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JPARtS, May?i:';
J CONSERVATIVE SENATE.'. ,
J SRTTtMO OF THE 24th FtORKAti
The counsellors fof rstate.BigotfPrcf
j menean, Dcssclles and Fleurieu, or?
i tors of the fcovernmefittiade a.jcpra
j rjunication to the senate, of the"V-ot
1 ddressed(onttip 23d of the month, to
theambaador of his Rritann.i mar
jcstf , by the ministecfot -fttreigfcaf-"
i 3 More:, an Av.A'w'J4t:
,.-,- ln
the imnoftantrandi'acrloqs ttt
q cvirnsiances in wnicn inc uauuiis ,
!i -find themselves,:, the under.signe4 ) 'Xm
minister, for ' foreign affairs ptj.th--
7j Tfcnch Republic,' bas.reciveu an or;-;
I ,der to place under the eye of the B rU
V tish government the following; hoteV.'j.,
The 17 Ventose. his Britannic mav
jesty caused to be communicated to
his Parliament, by a special message
that formidable armaments were pre
paring in the port of France and Jfol-.j
tlie result of which were doubtful, ,.fi-;
tided the two povcrntnents. " - - ,
T lis extraordinary' and uncxprcted
ration excited a' general aston
?nt ; but the maratime situation
ance was obvious. England,
e knew that there were no for
' le armaraem, either in the
' f France, 'or in the ports of .Hoi-
! undersigned will not call to
:ollcction of his excellency lord
vorth, every thing which was
that time. It was "demanded
3 from vhat sourse could spring infor
) mation so ill founded? The ptrsonal
1 discernment of lord Whitworth,. the
loyalty of his chdracter,. coxild not Be
fur a moment suspet:tedf ,'.
The assertion that France wa1 ma
king host'doamaments, was iriani
festly asuppov.tion, and one which
woiiid'not Impose on" any person. Its
la'tttralc fleet, most tend to create a
ueuei.inaiu w n.can''. . oi wuicn
men sijnalistd by' their turbulent opi
n'ons, wished to avail thrWiselves, and.
who sought with eagerness a pretext
' for exciting troubles, for enflaming the
passions otthe British nation, for jx
'citing Djjfunce, Il.itr'ed, and AlrM.
With tespect to the l.nglish go
vernment ; it ought to-kfe - believed
thut, if by fuhe reports it had been led
into an error, with respect to the "ex
igence of armaments, 1t could r.ct
have been equally so with respect to
the existence of ner-cchtions. ,
The ambissador, of the republic at
Lcndon, was no sooner informed of the
messape of hi Britannic majesty than,
as'.onished Out it announced a hego
eution of which he was unacquainted;
he immediately waited upon his ex
cellency, lord ITawkesbury, ar.before.
at that time, expecting that an ;.tal
to. arms, four.de J apon faWe supposi
tions, to cover the project to violate
ths treaty c Amiens, with respect to
the clauses whVh were not yet r tri
rd into execution, he presented to the
minister of his IJritannic majestr, oa
the 19th Vcntose, a note dvmanding
4C him explanation.
At the same period the undcrvptied
hti crtle rsiaadiresv his extcllvncr,
!ord W hit orth , rehti vc to IT. K
lives which 'could have de'ermintd
tthe English forernment to authoriic,
in Vn tnesu,'C, two iissertiona, both
ffiually fjlsr,in order to call . its na
tion to arms, and to break the bond
tf pf see. which united the two states.
His excfllencv, lord IIawVebury,
remitted on the ttn vcnme, to Re
t i : - - -
IIU 1 1 1 1 1. 4T 1 IUVII44V 1 IH IIV4V, 141 ,1
. . .
threwmgany light ththe subject olthe J
disnmion, on the contrary itivolvrd it
in additional cbsenritf. It Karre ly held
fiutthe Uasthope of 1 possibility of ar-
" riving l a illruiotv, apd still tes tltc
hope cf steir.g it terminate in an au
pifious manner.. j
The rrtdy of the French tovr m-;
TneM under date of the Bth Ct rmlnal, !
