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atthe departure OF the courier but would
soon remove to Berlin, thessdiplemaitc body
having already set Of for that capisal.

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The Sublime Porte has transmitted e
The miois,ers Of The foreign powers the fol-
lowiug note on the departure ofike' English
minister
Although The faithful relations which
have necessarily exlsted betweenthe Su.
biiu,e Porte aud the courtof England could
not have given rise 10 any Goodness between
them u aadthough the Sublime Porte, Just.
offended at the strange proportions
which the English miniaeK-made a few
days ago. 10 a conference ii has eon,ensed
itself IN replying thar .ssit was actually q.
war with Russia and at peace with E0gs
land ), at the moMent' when VIZ could ,aaI.
ter ourselves tina, after the most mature re-
f~ec'ions the English envoy would desiss
from pretensions SO deroga,ory TO thee s.
nity OF nauona and the honor of powers S
that envoy has, on the CONTRARY. renewed
them in . note to which Is demanded a
written answer; and afterwards, withSut
announcing his departure, and w~ithouta.y
kuown-causc, he embarked suddenly with
his. suite and some Of the merchants OF his
D%a.ion. in an English trigate which was IN
port, and which. cutting hsr cables, sailed
al midEsgaf. 1, vas only 10 a note he Left,
10 be givtn af.er his departure to the Su,
biimc Porte, tina, he declares as the princi
pal cause OF his discomfort, the refusal OF
a passport for a courier which he wlshedto
send 10 the Dasdanelles. AS he had moi
received on that OCCASION a nega!ive an
swer, this suppssrdrefasal could not have
brea the motive Tor his departure; and II
is well known thar nei Shet he nor any other
Erglish SUBJ eet have has esose to complain
Of any ACT BY which their safety could be
endangered.
Trough this condact waId have soa
ciensly authorised the Suhlims Pore 10
act 10 a manner suitable to ,he proyocai ion
OF The Erglish envoy, ii bas nat hoveee
thaughs properto Depart ron. tasse. prin.
ciples Of equity BY Which it has hssn ron.
SANITY animated, and 10 the firm persuasion.
ihatthe court Of Englaod is, on i.s-psr,in IN
capable of conducting itself in a mannr,
contrary TO the rules Of justice has giseo
10 the care of Hubseh, Danish charge de
affairs. and attorney for the said British
n . ster, all the effects and movcahles be
longing 10. him and the persona IN his salte
-and besides mis- highness 10 granting his
beni6centi proiee,ioa to the kamilies Of the
English individuals, vino ren,aln in this
country has given precise orders that they
may be 10 safety throughout the whole Ok
tomsn empire. He has a!.o ordered to
the officers Of the regency TO cause The wee.
sells and properties OF the Engllsh subjects,
to be respected aud to leave then as they
are until further orders.
The PORE has caused the present official
pole 90 be drawn up as a new proof ct the
moderation and justice which has always,
directed rs conduct, and has caused il
to BE transmitted 10 all the minister's OF
friendly powers that they may conmoni.
cate tae same to theri respective courts.
Done the Is h Of The mon,h of Zylkada
year Of the Il gyra 1921, ((4sh February,
1907.
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