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S'. ;.. t! Ruk.lte: — ". 110- ‘ • • ~-•: emus TZTIONTED IT tile 11AJ60114111.110441111 TO DOTS MOUSES O F PAILIithiENT, FEBRUARY. •.a • 1006. —'"— , W - s - .:," o ' _v.:. •• Plo.l.—Disirttch from the Right lialltiMOßlamoil Granville Lemeise Gower to Mr. Secretor, theMillid..4lllted M. Pe toraburgh, Sept. td, 11107..—Reelived September 19th. - St. Petenbiargh,: Sept..od, 1807. Bra--1 have the broom to inform you, that ou Saturday eyeaSug, e9th August, I received, by Sir Stephen Shoirp, who left the Oat ofl Coped! ages epos the 44th of August, your dispatches No. 42 told 13, and uu Sunday the 3lnavenger Muff dehvcred to me those iron, No. 46 to 31 inclusive. Rettig thus completely put iu pIAoiCAIAOSI of the sentiments a( , His KlajelVs Government upon all the points which cool,' come into &SCUBA= h,tween this Country. and Great ftr,tain, I lost no time in requesting a tonfcrence with Ge ri: ;al Buttberg,lll: , ), though tatrem4y unwell, invited me to tall nivoli him hit night. I to..:l;au the eueference by obstrvigg, that hi Excellency beiett a'readv apprised by the aiisyvvr given by flit Majesty's Seen-wry of State; to 113 . Alupeus, of the conditional Sc. cepta.ice by the Court of Loudon, of the proffered media tion of Kamm, I had to state to him, that 1 was iirstrooted Id the lint immure to request the commouiratiou of the se . ant articles of the Treaty or Tilsit, mid a frank disclosure of the general taws and Intentions of the Court of s t. Pa. eta That impartislity was the brat rutulaite in tie chancier of a retelatur, and that WK.! the Eritiob Do. vernoseut agreed to nail itself of the cation of this Court, it was essentially nestatary that * d should be placed, with regard to the mediattuo lossa an equal mi te (eating with France; thatthecirmitaulial iittesouree which had taken ;Ave. between the Empariir and anitgpang at Til sit, and by "bleb NI. hiperi., Majt.sty herniae onsuainted with the prtociples wpm ' rhlch the French Givenuneut rolloud negvciat4ii with the Court of Loodave, had natu rally excited au itocisinealita ta2lazd, wisich could only be aurawed ba so enrasersed comiumaication; that I could not ra=ced fain, him, that the prriod peremptorily preaci'tued in HA Majenty fir the acceptance of the Russian *ha- Mon, had created fn London a very unfavourable lingitesaims stalest the iet-wwwitlen of His Imperial Majesty; that bow. ever, antwidetanding lie Maj.sty had Is e ; cocoa tubs oYzaded with the terms of the 13th erttek„ sash wan KA desire to embrace ally opening *hick afforded the prospect of the conclue.on of at houonrable peace, that Ite would not retract the 'eutiditioall acceptance of the mediation, which had already been conveyed to tha hussies Govern meat, in the Kole addreratil bi you to M. Alopeos t that IllallajPety, at the stelae time, leaked Su sonic mark of the tPuswillor (144.1:441arr0r of Ruisia tArsirtla Great liritain : that !ti AlopriLi feet Injure the late enfurluente events of irimilaad • td Tilsit, wrested of ,you a Prajit of a new Treaty 6f Cuaitit'.,.-.e, atal had given the lielltifill,CA of the 6'4lpusition of lils Ciairt to proceed to the dehoitive conch:- sine of a eutnin , ralitarraarimat lietwevitha two esountsios; that a loraPt had, to coo itioce •with bur v wi.:ll, been cum rim -Weed aed hansettitica ,i Vi St. Petersaiir i l id that if theipmd 'Fillet 'l.s lesperiMtlaiesty tine' da En con ga:eel ftwaßriail, I limited • Op' delay wools take p ace is ptecw•iing to the neturtatius of this Tway ; 6.4 the exist- tate of any stipnlatma in thii Projit, which wan not rip- praved of by alit , Gavvrument, WAS A 9 O:At Lk to our er..hrtr-, ttg into ueguriatiata upatt if, because I should take mpou, myself to egret to any qiudific*socs which did out appear to chlsnge the bates end priaripis Spin Which it had beer. Cragged 1 that as Frames had, fliy the gitb article of the Tibet Telatyt mentrit the re.astabdibineut of her - former cos t relation with Russet, a sutural and oforlints mode .of . proving the i4roartiality of the Easperie ersuld he Om re. ai.