equtl'y asparific and moderate,
as the note of the British ministry had ;
tern hostilr. ' j
The first consul declared that he
should fct tring la quriticn the ith
awe of wsr thrown out ly TrtRland,
thai he abstained from lajirpr any
ttres nrcnetrrtss'.on.the meanine
: VZJrZ:t :lUiP K-'ghnd hatching
Which mirht bear an agsresiWeM
thjftften nndthat, finally, he eoM
thrir himself to believe, thtt Ms
. DriUtinic ftifjcsty wished to v'w.late
. the tacrr!nrs o( ft tftatyi upon whith
reposed th safety ol all nations
ti. j .... . -1
1 n. r.ieiaran ma
first con 11!. f.rtH?
l-rrminsl a t C
if,t tnrnnq-. thitan inJeterininate de
mand of satisfictiqivVas addreised tot -.
it.XTh6" absurdity of; t1iis.$emanciy
exnressed .without motives.',, and wltK-
! o;t pbjectsf . leaves nothing to bs dis-
tujctjy pi;rceivca put me incoiiaiieii.
cyof iWexpyess'on. , ".(..J.
V -trhe intention-'' of .violating Ihe trca
ty'of.Anicns w?sfmanifetid ;by rtlus
note, by ccfusui3:V tovevacuate; Maha."
t should spemttl English B0vcrft-
'cntjBaV-rlJitsc1 lha
people would' consent to gi'veVsatisfac-
jio,n iippn, jwo suppowju . wvia, tv j .':
if1
tisfactiotfi "themselves j
aovdAVhitwortli lemindeu mat, an arx
- 7.i i'7'V' '.i.!..
rancmentt, snouia oe immqu iy,
! madeJuDon the basii wtiichs c'oitig
time he gave' it to be understoodr Vhat
,1X1' Case. OI a , TfclUsaTvflp icariiii j tic t
should beobtjfietly the ordra" of nw !;
and niu'it 4rtn1n'atSon? to 5lri3 mis-
sion
H.
5;V Vhat reply coqjd the? r4rench.p
.yernment giveto erturps -so abrupt
and strange i i?J6ting but, a trotig
and ardent dcsire,for peace, could bav (
gained the ascend$ncyivcr 'indrgna
'To cbnfine one'"'clf to a. cool and ff
.calm. di;ciiioA,. which, leaves. lo'easbn'M
nnrt tn iillir Vimr. tn trii'.mh over the .1
passions,'( i ntie" ssary; to be dceply"j
penetfated with )he idea. ."that" the'i
r.timberiess victims of thedncoru .'of
governmcn
to do
them
cititens
' miwt ttii
Idea l .deeply impiesscAl
upon the mind
: mind;, it must, Possess and -
viirost li soieiy wjiiio'ii cusiauon. ,
,. . excellency, lord AVhitwQnlu a-
i j?reedt6 write to hU.. court,; tat the
. I t.i . r-i : .t. t .'t.
uc wisricn lor peace
lish government - was
convention should
vif w to arrangcm4.r.lf
treaty of Amiens,
it, and that the motjves of tlijs conven
cl
. -
tion might be drawn fronv rrcir
frii.i..4nf.4i 4 . . 7 -
,,: These yletys were just nndrtoi'.c-rj
rite.;, It -iris. impossible. to propose-
eqnaiiy ine: same rjgpvio.umaiiu : w
w, have notnmg Knaiercr aemanaea t!iaitne ;r.iv goveinnicf;
. i ' . .... K. L.4. .1. ..HA.nf. i.i Ml M ., 1 1 . . .. . , 1 . I . I. . 4. . ..
them ;' that so, many nlinionsofbrave jais? f- thMslfccarnnonh'ould' J
'citiiens,.3vho,in .the ardour.', of their ' 'tontifme .to peptrii1 thVtfoVllStiot;,;
heroic attachment tp,i their! qbiitry, of theJslandVhii, proposi)ou.;Ai
lushed their blood aolcly.VojUv t599V'-ra-?cit!5:?,:,', unheard ."of. Like
i never harbor the. wi,ih .to atTrontV tiat ibf thc.Sm tirojceMt Vi--.vntra
j neighbouring' and powerful i'pcopl3 ; ryto the treaty of .Vmirns, 'a.Kl cnscw !
