TALBOT2765

British Consulate
Nice

4th December 1833

My dear Sir

I was extremely sorry to hear of the vexatious and uncivil treatment you met with at the Barrier of the Bar by the Commissioner of Police with regard to Malle Petit’s 1 passeport, such a proceeding was till now unprecedented, and the french consul to whom I mentioned it said that as he could get no redress to the many representations that he had already made to Mr Grattan 2 that he would inform the Minister of the Interior with his proceedings who he had no doubt would reprehend him. I have written myself on the subject to Lord Grandville 3 that such a systeme of annoyance might be stopped. Should I ever succeed in getting you repaid of the 12£ you paid to the postillion you sent back here, I will pay them to Lady Valletort 4 as you desire me

I have the Honor to be
Sir
your most obedient Sert

P Lacroix

To
WH. Talbot Esqre

Paris

W.H.F. Talbot Esqre
poste restante
á Paris

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