[Footnote 1094: Hawkesbury to Drummond, 31 May, 1803. F.O. Turkey, 40.]
[Footnote 1095: Instructions to J. P. Morier, 13 Jan., 1804. F.O.
Turkey, 44. Morier was stated by Vorontsoff to know no Turkish, no
Greek, and only a little Italian, to be presumptuous and vain, and to
owe his place to the protection of Lord St. Vincent.
S. Vorontsoff to Czartoryski, 17-29 June, 1804. _Archives Vorontsoff_,
15, p. 233.]
[Footnote 1096: Instructions to Lock, 30 Jan., 1804. F.O. Egypt, 2.]
[Footnote 1097: Instructions to Straton, 19 Oct., 1804. F.O. Turkey,
43.]
[Footnote 1098: See the next chapter.]
[Footnote 1099: Straton to Hawkesbury, 10 Feb., 1804. F.O. Turkey, vol.
42.]
[Footnote 1100: Straton to Harrowby, 24 July, 1804. F.O. Turkey, 43.
Lock to Harrowby, Pera, 19 July, 1804. F.O. Egypt, 2. Lock died at Malta
before reaching his post.]
[Footnote 1101: Pisani to Straton, 17 July, 1804. Enclosed in Straton’s
despatch of 24 July. F.O. Turkey, 43.]
[Footnote 1102: Lock to Harrowby, 19 July, 1804. F.O. Egypt, 2.]
[Footnote 1103: Martens, _Recueil des Traités de la Russie_, XI, p. 79.
Morier passes the following judgments on Russian propaganda among the
Greeks:—
(_a_) “. . . It is impossible to back the Turks and Greeks at the same
time. . . .” To Harrowby, Corfu, 5 Jan., 1805. F.O. Turkey, 47.
(_b_) “. . . The Russians insist on the necessity of holding out to the
Greeks the certainty of emancipation from the Turkish yoke, so that the
Greeks diffident from sad experience of the promises of the Russians,
become still more so, when they see them the steady supporters of the
Turks, while the same inconsistent conduct excites unnecessary suspicion
amongst the latter. . . .” To Harrowby, 28 Jan., 1805. F.O. Turkey, 47.]
[Footnote 1104: Summerer to Arbuthnot, Bucharest, 1 Aug., 1804. F.O.
Turkey, 43.]
[Footnote 1105: Summerer’s “bulletin,” Bucharest, 1 Aug., 1804. F.O.
Turkey, 43.]
[Footnote 1106: James Wood to Harrowby, Ragusa, 1 Sept., 1804. F.O.
Turkey, 43.]
[Footnote 1107: Wassilitshikow, _Les Razoumouski_, I, Part II, pp.
260-4, 263.]
[Footnote 1108: Czartoryski to S. Vorontsoff, 26 Feb., 1804. Warren to
Hawkesbury, 27 April, 1804. F.O. Russia, 54.
Czartoryski to S. Vorontsoff, 30 April, 1804. _Archives Vorontsoff_, 15,
pp. 185-6.