' that thrv take ho interest in the mea-, XMtcntiV lolhe b.isn ol tlif? tii-lir itiotu 1
I surcs pursueioynyctar.Qir. iiicyiuii-iviiicuny.in-rsi consult ji was nc- i nev
trt(ninn nf imtrm?.r.'.' Mr onlv 't idtrm att'f,fti.f! Ah th TifinViVrtTifn
negociation upon a more liberal uasis.v called triu acquh..un ikuiTir4r gu- tt 9rizrd'ia"rAVn it ' if,V
It will not bcjrrclcvcntbbve here, ramcciy
thr.t it wm.wx weeks after the m-Jss, I. ia wouf .j iK- pc-.vrr of Sxr tfW; ncncHlmUUsirS'tion.'.'d'uiin
age, in which the exivrhcy ota tifgo. j Ar.cr it oSlig-4 to -V."..wle.c iHcfT .? t'vo cnrire'mirths,' 'x.hUh co.."';uit
ciaiioo .oft titfT.cutt ftaturc);pf:mosti . uneq-!aL Uut ctM'.d MVrr to. bmU'nren.rproVo"at;onit'o.Ti.-'ce" '"
erioui intcr-rstf-and !nf uncerliin tut, ; .itv-lftothfMl vt, Vnticr Vlthout' a j ard riVtrtn'v!n''i'i flu- dccS Wre v
near isur,.v.'ns positively assertf d fthd, di tcU-irUnr t i'-'.H-h' Wjtit i,ii up- $h wl,, t-wh -c cl ic ' r-niVt f iM
ann'tfred..ilutr.e iiiaistm bl tfw:.. pcul'to th6'titneillu'cr iusti'V tt-'. V.C -.V.I .'. ! !
two Kcvcrumcnts. r.crr; toC, Ablje?. to J 'Whrre.iv'sal!,. Uthfp-jwer which
come en tofhc opening cf aa ,pctu : pLicr d in thV-'fercdien:rt,lVanrt
al nrgociatfr.'K ' 'VSifnty herlfm W,c'ivre'.f thlii'.i?-
, Lord w r.awnnn recsivt new;or- 1 tusi.n, roui.l ::avetu;)'.tt;::e4 w c.n
ers 1 he prrs-T'ted . tucctssvlty.two j itiou ' 'dictated Hon thc' vtrj"
projects of a convention. 7 v.' v!vTinpf nVjodatlo'Ti at.d ..fcthrr an-'
By the Brat it 11 as, propose thai i .nounccd wit.V;c nnjic uv. trrf
Malu should remaii) under tho sotf- of war, by pit pftraUous u by vtrX
relent y of the king cf UngWl ; and Amenti, thtin proposed as he r.ciri ..f
Vhf .flif.se feeinc adopted, his Pritarf. 'ne'eo-dfn ; the ri 'Its 'and rtir.lat:?
hic riinjesfy. Cite red to recognize all 1 ctsfowo staVs ! . f
thatUd t iWen tUea in pi'rOpe, iic ' : -VlrcumsUticcs," -in'-Vornrr- ret
me irta'v ot Amiens. 1
His Majesty, the Vmg of Erglind,'
further promised to take mfasnrt
n onier 101 m"!1; mcu " m "mvi
, . ,
4l,.t A 44
plot against France should be cfTcc
tuaily S'ippreu. v ? " "
The undVr.ignrd has the honor to,
rcmirk to hiscelleticy, lord Whit
"wortb, tht thefirt piojct f the ton
vrntto.t wasn pilpable vtobtion nfih'r
treaty ftf Atnittis. arvl arrive of the
baMs of the nrgoci.v.ion which his cx-
1 cellencr was charged to t resent to
his court ; that with respect to rccog
ninnce olTcrrdhy his Britsnnic'ma
jesty, there in fact existed ni object
tAwh'fh If eould ifir.lv 1 thif M
- - 1 .
'
That the eveott rtlative totrc poll-
Change ha4 taktn plark m I.urop .. ntionjth-v.liwcsKftl.cparthkh tt
since the treaty, of A'nicn j utile tivc; t , . ; ,
it be the or ionization of the empire ; n u,,. pr-rr,t ctisrussVo, ,:l:ty
in which iheklnof F.rif.land had Co- I 'speaks the tAint lin ta ult o'.t.r.'