^.l or the Centennial Tntaty with Urea! liritale. . _ .. • _ . . ' ft.* r.- Caere .ett the h ititouterve 3 COMincree, and be- iresty countncs and 141112• two to tcupt eon ern% litestlll Atha ; _ _.ition of Hie secret artichni,' wet coati Man ukicet ohirb ittWet age:et ti. Miami' of A:nestled,' tee is a *lark of th- coutinuanec of ilia ftCt W p std co:Menne at 110 pout of this Core, irlokh amid Mind siteird any prospect of pond Irma tho ar iteotsoce of the inidiati4m ot the Lippe to:- of }totals ; that, with the olive vie*, I had orMe.W. eentinelng the Nego tiation' boron Iso Hoot 0114tbat, if his }:lnel *roes had ito autipariff 0.4101 , 0 pay t 1.1% Ilona at. Holladay *in whet 7 bed al 'pri bean' from him * 1 roust request him to iisk the pertaisailte of the Emperor to moo. ammeatn to rae, , eritlottit melee, the reset Ankles of tl.e Train hlifwsea Rasata ant FrwArfa, and to empoweiliiin to costume the Nepri and conclude a Treaty of rum inant. Kith fimat ':aural llndlierg promised isw, Hot he would lose on Ciro la. briattius these two requests seder the rousickra:iou Nit 111 . 1mMel! !t!**lY. . • . I kite the hjauter tube, stab the greatest rnpect, at, gore ',toot abetirent linrutihr u,srcast„ GRANVILLE LEVEItON COWER. Nit. IL—Extract of a dispeMb from the Right NremortiLle kArd Granville treason Gower to Mr. Sectuttiy Cattalos, dated Saha Petersbardi t Sepacialsei cd, laui.—ltscthed I Sepilbefer k.l.4eht sat g .sfa rh. ttioa of Sndiag kat Matti that a conti derable elsorm had taken place is .the teat andtemper of Covertil I% tz' t001•1:0tion. Instead of that coLinest and move. obit]. characti Ur. d the teplier of the Netesian Minister to IL, quessioas which I had litorght it my duty to put,to him to prorates cusfertnets, I found a very talld and rot...ditto.; unman, sod an appa..:at anxiety to .very rif irultl to the way of a perfectly good an , ".entsuihise heteren the too toratute. I regretted the rescue wbieb had marli.d the thieduct of r ttftisa Ggvoliu k t:it tow rah icEogtoud. He answered that Rustle bacl just gro L ag• of eomplaiat agaiirit England; hewcnt into Pt 1110 g fi•ttia. of Ilea lute atissa that hail ti I'll gr.-en to Ike repeated berm . sentstioraeltglit Lraperer of Rapine. ani 1 conl.. trot Iv sat prOod, lieltald o pat in the Arat t apti,tuat inishortone aris ing from the watt dr cr.cpciatliei, shoolrl frstifY paw I:ecree wf oiskuntrat. 1 replied, that tip radii not better tone the soar of &ntrite thinliv harlialene in a.r.lttial :Teri:ll;4n ton °a the pool cooduet of each waerromeitt; that I wished our whole attantido s id be Unapt ti the Conte, sad that I its, ,pittua4e:a 11 the/. ere of garoa sti!l entert: tact his thesder imln{cet at. the re to Ix appreheadial from thisim4serknuara of ;ranee,' the came a t the iutispendeaes of 'Math} IN desperate. ao No. 111,orisprect et s dldpitcla held lite Right llionnsreVe Lord fireatrilla Leverua tome to snetilerretrry Cann;no dated Saint Prtstsbutei, Led bapMllbaS 1507.—kocetved September loth. y • AS (erasers! Imam( neridadavary atineton ?ti the Late tramostruna at Copenhagen dortgg the niter. ic , e V 3 1:•11 Mai Wave boolotto soo•ToeL,:ay, 1 re rateohat pty r a,i • on the tall:min ouryiug To retcie the Note istwhkli i the Louver to tocidie.