Memoirs and Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh, Second Marquess of Londonderry

. 458

13. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, conveying the sen-

timents of the Allied Ministers in Paris relative to the

course of their proceedings, and suggesting the utility

of a visit of the Allied Sovereigns to England

13. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Wellington, expressing an

earnest desire that he should come to Paris for a

short time, and accept the embassy there, upon a

peace

14. Mr. Edward Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, conveying re-

marks on the French Constitution, on the character

of the Emperor of Russia, and on our commercial

relations with that country

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461

14. Lord Castlereagh to Mr. Liston, stating the general
nature of recent events, and enclosing a series of
French papers

15. Mr. H. Newman to Mr. Edward Cooke, communicating
the arrival of American Commissioners at Gotten-
burg, and the arrest there of Mr. Gulnpalm, a Dane.

16. Mr. Alexander Gibbon to Lord Bathurst, representing

the state of a plantation in Demerary, as connected

with British claims on property in that colony

17. Lord Keith to Lord Castlereagh, communicating infor-

mation relative to naval matters

470

Lord Keith to Lord Castlereagh, complaining of restric-

tions imposed on officers landing by the Commandant

of Rochelle

471

18. Mr. Hamilton to Lord Castlereagh, reminding him of
vacant diplomatic posts

ib.

19. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, speculating on the
difficulties likely to occur in the negociation of peace
with France

19. Official Statement of Prisoners of war in Great Britain

19. Lord William Bentinck to Lord Castlereagh, adverting

to proceedings with Murat, and other Italian affairs,

Le Maréchal de Camp Minutolo to Lord William

1814.

Bentinck, transmitting Extract of a Letter from

Murat to Minutolo

April 20. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, expressing a wish

that an invitation should be sent to the Emperor of

Austria and the King of Prussia to visit England with

the Emperor of Russia

20. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, representing the

necessity for the King's immediate and personal pre-

20. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, reporting result of

a conference with Talleyrand

20. Lord Camden to Lord Castlereagh, congratulating him

on the late brilliant events, as connected with his pub-

lic character

20. Lord Castlereagh to the Lords of the Treasury, recom-

mending an application from Prussia for an advance

of £100,000

20. Lord Castlereagh to Admiral Young, requesting him to

permit certain vessels at Flushing to proceed to

England, to transport French prisoners of war to

21. Lord Wellington to Lord Castlereagh, signifying his

readiness to serve the Prince Regent and Government

in any situation he may be thought fit for

21. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Clancarty, requesting him to
apply to the Dutch Government for the release of
Baron Malouet, a prisoner of war, then at Utrecht

21. Lord Melville to Lord Castlereagh, relative to the re-

lease of French prisoners of war, and adverting to the

entry of Louis XVIII. into London, and his further

intended movements, with enclosure:

Statement of the number of Prisoners of war in Bri-

tain and abroad

22. Lord Clancarty to Lord Castlereagh, referring to the
declaration of the garrisons of towns in the Netherlands
still occupied by the French, in favour of Louis XVIII.,
and the intention of the Prince of Orange to visit
Paris

22. Sir Thomas Graham to Lord Castlereagh, communi-

ib.

ib.

cating military intelligence

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April 23. Lord William Bentinck to Lord Castlereagh, notifying
his intention of forming a Provisional Government at
Genoa, and Prince Borghese's refusal to consent to
the armistice concluded by Bellegarde

23. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, referring to the

proposed invitation to the Emperor of Austria from the

Prince Regent

23. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, transmitting the

Convention, and again adverting to the proposed visit

of the Emperor of Austria and King of Prussia to

England

23. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Bathurst, transmitting the

Convention signed with Talleyrand for a suspension

of hostilities

23. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Bathurst, relative to stores

sent to Holland for the Prussian army

24. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Bathurst, transmitting papers,

and copy of an instruction sent to Sir Thomas Graham,

with reference to the execution of the Convention

24. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Clancarty, transmitting copy

of the Convention, and instructing him to suggest to

the Prince of Orange the expediency of immediate

arrangements for occupying such ceded places as be-

longed to Holland in 1792

24. Note for Lord Liverpool and Mr. Vansittart, on pro-

curing all supplies of specie abroad through one

24. Lord Castlereagh to Sir Thomas Graham, relative to

the occupation of fortresses on the side of Holland and

the Low Countries, and to other military arrange-

ments, and informing him of Sir J. Hope being taken

prisoner, and of the departure of Bonaparte for

24. Lord Castlereagh to Sir Thomas Graham, notifying the

appointment of Count Kunigl to receive possession of

fortresses in Brabant, in the name of the Allied Sove-

reigns

24. Lord Castlereagh to Lord William Bentinck, forwarding

copy of the Convention for suspension of hostilities;

informing him of the armistice concluded by Welling-

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ton with Soult and Suchet, and of the sortie from
Bayonne, in which Sir J. Hope was taken prisoner 499

April 25. Lord Clancarty to Lord Castlereagh, referring to the

misconduct of officials in the Belgic provinces, and to

the oppression of the Swedes and the Prince Royal;

notifying the surrender of Deventer, and the Conven-

tion concluded with the French Commandant of Maes-

tricht, with enclosures:

Mr. Johnson to Lord Clancarty, relative to the op-

pressive measures of Baron Horst and other affairs

of the Netherlands

Mr. J. Fagel to Lord Clancarty, relative to the con-
duct of Baron Sack, and the armistice concluded by
General Rosen with the French at Maestricht
Abstract of a Convention for the Surrender of De-
venter

20.

25.

Convention concluded at Maestricht

26. Lord Castlereagh to Lord William Bentinck, forward-

ing despatch and letters inviting the King of Sardinia

to return to his continental dominions

27. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, transmitting an

extract from a despatch from Count Zeppolin, the

Minister of Wurtemberg