Inclded with his voice, a, elector f ; the British ptemmrnt it i,t hUrty
ilan.iveri and that even this was no, toconforin, or ftotcfaf'i toi.s 'n
Wore than i nectiary eontrJjurnte ( jjagements tMtis permittrd to the
of the treaty of Lunei!lc. l.ich Is . r.ntish covcrnrner.t, .to mile a di.
much anterior to the treaty of Amitn. tinninn ia the tfstiei, vthkh it.ron
11
I tical rxitt or dri iedmot. ti the ' 1 If mrf- pirictifn are a 'crd
OT VTVXl "I I,. , . . .r..-i. ... -y;.- r ,--- - -
iced en tie ITlh ' r;om -n,r, na r,,r r " M autari rcrpucs; MVMte
: iw. ' ani I.lfutian rTpdlic,hadllirLe Ttrforu(,esr Vtofnt,.tnf
. in 7.. n, ., .... . 1.-. ik .1 1 . , . - . . . ' , .
"thc jieociation of this treaty, i ranee J
haddfsirea .that.. .Lnqrlancl snouia re-
-coniz1,;. these-three powers but as
they could, not accord upon this point
n4 l,i',
in asjdras t')cerrs' the, destruction
bfjiomsof th; principal 5tatc,ard
tHe' inaalculabjc acquisitions made byi
England in XWii country'; :. 1 0, was, . a. J
fl'cpuij;o;l;onsmer;int, .cicion oi
-jhese o6jexts.M not appertaining "to
tthe ecutioh of the preliminary arti;
'(csttVd.;to;thQTunaii(.eilobject.of
tlVetwo states. The ttodarsigned lJi
llybservesi .h tht'FtVnchi'.f go;
crnn..ent; does "io't deman , wi-this
porntany ftpprobatiois pr fetdgniiin'g'
frpjnhts jjlHtaniric. ttiajestj; J '
JThe,Undcrs.ieHe'(l-. adds, that,' with
cVf. thc.JafTJ5n tcpubllc i
rEnglAnd inasmuch' s he. had tfeateii
wiMilr;ndthatby th Hltiini: trea-
tiejl between this'rthtiblic anttFranci ;'stFftCt,61Tf WcMic'a'i canaliiin
the5 rear; guaro
arbpflud to' evlcaatdiilus cm
re'ewvlntfpie-rifwa
AVith'rsptictjto tiro cnhMiis, who
had .sojitjli't' refuge' in j6'td'on! lid in,
.jersey, v.'i'er-j
tacll 3jy iniportanc's'to this fioiftti
;.lIissex(;cHcicy,f,.lp
inconver.icnces of placintr an crdtr of I
. Waclits.Ji)-ariii- it iVlf tie Doucrs
. i ouropc, unutriis autooynv ac ar- a
bitrary tutellage uf .a iioHJ power- ,
I herij(npporte4Ta
Kiiglandxhe.vtrtnch-v governrocnX;j,,v h ether av'c cdider;the-princl.-conctycthat
inrthe actual state ; of j pits,' ofexa'minc ,.thVr;t'oMewyjettcev
the n':?rjations. it oucrht not :. to'1 at-1 we" arremiajiv mtrilt':t,-!-:,Z.:-
I- proposal a secpnu proje-;; .rtngian ;
Ji. it was finally in ita'vcryelC unacc.Pris wtWulation'
i j . "'v. , - . .. .
': onesoje ot jeipt in AieW;,- to. wi rtbe"1
r'ioii.ii;r,Jmait id the Etipula;ins f'
!' the trtetvof AmlensL ''-and i t: rrtiinT '
Malta, lor. thr, aoje r-'avmv, that Mil'-n
la sui'.td its xonvmienc?,- bnd -ihat it
rrcrtanniotrous. a niTu.n
fetbk', not
astolts C5urag-,lit with ,TcpWt
j extent ;m 1 poC iJaticn Vits. pi
to
o-
iocci, dared to bravo the l.njrl.ih.
pa .rr, and menaced in its epttl ta
ts nose uve rcsisienrc ot m "'"K
endanger its, sole riches, the rc"n!t of a
ctntury of ps'iice, nidof r.a Lulcs'iV
eus economy, fa.rri thin V,hvn'.