• copy. It. say itemett, alr, i 0.1 ,rd, I hare trierromed to term, closet., dew 'mica/ tea. uns Meted is your ..rspalchee, which I easeake hkely to Somme the least utfenaist to Liza itorurotarn..l, iteefffiobt other tact treats Is, say list future CAlkfelbet with the Atwater: —.O a pusitiwr .evirleutly towards Dansatirrit. The ties of euntanininity and friendahip_which unite His linperia)lsissay with tL King of DMILII:ti nut suliferierg bins to 'net, with indifference any danger whit+ might inensee the dinniniuns cr.. the Ind..valence of that havereiqn, the Hadrrsigned has receive , ' einunosnds td inoite his Earrl'vary Lord tiro:fettle !Arleen:l r to acipiaLrt hint with the gan tlets which nave irt'verd toe CaNest _uf St. J armee to soinct preerediags so extraordinary airain4Pentuark. The Under (Signed,. • A. DE et;Disa(:. Pettriourgli, 20th Aatost (Ist Sept.) tap). Second Inch:mare referred to la No. 111. (1 . 1 - 311 , Ist iott .) ht. Petersiverch,eist Atee. (td Sept.) 1407. Agreeohly to the 'lento of has litstellessey timers] Hed berg, the Undersigned, Anthrssador of hits Britannic Ma jesty, lieu au time is commute-stilt; to the Hesaias Ge ntofte:tit the motives which lei to the tarps takes by the King's lituister et the Court of Deoraprk, and to the soh sequeut °pectinous of the EritOilt forces agisiwit the Itto‘d of Zeeland. . _ . The British Ministry had Mrs a long time in possession of poeltirc rkgo which kft uo dokit as to the intcutious of the Freuth Government respecting the maritime 1114 . 110 b of Denmark; and the projects against Peglawil Ceuta that •quarter, which were inotmectliy the Cial*mttel Peace, rec. taMly cannot bare ',moped the penetration of His sfujesty the Illaperor of Russia. The Dattial Meet destined to curer adescrot on the British coasts brine therefore an object Ca melia few the if r • Iraill!aililleta of the views of ('cane, the Kifig heend boneseff under tlir neceusity of worm; himself Gum so unioment a danger, by theme permeations which were adopted with regret, hwerver indispensable fur toe w earily of his emp i re. The tee of relationship which 'mine the two Courts of I.sudon sad of Comatiagen, would hare inspired the Kin; with the desire of avoiding such a p.tinful exteernitf, and of retpectiug, y far as depended upon him self, the interests of I-lemma/elk; bat bis arty called equstly tic measures adapted to used oif a &eager whkli threateurd ant ocly the welfare of ha people but the exi►tcucc of hie Chen. `Tit;T'odersirned, Laving tlnn frankly replied to Genera/ Iliudhen , 's Note, wel it; p!rnnee forninit more detailed verbal o:planatictn, should his Excellency depict. It ; and he avails !I'.turoll of the opportunity lo repeal the nsoarnaces ut his high cousalexatann. (Signed) G. L. GOWER. 111. Excellency Gencsul de 'Lindberg, &c. Yo. Ile.—tetrart of a Diepatch from Mr. Secretary Ces- mug, to GA Right Eon. faed Granville Lingua Gower. dated Sc4stemket 27th, leo). Futeign Oilier, September teeth, t Roe. Sir Robert Wilson &reseed here ou Seteselay the loth, nide year E.vealleacy's Dispatches of the ad WOW, which I to.ce laid before the Ilhaterer tiny ha•reilieer the inot'iren or the esurve of the Cheese which your Excellerzi rapentertte to have tak. a tope inthe lune of the Re , .'an !;eosin, or whatever may the probehilite of the renimitaereof Ilia system mow ap- parently adopted; His Maj. .ty hails with the most sn.mee satisfaction the retort. of dime seutiments of friendship and confidence car the part of his angina Ally, from winds His 31apetj on h.s pin has never deviated, end the culttratiou of which is more than ever accessary for their gUnligi4ol lik. Streets. Your E.Nrcilnwy will lose, no opportemity of experissine these sentiratatr to His Imperil', Majesty and His Minister. 