IN ORDER TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THEY WOULD HAVE
BEEN IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT THE

SUPPRESSION OF THE FUNCTIONS

OF THE

PRIVY COUNCIL

BY THE 4TH OF ANNE, CAP. 8.

AUTHOR OF

BY DAVID URQUHART, Esq.

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA” (1835), NAVAL POWER SUPPRESSED
BY THE MARITIME STATES" (1874), &c.

[Translated from the French.]

"It would be a war made by the English Ministry against the
French Republic.”—M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, December, 1792.

LONDON: "DIPLOMATIC REVIEW" OFFICE, 22, EAST
TEMPLE CHAMBERS, WHITEFRIARS STREET, E.C.

1874.

Price One Shilling.

C. WHITING.]

[LONDON.

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IN ORDER TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THEY WOULD HAVE
BEEN IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT THE

SUPPRESSION OF THE FUNCTIONS

cr

BY DAVID URQUHART, Esq.

AUTHOR OF ENGLAND AND RUSSIA" (1835), "NAVAL POWER SUPPRESSED

BY THE MARITIME STATES" (1874), &c.

[Translated from the French.]

"It would be a war made by the English Ministry against the
French Republic."-M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, December, 1792.

1827

LONDON: "DIPLOMATIC REVIEW" OFFICE, 22, EAST
TEMPLE CHAMBERS, WHITEFRIARS STREET, E.C.

CONTENTS.

TO THE CATHOLICS OF FRANCE

I. INTRODUCTION

II. THE PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE CABINET COUNCIL

III. NECESSITY OF A TRIBUNAL FOR WAR.

Four Wars between England and France

Impunity of Guilty Ministers

3. THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEES

4. VISCOUNT CASTLEREAGH TO THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA

5. VISCOUNT CASTLEREAGH TO COUNT NESSELRODE.

6. THE STATE OF THE NEGOTIATION

7. DECLARATION OF 1807