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LONDON, JUNc 20, 1905.


YeAerday his Maietty lent the following
mefage to both Horfes cf parliament


GEORGE REX.


His Eaiehy thinks proper to acquaint
the Houfe of Commons, that the commu-
nications which have taken place, and are
Till depending between His Maieity & fome
Of the Powers Of the Continent, have not
yet been brought to fIch a point as 10 en-
able His Majelty to lay The refult of them
before the H@ule, or to enter into any far
ther explanation with the French Govern
ment, confidently with the feutinents OK
preded by His Maj~av at the opening of
the preient Seiion. But hi8MaieRy couceives
that It may be Of elIent;al Importance, that he
ihould have i in his power to avail himfelf
Of any favorable coniunaure for eiving
effect TO fuch a concert Eitk other Powers,
as may affsrd the 5c6 means of reGifing the
lnordinate ambition Of France. and may be
mott likely 70 lead to termination OF the
prstent cOnttit, On grounds eoniRent with
The permanent fafety and intereRs of his
MaJeity's dominions and the fecurity and
of Europe. His Maiefy
therefore recommends i TO thc houic of