[Footnote 1109: Rose, _Select Despatches_, p. 214 note.]
[Footnote 1110: Harrowby to S. Vorontsoff, 26 June, 1804. F.O. Russia,
55.]
[Footnote 1111: Czartoryski to S. Vorontsoff, 18 Aug., 1804. _Archives
Vorontsoff_, 15, pp. 243-4.]
[Footnote 1112: Martens, _Recueil des Traités de la Russie_, XI, p. 80.]
[Footnote 1113: S. Vorontsoff to Czartoryski, 10 Oct., 1804. _Archives
Vorontsoff_, XI, pp. 372-3.]
[Footnote 1114: _Mémoires de Czartoryski_, II, p. 35.]
[Footnote 1115: Instructions to Novosiltsoff, 11 Sept., 1804. _Mémoires
de Czartoryski_, II, p. 49.]
[Footnote 1116: Driault, _Napoleon et l’Europe: Austerlitz_, p. 118. The
second view was expressed by, among others, Professor Seton-Watson in a
lecture.]
[Footnote 1117: It is difficult to understand why should Vorontsoff have
read the despatch to the British Ministers. Would it be too much to
think that he purposely aimed at wrecking the negotiations? One thing is
certain, his heart was not in it.]
[Footnote 1118: Vorontsoff to Czartoryski, 10 Oct., 1804. _Archives
Vorontsoff_, XI, pp. 372-3.]
[Footnote 1119: Martens, _Recueil des Traités de la Russie_, XI, pp.
98-9.]
[Footnote 1120: Harrowby to Gower, 10 Oct., 1804. Printed by Rose,
_Select Despatches_, pp. 46-8.]
[Footnote 1121: Harrowby to Straton, 19 Oct., 1804. F.O. Turkey, 43.]
[Footnote 1122: Harrowby to Morier, 19 Oct., 1804. F.O. Turkey, 44.
Ali Pasha was to be informed that he would not get a “satisfactory
answer” from the British Government till he had reconciled himself with
Mocenigo and the Sultan.]
[Footnote 1123: Instructions to Gower, 10 Oct., 1804. F.O. Russia, 56.
_Ibid._, 26 Oct., 1804. _Ibid._]
[Footnote 1124: S. Vorontsoff to Czartoryski, 28 Sept.-10 Oct., 1804.
_Archives Vorontsoff_, 15, pp. 271, 272.]
[Footnote 1125: Instructions to Straton, 19 Oct., 1804. F.O. Turkey,
43.]
[Footnote 1126: Martens, _Recueil des Traités de la Russie_, II, p.
409.]
[Footnote 1127: Czartoryski to Vorontsoff, 25 Oct., 1804. _Archives
Vorontsoff_, 15, pp. 277-9.]
[Footnote 1128: Czartoryski to A. Vorontsoff, 2 Dec., 1804. _Mémoires_,
II, p. 58.]
[Footnote 1129: The following despatches of Mr. Drummond give a graphic
picture of the Empire. Drummond, during his brief embassy, was not
occupied in any important negotiations; he had ample leisure. 25 May, 7
June, 19 Aug., 6 Nov., 1803. F.O. Turkey, 40.]
[Footnote 1130: Straton to Harrowby, 11 March, 1805. F.O. Turkey, 48.