'I be forbpara.tet and utudi•ration which your Excellency bs been all slue in:J./acted to employ is ali lone r.150a- Istrammea• with unmet to tr.utvuet.mii ern ohieb the versant character of His Imperial .17 iirity wee co linnedlately tam cerned, sod the eel:ante vetch you have not failed to sa pless on the Warning rise} of what was lee to His Ma jesty's long experienced fr:eiel:hip sod accord perfectly with the bingos • wlCeli rem etre now Instructed to use, and mike tits shu!t et% ilajeety's 'conduct towards Hie Imperial Majesty naiform mid eyelid...et. And year ' Fitellseety cuticle tao eveetainly impetus upon the Rus sian Minister, the teeter:elude yira have so judicioual) Word in your late cull:Nem:el, that in the regret state of the wurid, retrospect toed eccrienautiou are wane than use !cue ; aid that the tatuhlei - lement of future good vittlentaiol int.,' and the concert of meateece to be taken with a view to futon erertitio, are slope flee Fearer subjects of discusaion (*toren the Iwo Govern:Nelda Your Execlieney did perfectly rielit in declining to rim the colettlelneatient of Geulaal Mollies; as sudicheitly sat.;:factury tie authorise ye/et errepteece, on the part of Ha Majesty, of the mediattou of tic. Emperor of Russia. The ponds aped which the question of this acceptance tine, art, tat, 7 114 (nett ehatrannieation of the Articles of the 'freely of 'Mit, refuel er well as avowed. filly, A distinct explanatien of the bun upon which France propene en neat, siel which app. ared to His Im ptuial Majesty of I . lllSit see just acrd honourable. 'These are the conditions directly stipulated in my Note to M. Ale fees and without which an acceptance of any tonalatios leis 'Majesty could be etothiug else thau memo plet;!. surrender of his honour acid bit interest Leto the hands of the meillatere, if not of the enemy. Ent to these ere rearooalilv to he ad.le if not es coo ditinee without which it would he Impossible to eminent to trees woke tier auspices of !Lassie, at least as thine which lir. Majesty 111, a right to require from a friendly Power, before he commits himself to it, guidance in a questioti af fecting tier immediate safety and the (stare welfare of his dominoes ; let, A disclosure of the genenl views of policy of the Eon peeve of Runlet; and of any eagageoseuts iotq which. he may base entered evilb respect to the different power is whose fortunes His Majesty takes en interest ; sled leily,-Suree plain and decisive proof of the good under standing sobrintingleatereen His Majesty and his august Ally ,• shch au shall satisfy, not His Majesty only, bat Europe and the world, of the impartiality with whit is lmpvnal ?t a. 'city has undertaken, sad proposes to adeMailiter, the duties of kis office es Medium,. liith reepect to the Gest of the two points width I have stated as absolutely indispensable, General Buttner; ap pears as yet to have goat uu tardier them to give a verbal adeuranee that there is not any article, among the secret ar ticles of the Treaty of Tilsit, stipulating fur • the stilettoes of the Russian peels against Great &item. but it will immediately have occurred to your Excellency that a deflection might ridable be taken in 31. she Bath be g's tried bete e'en a stiptiletiou for the immediate and un execution of a purpose, sad the agreesueut to re. N , rt to it eventual!), wider circumstances which May nut yet here cccurrcd; and that, supposing the firmer mil) to be tie sense of M. dr tedlierg's assurance, that assurance might be literally true, without in fact coot ceiag airy thin; essem belle satisfactory. Tim inference tote drawn from this circumstance is, that the Russian Minister ehoold be called upon by your tacit. Ivory In an ofricial.note. nut Ow a snnfla lliirrusral only of 311 V article, but fiir the coiumuoicatiou of the secret artylei. themselves, Ur at lewd of any agreement, genial or eventit.i, in which the rotertste of this mutate, or its Alliee are la any degree concerned. In the Mat formal mouser a communication should be reiptired of the hams of peace proposed by France ; upon wercii the Hessian Minister does not appear to have veered any metal/melon. . The other two poled' arc not so strictly tvasected with thaineslion of malt:item. 1301 it is inveribeless pertictly :eusati'ale that ILs Majesty 'boold respite some ...tensible erect a the ;:,-oi;da ill of his august Alb, to counteract the wend usjoesinou whirl. must hare been created by late tarots, of a Jiftereace Rad. Llama's.