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Downing-Street, Јипе 1-st 1804.

Count Woronzow will Ј trust allow те to •trouble him by

repeating in writing the earnest and anxious wish, which Ј

have already expressed to him in conversation оп а point

which Ј feel to be essenual importance to the intere" of

our rospective courts, and to those of Europe.

Ј need not say how much satisfaction and encouragement

Ј have derived from finding the foundation happily laid of ап

intimate concert of views and measures between Great-Britain

and Russia at this critical period, or how strongly ту wishes

are directed to the 80lid establishment so benencial ап Union.

Nothing сап in ту opinion so much contribute to it as that

we should continue, under the present circumstances, to have

the full benefit of count Woronzow's personal cooperation and

his zeal, talents and experience in the station, in which Ј

have so long had the happiness of cultivating his friendship

and confidence.

knowing how much he has at heart the саше in Hhich we

are jointly engaged, Ј trust that по considerations of personal

convenience, however strong, will induce him to press his de-

parture, while his presence here тау be so essential, and that

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