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the British

the confidence of Government became Brition Agent at Ancona and rendered important

cervices in such capacity.-

That his official capacity of

British Agent iufficient

Calve

was considered

حان

for having his

cutive Property confiscated by the French Republic, and as the said

Alexander Comelate was

an

ixtensive Merchant, it amounted

to a very large

sum as with be

by a reference to the orcamento

which accompany

Lech

this Anemorial.

That besides the floating Capital ( in his busincer the furniture of This House was sold, and the

Paintings in his Private ballery - (many

them of great

of great value in the

Opinion of

the late Sir William Hamilton) _ canrich

into France. Stis Land

property,- Country

home, and other fived property were also dispored of, and no part of

the proceeds

were accounted

to the said Alexander

for to the

Convulate, un dil he, no his

reecive ally

family

for

such loss.

any compensation That in his official Exparcity the said Alexander Comelate hid frequent

and confidential intercourse with Sin

William Stalmilton British Ambassador at the Court of taples, with Lord Minte at the Court of Vicuna, and ales with

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the Mustrious Felson who honoured him with his protection and Friendship, his

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