° brewers theta; before Illy. Majesty can with a good grace accept those vanes at the Eatperor of Russia's ha:an, of *bids imparustity shock: ha the essential character. No pouf croak, be se tt Ocil. C Si) easy for 11,3 !Laren:is Iliyeidy to give, so gratttot to Majesty to reLeise, so Lateral to the eyes of the world, and so little liable to exception ea fhe part of . Ranee, an the renewal of the Treaty of Commerce. W.th respast to Ile remaining point, white year s.n Sleet- o r leney is iastractcd kw u—acennusunicatios on die of 'the Russian Govemment s" of its general vie' mad p for , the Intaile — ioll 411 0 1 niwterve, that flis leaped artily shirtiselir annexed to his conditional acceptance of the me diation of the Emperor itf Austria, a similar demand attic communication of the generrl views of the Court of Vienna, respeeting the Palm* state of Ettrope. In the Treaty of fliarteusteis, concluded botores, Maim pellet Majesty and the King of Prussia, and Offered . hy them to the acceptance of other powers as the basis of a co-opera tion fur the purpose of p.sidacing a genera/ pacific arrange.. ment, a &stint t and detailed expusitiou was entered into with res.-pc:l not only tu the powers intended to be romper headed as partite to the Treaty, hut to all the ether powers of Swope in whose fate any one of the principal powers could be supposed to be interested. These examples of what His Imperial Majesty has done, and what he hos required, would sufficiently authorise His Majesty'a solicitude to obtain a similar explanation on the present occasion. Put there :me other grounds for it in the very state and circumstances of Europe, as arising out of toe Treaty of Tilsit, and.the stipnlatione annexed to it ; some of which stipulations are already carrying into execution in a way to excite His Majmty's ipprehenaions, if nut fur his owe inte rests, fur those erhis Alnut. Is it possible that His Majesty should not think h noes *Ml tu he informed whether the politic article of the Treaty of Tilsit, which recognises the Imola King of Naples sat/ is K inx of Naples, is, in effect, contradicted by a secret article, which adds to this title that of the Two &cities The movensents io the Mediterranean, nod the surrender of Corfu, naturally live rite to a variety of apprtheasious, a hieb it would be for the interest of both countries to quest, or at least to reduce 16 411411 the bowls of troth. Hat not His M jesty the right to require wont explanatios of the intentions Pasesis with respect to Turkey ; • Power with whin.) ilia Majesty lieds himself at war, and left alone in the war, for no other thou Ragmen interests, sod from a quarrel repommed by His Majesty for the sake of his ? These top:es your Eseelleacy will urjs in yuor confere:i^es w:th 1/e Hoitherir with :ill the earnestness which those sta portanco requires hut, at the mine time, carefully avoiding ctraiu of reproa ch ; and even obeli yen see obliged to eon fees the enapicion of eligagentents Weisz been curved into such aa His Majesty cannot but disapprove, eearluctiug your inquiry iu such a manure am abed land M. lie Budherg to be lieve that His Majesty is 'Laxities et:theft* find the mean, of premiums or rentedi,ing the evil, thou to discover the grounds of coutpliti: t aganiat ltussia. lupine the whole., your Excellency will collect from these ineteactiosis, that His Majesty us as much desirous Re evd to cultivate the friendship mint alliance of the Emperor ef Hassle th.it he conceives the only chance of safety for w hat remains of Lampe to depend epos the renews! of a good understauiling between them; that His \fajesty boa nerve, even under appearaaces the most unfavourable, alto gether despaired of such • recurrence on the part of the Emperor, to the counsels which mte bes t' eakulated for his own elm y, and fur the security tribal own dominions, a it is now lint has taken place; and that His Majesty, upon each a el auge, is eager to forget all that has passed of a mature contradictory to the.. cilium* or locations:at with them. No- V.