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Je n'entrerai pas dans de grands détails sur mon premier séjour en Angleterre, je n'en finirais pas. D'ailleurs c'est toujours le même refrain. J'étais engagé par Jullien, le célèbre directeur des concerts-promenades, pour diriger l'orchestre du grand Opéra anglais qu'il avait eu l'étrange ambition de fonder au théâtre de Drury-Lane. Jullien, en sa qualité incontestable et incontestée de fou, avait engagé un aimable orchestre, un choeur du premier ordre, une assez convenable collection de chanteurs, en oubliant seulement le répertoire. Il avait en perspective pour tout bien, un opéra The Maid of honour commandé par lui
The undersigned has the honour to renew to M. Guizot the assurances of his most distinguished consideration. Signé: PALMERSTON. Foreign Office, 9th sept. 1840.
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your note of the 19th. instant, inclosing, by order of your Government, a copy of a despatch dated the 17th. instant, which you have received from the duc de Dalmatie, relative to the present posture of affairs in Turkey.
Her Majesty's Government was convinced, even before the undersigned had the honour of showing these papers to M. Guizot, that the message intended to be conveyed to the Porte by M. de Pontois, must have been much altered by the person who delivered it, or else that M. de Pontois must have made such a communication entirely without instructions or authority from his own Government, and indeed in direct opposition to the spirit of the instructions which he had received; because the language used upon this occasion by M. Pontois was directly at variance with the language which has been held by the French Government to Her Majesty's ambassador at Paris, by M. Guizot to Her Majesty's Government in London, and, as far as Her Majesty's Government are informed, by the French agents at Alexandria to Méhémet Ali.
The undersigned, Her Majesty's principal secretary of State for foreign affairs, in accordance with what was agreed upon between himself and M. Guizot, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary from the King of the French at this court, in their recent interview, has the honour to transmit to M. Guizot an extract from a despatch received by Her Majesty's Government a few days ago from Lord Ponsonby, together with a copy of the inclosure therein referred to.
I have the honour to be with high consideration, Monsieur le Baron, Your most obedient, humble servant, PALMERSTON. Monsieur le Baron, J'ai l'honneur de vous accuser réception de votre billet du 19 de ce mois, renfermant, par ordre de votre gouvernement, copie d'une dépêche du 17 que vous avez reçue du duc de Dalmatie, et qui a trait
I am proud to be so presented to the great French people, whom I sincerely love and honour, and to be known and approved by whom must be an aspiration of every labourer in the Arts, for which France has done so much, and in which she has made herself renowned through the world. This is the only edition of my writings that has my sanction.
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