Chapter XLI: Marquis Wellesley resigns office 457
Restrictions on the Regency expire 457
Communication from the Prince Regent to the leaders of opposition 458
Reply of Lords Grey and Grenville 459
Lord Boringdon’s motion 460
Speech of Earl Grey 461
Overture from the French government 462
Lord Castlereagh’s reply 465
Mr. Perceval murdered 466
Conduct of the populace 467
Overtures from the Ministers to Marquis Wellesley and Mr. Canning 468
Marquis Wellesley’s reasons for declining them 470
Mr. Canning’s 471
Marquis Wellesley’s statement 472
Mr. Stuart Wortley’s motion 473
Marquis Wellesley charged to form an administration 473
The ministers refuse to act with him 474
Lords Grey and Grenville also decline 474
Marquis Wellesley receives fuller powers 476
The two lords persist in their reply 477
Earl Moira’s letter to Earl Grey 478
Marquis Wellesley resigns his commission 480
Negotiation with Earl Moira 480
The old Ministry is re-established 483
Marquis Wellesley’s explanation 483
Earl Grey’s 485
Earl Moira’s reply 485
Mr. Stuart Wortley’s second motion 487
Lord Yarmouth’s statement 487
Lord Castlereagh’s speech 488
Pecuniary assistance to the Spaniards 492
Proposal concerning Spanish troops 493
Plan of a diversion from Sicily 493
HISTORY
OF THE
PENINSULAR WAR.
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