
dale to-id. de Cbasopagoy, dated Sept. 23, slob. (Informable'.
that Mrs apptikd of hie ;Flog appointed to continue the mere
eiadoo
• Fourth Inctofure (0)—Copy of a Note from. M. de Champagay
to the Earl of Lauderdale, dated Sept. 53,1806. (Appoints. an
interriconfor the following Thurfday.)
Fifth lnelorme (E).—(Correfpooda *kb No. 36. Copy of a Note
from M. Talleyrisol to the Earl of Lauderdale, dated Septem-
ber 24,18;6.)
No. sz.
Copy of a Difpatch from the Earl of Lauderdale to Farl Spencer,
dated Yana, Sept. a 6, a 806. Itectilted Sept. 28.
Mr LAID, Paris, stpt.e6,lBo6.
In conformity with my engagement made yeller-
day, which I had the honour of mentioning to your
Lordthip in my former difpatch of this date, I waited
on M. Charnitagny this afternoon, at two o'clock.
He informed me, that the accidental omiffion in
his irifiruEtions had been temedied, and that he had
now powers to-talk With me on the interefis of Rulta,
with a view to arrange the conditions on which
France would make peace with that country ; but
he at the hate time propofed, that.we Mould in the
Rift inflame talk over the terms of peace between
France and England.)
I obferxed, ihat as the greateß difficulties in our
laR confere a e feemed to arife from the conditions
that 1 had propofed as neceffaty to be granted to
Ruffia ; and as England wan retolted not to make
peace without obtaining for Ruffia all the objeas on
which the indified. I thought the more natural circle?
• would be to retinae the conversation on there laR
topics.
A long difeuffion accordingly eared, which ended
in his informing toe. that, on the fohjethof conceffi w
to Ruffle, he was anthorifed to communicate to me,
that the Goventment of France was Willing, in ad-
dition to the Treaty made by M. d'Oubeil. to cede to
that power the full Sovereignty of the Mend of Corius
bat that he bad no authority to row farther.
I then informed him,that I was foory lo teeth that
the negotiation was tat an end, foe that thy Marne-
dons were piecife, nod Askt I •Mould kelt tnf'auty,
the moment I left him, to Rate fn M. Talleyrand.
that all hopes having vaniMed. of bringing the ne-
gotiation to a favourable are, I had only note to
reouell pstTports for my return to England.
After (thong exprcffions of mutual regard, he at-
tended me to the outer room, where he gain pm-
poled a renewal of our conferences, in cafe \his Go-
vetntnent fhould give him new W1'0601.14 ‘.,
My anfwer was, that I had no choice in imp
diatcly applying for paffports ; but that, 211 Inag of
remained in this country, I never would refufe to fee
him ;" •nd that if, before my departure, he Mould
come with power. to grant all the objefls on which
I had explained rnyfelt, I !boat feel the g,teatell fa•
tisfaElit.n,thnuhh, at that nu.ntent I thought any isp-
paintmeot perfally unnecefLoy.
Oti n y retton'home, I Ice t to M. Talleyra• l a
It tte.r demanding my pairrorts, v c,py nt tithich
• (nt.,:kc.l A.) I enclofc ; ah.t, 1 uodcrtl.tnd front the
e...mer IS .I.t: co, that hr received it tell before
I.c ;; I:.t. !it cart i.y,e to g)., to Mentz.
t I. rk, ie.'ened lit 111 M. de Cham-
pao.ty r noir, r f which, as vk ell as 61 my aiirwer, I
eoct, it o • v...:r 1. (oritked 13. and C.)
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Tardy oblpfe ittrOft he. 0.20 amigo fie& orders from
his Government, he thinks it may tend to advance
that very deferable otlea• Inner to mini(' again on
the cubic& with his Eseelleney ; and be has the ho-
nour to propofe to his Excellency to receive him at
his hoofe on Monday nest, at the hour Which may
bell fair hip health.
M. de Clkampegny: rupiah his Eleellenty the
Earl bf Lauderdale to accept the affurances of hit
11gh Confide fel I ion,
Third laclefure (C,l —CopY of a Time from the Earl of Lauderdale
to M. lib ebbillpagb 7, dared Stpt so, IBA
Patio, Sept 16, deb.
Laid Lauderdale has this inftant received the note
of his Excellency M. de Champagny, iu which, after
informing him of his having made a report to his
Government of this days conference' he expreffes a
deism again to entieeefe with Lord Lauderdale.
Pilthongh the iefillt of the conference which Lord
Lauderdale has this day had with his &toilette,
(It the coneinfion of whiasAis Lordesipeboogbt it
Ms duty to afk Tor pat 000 W for which be hee toll
made application to his Excellency the Minifier fow
Foreign Affairs) • leaves go hope of bringing the
negoesation to a fstvoprattle due, the with exprelfed
lay his Excellency M. de Champagny to have another
converfation with Lord Lauderdale, is decifive ;
and Lord Lauderdale harkens to reply to this iota
Cation, by informing his Excellency that he will
either meet him at his office, br will have the ho-
nour of receiving Mtn at home, .on Monday next,
at -whatever hour may ben fuit his Excellency.
Lord Lauderdale has the honour to repeat to
Excellency M. de Champagny the affurance of his
high corifideration.
Fourth loclufure (D.)—Copy of a Note, from M. d'Hauteriire to
the Eui of Lauderdale, dated Sept. 26, s 806.
Mr Loco, Paris, September a 6, zio6.
• I have this monient receive a letter from you for
the Prince of Beneventb. He is this inftant fet out,
and I embrace the opportunity offered by the de-
, parture of one of his fake, whufe carriage will follow
him immediately, to forward it to the Prince of Be
I nivento; it will probably reach him oh the road, but
at all events on his arrival at Mentz.
I beg your Excellency will accept the affurance
of
my high confideration. (Signed) RAUTfiIIIVI.
Fifth inelofare (E.)—Copy of a Note from M. de Chartmagny
to
the Earl of Lauderdale, dated September 26, olio&
Pans, September 26. 0806
M. de Champagny Will hate the honour of calling
upon Lord Lauderdale on Monday next, at two
o'clock, which he fuppolks will be the moll corset-
nient time.
He fends the paffports Lord Lauderdale &fired
for the Mellinger Batilico. He reguefis his Excel-
lency to accept the alTurances of his high tonfidera-
in.—( k continued)