Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-26

reaSi hda printed the documents which he
has published ? 1t is for him to prove that
they are true, and not for US to prove that
they are false-Nevertheles we shall fur
aish the proof.
We are authorised to declare that we
shall shew to every Englishman of distinc-
ton who may he at Paris end requires it.
LIST. The original minutes Of the empe-
ror's letters
Cd. The minutes Of the same letters,
alsiied and written by the hand of tie
Able Flouriel, who during nineteen years
las fulfilled the Office Of secretary i'm Che
cabinet OF Count de Lille, and in that of
Count de Slacas. We shall moreover com
piunicate the minute of a letter written bv
Count Blacas to Lord Castlereagh, the 4ti
March, 1915, il is lor,lship has not pre-
served the original. It contains these
words:
" L have since also found, in anothe,
drawer, three minutes of letters written by
Napoleon, one Of which has no date. /
have the honor ofaddressingcopies of them
to you aud these are not the least interest
ing pieces which have been diccovere,
among the immence quantity of papcrs
which 1T was necessary Co send.o
These copies are evidently those of the
three letters of which we have been speak
ing, two OF them bear dates demonstrated to
be false and the other is without date
We therefore know perfectly that il was
the 18th of March 1915. that the pretended
copies of these three letters was sent 70
Lord Castlereagh.
We shall also communicate an oricina,
letter IRON, a parsonage whose TESTIMONY
ord Castlerregh will not reject. This let
Ger was written the 4th of January 1915
"a Count Blacas by Lord Wellington. II
IS inserted at the end of this note.-Wy
nave hehce the right ta deduce the follow
ing facts which no one can dispute.
The government Of Count de Lille com.
munIcated tn the English ambassador tie
papers which concerned the King of Ma.
pies. AT that time it was not determinc,l
to falsiiy them and lord Wellington drev
the only inference that the real paper
could present.
81 return you the papers which h,v,,
read. They contain no proof against MI
rat"
Such an authority leaves US nothine
more to say. Lord Wellington attesis
that the letters which VIC have quoted arr,
true because they contain none of The
proofs thatwere wanting against the king nj
OF Naples, thar those that are nrodrcei
to parliament by lord Castlerea yh I,rei.,.4
since they strongly inculpate the king o.
naples N ms relation with the allies. II,
one can refuse this testimony.
What then has happened in the intcrya
between the 9TH of Jan. and 9TH march.
1873 The count de Lille, who neyer
ceases 20 insist, at the congress of Vienns.
Alat the branch of the BoGrbons of Sick
should rescend the throne of Naples III.
served that the powers which had cor,
tracsed treaties with the king of NaDle,
resisted or hesitated. 1t was therefore no.
cessary 10 overcome these scruples and r.
Justify the violation required ofthem. b,
tmputlng u the king previous violations.
Inc cabinet OF Count de Lille, where
We have acquired the certainty that thc
studied to fabricate, in order 10 mise 4
passions OF government, faIsehoo5s of eve-
ry kind, composed the false corresnond.
ence of which we have been sne,tino. md
winch lord Castlereash presented to the
or war.
The royal faIsifiers could not spnpos.
that the archives in which they labored
should become imperial archives thar
the count Biacas in precibitate FIGHT
would abandon those of his master AMI
his most secret papers, and also fprnisbe4
the means of publishing not only the lov
lintrigues which we have this dav levelon-
ed, but SO many others which have been
employed some time, and occupied suc|, a
distinguished place. in the reign of some
Letter from Lord WELLINGTON.
SR-I return you the papers which yo,
left me and which [ have read they d
mt contain any proof against Murat: they
merely demonstrate that he had taken
part vita regret; that he felt more and
more every day, and that he spoke highly
of his intention Of doing no harm to Napo-
leon, &c.
But these letters in general, and that
lofClarke in particular, tend to prove tina,
he was in downright hostility with France
and this is what he ought to have been.
t.. WELLINGTON.
To Count Blacas.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
From tic .JfissoH,i CaSeite Of June IT,
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