Memoir Written By Sir H Dalrymple
Memoir Written By Sir H Dalrymple
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" This conversation with Father Gil gave me an " opportunity of introducing the question of occupying ** Ceuta, pro tempore, by a British force, which would " liberate the Spanish troops at present doing duty in " that garrison, and obviate the difficulty which now " exists of supplying them with provisions : but this I " find to be a most tender subject. Father Gil says, " that he himself proposed the measure shortly after I " came here ; but that it was opposed by every member " of the Junta,... except the President ; and he told me, " in confidence, that the strong opposition met with " was, in a great measure, to be attributed to the repre- " sentations of Morla, the Governor of Cadiz, who " had given it as his decided opinion that no Spanish " fortress should be put in possession of the English. " Extract of a Letter from Sir Hew Dalrymple to Major Cox.
" Gibraltar, " \0th July, 1808.
" I think, however, that Lord Collingwood would 1 be more than justified by his instructions, did he lend ' every aid, and make every necessary advance, to refit ' the French and Spanish ships ; provided arrange- * ments were made that those ships, as soon as fit for 1 sea, and manned with loyal subjects of Spain, should ' anchor out with the British Squadron, and be no ' longer under the fire of the land, and virtually a part 172 APPENDIX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This conversation with Father Gil gave me an " opportunity of introducing the question of occupying ** Ceuta, pro tempore, by a British force, which would " liberate the Spanish troops at present doing duty in " that garrison, and obviate the difficulty which now " exists of supplying them with provisions : but this I " find to be a most tender subject. Father Gil says, " that he himself proposed the measure shortly after I " came here ; but that it was opposed by every member " of the Junta,... except the President ; and he told me, " in confidence, that the strong opposition met with " was, in a great measure, to be attributed to the repre- " sentations of Morla, the Governor of Cadiz, who " had given it as his decided opinion that no Spanish " fortress should be put in possession of the English. " Extract of a Letter from Sir Hew Dalrymple to Major Cox.
" Gibraltar, " \0th July, 1808.
" I think, however, that Lord Collingwood would 1 be more than justified by his instructions, did he lend ' every aid, and make every necessary advance, to refit ' the French and Spanish ships ; provided arrange- * ments were made that those ships, as soon as fit for 1 sea, and manned with loyal subjects of Spain, should ' anchor out with the British Squadron, and be no ' longer under the fire of the land, and virtually a part 172 APPENDIX.
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