la iinjiut cotidilioniproposVJ i;t t!i'l 1
im?, me jnc as ou ms rrcn? v--cation,
from motives .'S t'i:miii';t,('
to Ert jl 111.) ad hacked by thv'cj'rp
ent y a coaMdcralile't-rramcriU
Maiy patent licrrr$ perUhd J the
Da'iisVcolqnift were usurped f', b it
however uviinl as Was thc.truj;'.r;
. . ..... .v, w . t". .
honor did net Irate v this frtKmm
,4 eudr bstween the spui' and the V
ir
rvnere.wul be the rnd, ( tiicvtermina
tion of the, concessions, -which the
Britiaht government fiuhers itself thut
. it can . wrest ' from , tjic weaknesf
" France j. wlu will be the tneasaresef
the sacrifices and humdiutioni vhich"
oie may dare tptimpr,se tfpon hi:r
Tpliy the., conypiencc of, England
exacts garantee-fai?ainst . Irfthce.'
i .and nland "retails Malta.-, In for
fraer times thesonye'nience Of Enelahd "
.Required-. a.uarrateV against France,'
vv''V"- v,T,."s,ucviroxcu : -any an
i Epgishot4nbs'Hct
a;country, In whTc;h;the Fenck flag;
.iwavcct t t.Tojijjofrow the convenience
tee Against he,ro$trcss pf,f rench-in!
v.ostryan Ua proposal fnay.be made:i
ffP n tariff" if.-i-tmrtwJ!m'.)k.- 4 -
IMarderhanded thattFrance shall :bc
come poot-:bat i'tr'sball disarmed
tP4 in iii4f t.k V . 44. . J j "
: .v.V -..iM .i'lc.u-jaai ot tftrae-
;vcmwtt were; submitted enrnMh h
:ypMKX TMMnh jury, ? -would -J
.tbcycsitairasirtgle mohk'nt tte're-'i
J authored .tV supcttt .Trance
, wnMtuibnusjQ s'ucli's de.rbf. 1,ii.
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cuwd cf all Us d'-'i'1 'i 4
Are Wr? rm:Ar1...V.-.4.C;-V.'
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td'.rd rrt it.fnt.rtn'.. r.dlto Kf!)- j
C'hrr power 0 irii.! I) th, J'a-
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meaning; .of - political -; conTrr:tion,
checlc;thc progress of piir inditstryVVf
A for c - r cpidr ,ou.r iort! f Sv p . 't
i cr it natrtnj'ously;nt-', -y i
p.:Thr.g6vc.rfi ijient 6r the Vepub'Hc m
thevrigh tfQel-s'iirprteiV- aihtthr
llfitlsti mitiistrvV shuuId'dermNf-
. II
nevett ttu.tV licT;iiaI Wd Mistpo.
Vci-nmeatpf .rapce b'ul', iivnglovi-
nCt-ivs hirn'flf nuth 1 "
. . a .,i .. i-.i.ii.i 10 an-
stancts, wheri .points .of. the u:mrt
importance are 4indep.consiaerat.or; it.'
hat think itsr If hound tf rort..
i firm, on tts part, to the usages which
i . . . . i--..
otitainamonj the ovcrnm(H "ot.UX "
civiiilcd naiiis I . - , I '-ti "1
f , -. " . i v ' ' ' " ' ' ."' -?"... -:J ,i'-J' ft, ",4j
ment of.iitiaitice, which weighs noon v
t.-ihe consc!nc oi a puone AS"Teaa -,;upon
that of private rt.m, has 'P ' 3 V
! vented tho. British' roveni ment irons "h -
ngrun.the leman'f'vtrich it : ;
'"raadci and ilni'U(x;has'cndeVvoured. '
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hy a less decisive ( atcp.i to reserve tj vifj
'kssifi a a iiuurs' opportunity,' the ' , f
i. ins ia ucaiintC ; majesty, navejaappviv I V
!?ul; jvcjthey;.rfltkcred"thifra''i,el1vei ?! j
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thjt Ma tlcirfumstances - in. whjc&. 'v,
'wj are present placed, the Hrstcate '."'''
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tairm 4jf his' p:aina:ucHib.-t 'on ,,;. ,
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