Star.
London, England, 1803-06-01 00:00:00

PARIS, 4 PRAIRIAI.,MAY 14.

The declaration of the King of England has jun
appeared. It is accompanied with a volume of pa-
pers of 145 folio pages. This volume contains 72
articles, among which ten only are official, and even
of thefe many are infignificant. Sixty-two are tx•
triads of letters fiom the Minifiers to their agent•,
and from Englifh agents to their Cabinet, levers
which have doubtlefs been fabricated by office (Chm
tellerir), agreeably to the will of Minifters. Thole
notes which are the molt important, and the moll
proper for (hewing w the Englifh people the proceed.
ing of the French Government, and the true fpirit of
the negotiation, have been carefully fuppreffed, and
what appears the laft degree of fisameleffnefs, and
even cf folly is, that in the :.cue of Lord W tturwoare,
dated the loth of May, and given in page s 11 of the
Onici.ll Papers of London, the molt effential paffage
is omitted, with an infidelity which could not efcape
cenfure.

The Monfrerr then proceeds to give, in a double
column, copies of the note, in its original Rate, and
as it has been printed by Minifiers. The difference
between them confifis in the following expreffions,
which arc applied to the propofttion made by Tat.-
aaaaa D, on the 4th of May—, this propofition hay-
ing been judged impraCticable, from the refufal of his
Majefty the Emperor of Ruffia to accede to it, and,
at the fame time, below the jult pretentious of his
Majefiy.'
" This infidelity (continues the Mositesir) commit.
ted for the purpofe of concealing a falfe allegation
which can no longer be Whined, required the com-
million of another. The Englifh Minißers have,
confequently, fuppreffed the note tranfmitted in an-
fwer on the t sth of May, which note was of the fol-
lowing tenor :
PARIS, MAT IL
" The underligned has it in charge to acquaint his Excellency
Lord Whitworth, Amharrador frota his Britannic Majefty, that
the Firit Capful having propcied, in his Note of the 14th of this
month, that the 104nd of Malta thooM be placed in the hands of
one of the three guaranteeing Powers, IllosSa, Auftria. or Pruffm,
it would not he fullicien, to fet that propolition :fide, to argue on
the refers! which Lit Majefty the .mperar of Rune might make,
of receiving this true, Once the intentions of their Majeftles the
Emperor of Germany and the King of PrnNa world remain to be
known. _ _

" That betides the affection contained in his Excellency's Note,
dated ;nth of this munch, and which is expreffed in thefe ta7llF.
from the rcfufal of his Majefty the Emperor of Rues to accede to
it, is entirely contrary to the guarantee which hi. imperial Majefty
formally offered, with the flight alterations which the Firft Coati(
made nu difficulty of adopting, and which be knows that the Eng.
Idb Miniftry refitted, meditating, beyond doubt, even then, the
ftringr pretenfion of retaining Malta.
* Thait, fa/thee, this affertion is alto in ahfolote oppofitien to the
afferances which the heft Conful has received from Peterfburgh,
fence the Meffsge of his Majefty has been known there, and which
have juft been renewed to him by an authentic communication,
which Count de Ma rcoff yefterday gave of the intent I ons ofhisCourt.
" It hence refults, that it is impoffible to reconcile the laft con •
munkation made by his Excellency Lord Whitworth, with the
feeds confirmation, which bat Jett been received, of the difpofi-
tions of his Mikity the Emperor of RulDs, and that it cannot but
be Inppofed, that his Britannic Majefty, when better informed, will,
of himfelf, hole no time in caufing to be given to his Excellency, In-
ftrunions different from thole It:Web he has communicated, In the
14.1111 C of his Government. (Signed) c r.
Yet the Englifh nation calls itfelf free, and the
Parliament reprclents the nation. The whole of this
prodtraion is under tranflation, and it (hall be Mim-
ed in this Journal, for nothing might to be concealed
from the French people. If they have had the im-
pudence to fupprefs the molt important notes, and
to mutilate thole of which the original it in the hands
of our Government, what reliance can be placed on
details of convercation related by Englifh agents, and
altered by the Englifh Miniltry to fait their own
interells f It would be difficult to conceive the fpirit
' of madnefs which has for feveral months situated
the Cabinet of London. It, no doubt, believes tha'
we have neither ink nor arms. put what does the
Cabinet of London care for the opinion of Europe
and that of poßerity? The Parliament will have
agreed to its Addrefs; many of the Members will
have been animated by lying reports. This is all that
'the Englifh Minifters delire."
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ride obfervations are followed by a communica-
tion to the great conflituted authorities of the differ.
ent proclamations dined by his Majetty wiib refpea
to the renewal of hoililitiet.

5 PRAMUAL, NAY 25;
The Englilh who remain at Paris have receive or.
den to prefent themfelves, within twenty four !lours
before the Commandant Of the town. Fontainblean
is the place where it is determined they !hall remain
as holiages.—Journal dii DIU:.