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<p>employ hurts me very much. Indeed the present Crisis
 
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appears so very alarming that every person more or
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less may be permitted to deliver his Sentiments.
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No events in the course of last years campaign even
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the most favourable could be reckoned so decisive as
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to supersede the necessity of another. To carry on this
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the concurrence of the Court of Berlin happens to be
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absolutely necessary. Notwithstanding His Prussian Majestys
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aversion in common with other Sovereigns to Frenchmen
<lb/>
&amp; principles, he seems nevertheless fully aware of the advantage
<lb/>
of his present situation, &amp; very prudently for
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himself appears desirous to relinquish the very honourable
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tho very <add>expensive</add> cause of Kings, &amp; to substitute in its place the
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more lucrative <add>Idea</add> of commercial hostility &#x2014; Hence arises
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the expedition of Lord Malmesbury &amp; M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> de Lehrbach to Berlin
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To prevail with his said Majesty by golden arguments to
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give this year at least the same number of troops as
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he afforded last year <foreign>gratis</foreign> according to Treaty with
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Austria. The unfortunate turn which the War has lately
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taken, the loss of Toulon &amp; the total defeat I might almost
<lb/>
say annihilation of Wurmsers army on the Rhine &amp; the consequences
<lb/>
that may yet result from these misfortunes
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will undoubtedly suspend for the present all <sic>negociations</sic>
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at the Court of Berlin. When to these successes we add the</p>




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employ hurts me very much. Indeed the present Crisis
appears so very alarming that every person more or
less may be permitted to deliver his Sentiments.
No events in the course of last years campaign even
the most favourable could be reckoned so decisive as
to supersede the necessity of another. To carry on this
the concurrence of the Court of Berlin happens to be
absolutely necessary. Notwithstanding His Prussian Majestys
aversion in common with other Sovereigns to Frenchmen
& principles, he seems nevertheless fully aware of the advantage
of his present situation, & very prudently for
himself appears desirous to relinquish the very honourable
tho very expensive cause of Kings, & to substitute in its place the
more lucrative Idea of commercial hostility — Hence arises
the expedition of Lord Malmesbury & Mr de Lehrbach to Berlin
To prevail with his said Majesty by golden arguments to
give this year at least the same number of troops as
he afforded last year gratis according to Treaty with
Austria. The unfortunate turn which the War has lately
taken, the loss of Toulon & the total defeat I might almost
say annihilation of Wurmsers army on the Rhine & the consequences
that may yet result from these misfortunes
will undoubtedly suspend for the present all negociations
at the Court of Berlin. When to these successes we add the



Identifier: | JB/541/484/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 541.

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1794-01-15

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541

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484

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002

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Correspondence

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Penner

David Gray

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