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The expense of sending the English am.
bassador, the Duke of Northumberland 70
Paris, to bear the compliments of the English
king TO the present monarch, on his acces'
sion to the crown, amounted to thirty thous'
and pounds, which the Duke paid out OF his
own private purse. The government, how
ever, thought it incompatible with its dignity
to allow the ambassador to be AT the whole
expense, and presented the Duke with a
sword studded with diamonds, valued at ten
thousand pounds.