Correspondence Respecting the Affairs of Siam
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In the note which Mr. Phipps addressed to his Excellency on the 1st July, and of which a copy was inclosed in his despatch of the 5th, he wrote as follows : — " I may add that I have not omitted also to convey to Her Majesty's Government the various assurances given by your Excellency that any further movements of the French fleet will be intimated to them." ITo exception whatever was taken to this formal record of the aspurances received ; no intimation of any kind had been received by Her Maj...esty's Government of an intended movement of the French fleet, or any portion of it ; they were justified in supposing that it was still under orders to remain concentrated in the waters of Cochin China, and that no fresh steps of an active nature at Bangkok had been decided upon.
When, on the 11th July, a report was received from Her Majesty's Minister at Bangkok that the French Admiral was determined to send additional vessels of war to that capital, and to force the entrance of the river against the resistance of the Siamese, I must admit that, relying on the reiterated assurances of M.
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In the note which Mr. Phipps addressed to his Excellency on the 1st July, and of which a copy was inclosed in his despatch of the 5th, he wrote as follows : — " I may add that I have not omitted also to convey to Her Majesty's Government the various assurances given by your Excellency that any further movements of the French fleet will be intimated to them." ITo exception whatever was taken to this formal record of the aspurances received ; no intimation of any kind had been received by Her Maj...esty's Government of an intended movement of the French fleet, or any portion of it ; they were justified in supposing that it was still under orders to remain concentrated in the waters of Cochin China, and that no fresh steps of an active nature at Bangkok had been decided upon.
When, on the 11th July, a report was received from Her Majesty's Minister at Bangkok that the French Admiral was determined to send additional vessels of war to that capital, and to force the entrance of the river against the resistance of the Siamese, I must admit that, relying on the reiterated assurances of M.
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