Memoirs and Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh, Second Marquess of Londonderry

Oct. 22. Mr. Edward Thornton to Lord Castlereagh, reporting a

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warm scene between the Prince Royal and himself . 67

Nov. 1. Mr. Edward Thornton to Lord Castlereagh, transmitting

copy of a letter from Count Münster to the Duke of

Brunswick, concerning the administration of his duchy

when recovered from the enemy, with enclosure: .

Copy of Count Münster's letter

13. Lord Castlereagh to the Earl of Aberdeen-Sentiments

of Government on the subject of peace with France . 73

16. Mr. Edward Thornton to Lord Castlereagh, remarking
on the intention of the Prince Royal to allow the
French garrison of Hamburg to capitulate, and return
to France

Nov. 28. Copie d'une Dépêche de M. Schultzenheim à M. de Re-

hausen, accompanied by despatches to be communi-

cated to our Government

28. Mr. R. Ker Porter to his Royal Highness the Duke of

Clarence, soliciting his influence to be attached to the

British Embassy to the Court of Russia, without

emolument

Memoir on Continental Politics

Dec. 1. Lord Clancarty to Lord Castlereagh-Affairs of Holland

2. Lord Clancarty to Lord Castlereagh, reporting the decla-

ration of the Briel for the Prince of Orange

4. Sir Henry Wellesley to Lord Castlereagh, representing

the proceedings of the Spanish Regency

7. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Aberdeen, remarking on a

Paper by M. St. Aignan, and instructing Lord Aber-

deen to counteract its influence at the Austrian Court

7. Mr. Edward Thornton to Lord Castlereagh, mentioning

a design of the Prince Royal's, to demolish forts

erected by the French near Lübeck, and adverting

to rumours of the intentions of the Allies to de-

throne the King of Saxony

10. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Aberdeen, on his approaching

return to England, and papers of Prince Metternich's

12. Lord Cathcart to Lord Castlereagh, reporting substance

of conversations with the Emperor of Russia, relative

to his affairs with Persia and Turkey

12. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, containing intelli-

1813.

gence from Switzerland, and referring to the intention

of the Emperor of Austria to confer an Order on him

Dec. 13. Lord Clancarty to Lord Castlereagh, transmitting a map
of Holland

14. Lord Clancarty to Lord Castlereagh, on the situation of

Holland; with remarks on the maritime question, the

declaration issued by the Allies, the military command

in Holland and the annexation of Belgium, the eva-

cuation of Breda by the French, and the mission of

Mr. Johnson to him by Lord Aberdeen

19. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, on the design of the

Allies to march through Switzerland to France; re-

ferring to the affairs of Denmark, Murat, and the

general Treaty then in contemplation

19. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, stating the case of

Mr. Horne, an agent, and recommending Mr. Johnson

22. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Aberdeen, informing him of

his (Lord C.'s) mission to the head-quarters of the

Allies, and his intended movements

23. The Hon. Sir Charles Stewart to Lord Castlereagh, re-

marking on the operations of the Prince Royal of

Sweden.

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24. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, reporting the de-

fection of the King of Wirtemberg from the Allies

24. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, mentioning a report

from Paris, that Bonaparte was treating with Ferdi-

nand VII. for his restoration, and giving the sub-

stance of conversations with the Emperor of Austria;

referring to the proceedings of the Prince Royal of

Sweden, and alluding to the general consternation

prevailing in France

27. Instructions to Lord Castlereagh on his mission to the

Allied Sovereigns

29. Mr. W. Hamilton to Lord Castlereagh, transmitting

despatches from Lord Wellington

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29, 30. Mr. Edward Thornton to Lord Castlereagh, remarking

on the importance of his lordship's presence with the

Allied Sovereigns; referring to the affairs of Denmark

and Sweden, and reporting conversations with the

Prince Royal

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ib.

1813.

Dec. 30. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, on Lord Welling-
ton's successes in Spain

30. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Bathurst, referring to a pri-

vate letter from Lord Wellington

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31. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, on the affairs of

Denmark and Sweden, and referring to Switzerland

31. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, on the affairs of

Denmark and Switzerland

31. Lord Aberdeen to Lord Castlereagh, on the employment

of Mr. Johnson in Holland

31. General Balascheff to his Royal Highness the Duke of

Clarence, conveying a message from the Emperor

Alexander, respecting the Duke's projected visit to

ENTRY OF THE ALLIES INTO FRANCE-CONFERENCES OF CHA-

TILLON-DOWNFALL OF NAPOLEON, AND RESTORATION OF

THE BOURBONS-GENERAL PEACE-CONGRESS OF VIENNA.

1813.

Dec. 31. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Liverpool, on the line of con-

duct proper to be pursued in regard to the Bourbons,

and approving that adopted by Lord Wellington

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Jan. 1. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Bathurst-Remarks on Lord

Wellington's communications

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2. Lord William Bentinck to Lord Castlereagh, on the
transactions and armistice concluded with Murat

ib.

4. Sir J. C. Hippisley to Lord Castlereagh, recommending

to his attention the case of British subjects having

claims on the French funds

5. Lord Castlereagh to the Lords Commissioners of the

Admiralty, reporting the application of the Dutch

Commanders at Helvoet for gunpowder, and his direc-

tions in consequence

5. Mr. Edward Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, on general poli-
tics, suggesting various measures expedient to be
adopted, and animadverting on the conduct of the
Crown Prince of Sweden.