Star.
London, England, 1804-12-01 00:00:00

L. C. S. D. L. C.

TO MR. varion, MINISTER PEENITOTINTWITTROSI ins ERI.
TANNIC MAMMY TOR WINO Of Tel ENITSD NINODOIS OF
GREAT BRITAIN ONO IRELAND. TO NIS 11101111115 1111
Of still. RATIO •0001 IT i, dog.
Itta.—The Sinn Ihkr has infornsed you by his letters of the soth
of May in the prefeset year, of the &silence of the Confederation,
and has prayed yon to give Info:math= upon that fabba to your
Goveriemeat, In order to know If the deliverance a the thirteen
conquered depanntents can in any manner enter Into its plans,
and if it ribald us with false provifory futaldiess far the ponnsfe
of reusing the proiefb which we meditate. You did him the
honour to anfwer him, by your letter of the t rhet June, that you
bed made that ammioniestion. bat could Dot obtain an anfwer
before the and of fut webs, and in confequestee towards the end
of February or beginoleg of this month.
By his fuhfeqnent letter of the tub of July, he beldot Infotensl
ed you, that he would preemie your letter to the Council General,
in order to obtain its deelftoa as to the mode of correfrodenee :
his laft letter of the zed) July Warmed yogi of the roftladeneddr=
by the CowellGeneral in that tepid, namely, that of
his Mikity and the Council of State. in order to declare to them
its pre:teas, and to pray them to grant as their aid. informed
you, at the fame time, that the Coandl General, for the pupate
of preemie; more =aft infonnotion, bad ordered a Dew account
to be taken of the Federes, in order to know with truth the force
of the confederation, and pecatlfed you all the documents which
contained the information pronged by him to mi at the begin-
ning of the prefent month
We have in confequasee the bower, Sir, to added, to you,
(*deed. two letters, one of which is &lined fur his Mai, fly,
sad the frond, which includes all that is nee:diary for the pupate
of afeettainlng our tufting &oath" addreared to the Council of
State; and we pray you to forward them, by a fore method, to
their dell:button.
Not wilting to have any knees with you. in whom we idea
an unbounded confidanes you receive the letters Waled. in or.
der that you may read them ; but we with you to fad them before
you fend them.
Thedetails which are included in the faced of theft letters,and
the two ttatements fobblned, will inform you as to the force and
maw, organizatioa of the confederation' as to Its Interior orga-
nization, k will be found detailed in the Memorial of the irk of
December, /goo, on which we rely io this aped!, and which, as
wwars allured, molt have been known to your Gosernment.
As to our future meretpundenee. we May you, for greater ft-
curity, to addrefs the letters which contain any thing important
to Mr. liter, to be left at the pa& alba. Mantwint," and to
direct under the akin's of Cleilifektuitt. at M. Itediegtes, bra-
zier, at Warms t" advice that there Is fink a letter, Is order that
we may fend a conlideotial man to fetch It. By this means, we
think, we an obviate all diftovay, which might otherwife chance

to happen.
Win you be fo good u to acknowledge tke receipt 4' thla Let-
ter, and to inform us what your Government has decided with
refpedt to our former Letter, in cafe ks sclera Dian have reached

You.
At to the reit me pray you to be pceuaded that we are, with the
molt ?erred cfteetn.

I.lunicb,Aog. I!.

TO MR. TA LOIK
gir—The Superior Chiefs have charged toe to tranfmit to pod
the annexed letter which Is addreffed to you with the other., un
reeled, which they remelt you to forward as bon es rabble,—
Referring to my knees of the aeth of the left month, the details
which it contalns win (apply the place of the information I presid-
ed you.
I take this opportunity to trenfmit to you two letters for the King
of France,and the other for Monfieur, his brake?, Warded Houk.
It appears to me that you ;will be able to trassfeedt them with more
lefety, as the (pies of Ooverprnent heriege all the poll off :es in
oar country. and In all the provinces horderlog upon tiermany.
Hare the gnodriefe to acknowledge the receipt of there lettere, ac-
cording to the addrefles pointed cot to you by the Ctlcrw I have
the honour, be.

Aupft
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Eta—Fore eight days the pocket which you will receive with this
has been carried' from a place on our frontiers, without any or
oar agents having been able totnd an opportunity of conveying It
to the other bank, without miming the nit of tts bring felted el-
thee by the Officers of the Cullom*, or the fuldlers, who have re-
rdved the molt poutive orders to reaming sninotely every body
who pains. In the circular letter from the Mminrr to the Gees
d'Arnie., be esprefsly rays, that Government has dikovereil cer-
tain canncttlous which the makes:tents In the Interior have with
foreigners, and that therefore that Itrianefe h reedfary. There
was, th,refore, no other way to convey them to you, but to write
upon them, Paper, rdativr t• • Lew Sad, to order to avaii We
lufpician which might at* franc their bulk. This letter bookd
arrive on the alit at Worn., whsle it will be put into the poll.
and on the sad, at night, is wall reach Frankfort, fu that you will
receive it by the tlth. Have the goodods to write to one under
the addrefs whirls I gave yon in me letter d the tzth. to inform
men! the receipt of ,ter. I. the mean !ins. it is ortellary
to give yt. an evitltett for Frahlifort. sander wtikh our betters ewy
pals, and wtskh will not be futded to the fulpicions which attach
to the pecimet ouc. 1 hart. lie.

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