The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-01


have not failed to lay before the Earl of Liverpool the
memorial, together with its several enclosures which
delivered few days since by Gen. Loft at your desire.
His Lordshp has directed acquant you has
referred TO the this Office the year $685.
and finds letters from Sir James Craig dated April
and 5th May transmitting the correspondence that
during your residence in the northern of America and
expressing his confidence in your ability and Judgment
Lord Liverpool has discovered any wish the part Sir
James Craig that claims for should be
icrred to this indeed is aluson made any
kind Of arrangement agreement been by
that officer with you.
Under these circumstances, and Sir James Craig
determined his immediate England, would
have been Lord Lyerpoo wish referred your me-
mortal him, being enabled appreciate the ab
ly and success with which you executed mission undera
ken at his desire Lord Liverpool will however it
to Sir James Craigs The government with
assurance that from the be received in
your favor and the opinion he has formed your corespon
dence, he convinced the public will be benefited by
your active employment In public situation
Lord Liverpool will also feel himself bound give the as
to the Marquis Wellesley if any probability
that it will advance the application which YOU
have made to his Lordship am sir, yo.r obt serys
(Sgned) ROBERT PEEL
j. Henry, Esquire 27, Leieester-sguare.
No. VIII.
No other despatch to Sir George Provost, and
the letter marked b.
HENRY PEEL ..f
27, Leicester-Sqnare. London, 4th Sent. 1911.
SirI have just learned the Ultimate decision of my
Lord Wellesley relative the appointment which was
sirous obtain, and find that the subssng between
the countries forbid the creating office the Unit
things have not moment to lose in returning Canada,
and have taken my passage the last only ship
for Quebec this AS have time de
into explanations with the gentleman Office have
received from you addition letter my
Lord Liverpool of the 27th June, his Lordhip would
recommend the Governour of Canada for the first
situation that would accept beg the favor you
advise how am get that recommendation without loss
OF time. have tie honor to be- Sc. &c. J. II.
B. No TX.
Copy of letter written by Lord Liverpool Sir George
Provost, furnished Mr. Henry by under Secretary of
Sate-orginal in the despatch the Governor General
Sir, Downing street, l6M Sent 1911.
Mr.. Henry who will have the honor of delivering this
letter. the gentleman who addressed the memorial,
copy of which herewith transmit, and whom the
panyng letter from Mr. Peel written by my drec,ion
IL compliance with this request fulfil the
which have given, of stating you my opinion of the abl
i,y and judgment which Mr. Henry manifested
mentioned his memorial and of the benefit
public service might derive from his active employment in
any public situation in which you should think TO
place him l am &c (SigneD LIVERPOOL"
SIR George PreVosf, Bart.
No.X.
Mr.. RYLAND TO Mr. HENRY.
Dear Henry, Tuesday Evtning Juiy Cd, 1911.
1t gives real pleasure find, the apprehensio
had formed respect the fu6lment Of your expeca-
tons, is likely prove AS every thing which
passed relative mission writing, think you
will do we'll in submitting Mr. Peel all the original papers.
myself conle give other information relative the sub
cct than what they contain, you and had opportunity
OF verbal communication respecting it, till after mis-
sion terminated and you letter in the Gov.
errors which had previously been submitted his
correction
The impression had received of your character and ab
ties made anxious you, even before had the
pleasure Of personal acquaintance with you,
desire has operated since therefore, enti
tied to hope that opinion which may have given you
your best mode of obtaining employment under govern
men will be received with candor that gave rise
it. think you will do we'll perseverc you propose.
have doubt that every letter from you which Sir James
home, will be found in Mr. Pecls Office, the estab
lshed practice there: S bind the dispatches and enclo
sres yearly up together Sincerely wishing you every
cess, am, most faithfully yours, II. w. RYLAND.
cory OF Mr.. RENRY's MEMORIAL ACCOMPANYING LORD
LIvERPooLs DESPATCH
TO the right hon. the Earl Of Liueroo undersigned most
respectfully submits the following Memorial.
Long before and during the administration Of Jour Lord
ships predecessor the undersigned bestowed much personal
attention the of parties political in the
United States of America and had opportunity Here
of twelve lines and write the An
here of three lines the Information transmitted
by the undersigned Sir James Craig him Lord
Cascreagh sph his Lordhha and when