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From Lord LfQlgyavs, to.M. De TaNeyyand.


His maey has received the letter which has been ad


esedTo him by the chief OF the French government dated
the ID Of the Prelcnt month


There object which bis rajey has more at heart
than 40 eize the fr opportunity Of procuring his
fubiefs the adyantages ct peace founded BATS
Incompatible with the permanent ecuty and the eenta
lnteTes Of his taes Ills msieY pnruaded this obieG
cannct be attained but by arrangements which mutt he
fame tre provide for the future laeY and tranquility
Europe and prevent the renewal Of tho dangers and
usortunes bFwhch ihe has found herfelf furrounded


Conformably 70 this ientiment, his mae4y eel inpoiT-
pe % reply more particularly the which has
bren made to hrn until be has had time to communicate
with thoe powers Of the continent with whom he is enga-
gcd N confidential inercoure and conneron d efpecal-
y with the Emperor Of Ra, who has given the lronge
proofs Of the wife ard dgnfed enmcnts with which he Is
animated and Of The lively inere he takes in the fafey and
Independence Of Europe.


powninging trest, 18th ian. 1905.


Signed MULCRAYE."