—Extract of a dispatch from Me. Secretary Canning in the Right Hoomicable Lod Granville Ltreson GOWCZ, doted September tuth, t 4u7. Foreign-Office, September math, )007. His Majesty entirely appraises of the answer retorted b your Excellency Li Genend Beiltieres note on the subject of the opetetions at Copeuhaqeu. 1 incluse to yaur Excellency a copy of the Declaration which His Majesty has caused to be published on that sub ject, in x hid+ y Excellency mill find the principles upon Ouch His Miejesty bias ruled, clearly laid down; and in which the elispos.nno of His Majesty to limit the niessureo of bodily to »hick he hue untirttinately Annuli himself cum,ettrd to have recourse, is annonsiced with that fesukness and moderation width characterize His Majesty'. conduct. la ewe:ening ups this subject with the Russian 3linistcr pow Eacilleacy, a addition to the amnions so toevecal; stated in sour note, mid to those with which His Majesty's realer:inn' will frosiala you, will nue hes Moe to appeal to the Itusa:ati Cuter ttttt eut itself for 'cameos in justification of the measures to which His Majesty has teen nyder the necessity of rreorting. Top will remised General Bui!hem, not na matter of re proach, but ae matter of tact merely, that. from the conchs elan of the Peace of Tilsit duets to the boast which your Excellency's dispatches by Sir Robert Wilson were received here, the British Gime:unreel were without no. word of as surance as to the anOcanle iutentium of Russia towards Great Britoil. The utii is tic ',vitiation, under all thecirosie. stances which belouged to it, was ca:trulated to excite any other feeling rather their that of confidence in the Emperor's good•willi and every eccuant that was received here sir the homer in which that proposal eta made, and of the light M. which it was viewed by the enemy, juattfied the belief that it was intended by Russia rainr se preparatory to hostility consequent mien His Mejesty's refusal, than as likely to lead to a pacific result through Ms acceptance. In the memo time, the publishes d e eePPlseseinn pester, and the concealment a the anwienw'llhd the iutshelliO•• of the plan brought forward in the conferences of Tilsit foe a general emikiteraey this country, in which the es tires of Dentearl: cod Pottage! were decanted to cooperate kintelligence 'GUM confirmed by a (rook and freadly comma. nicatioa from I'urtugai herself of Moth a proposal ins been aetnally mule to her by Prance, and caromed with threats of iustaut and destructive hostility in case of bee de clining to comply with it them circumstances, coupled with tine actual preparations fee the reception of a large French foray at Hanatourch, funned impliser such a body ore , . ..from ant only of the designs of Bonaparte, but of the connivance, if not of the participation, ofitmesie,that His Majesty would / have been wanting alike is what ha owed to his own dignity and to the security of laladonalataaw, if he had nut taken tine relict effectual steps foe bersehag -through the combination that was collecting rimed him; and it would have been idle, under such circumstances, to have waited the asurear of Russia to measures calculated to repel a danger, of which Roma herself funned ite Imre a port. It mound be disguised, therefore, that the want of rem inunicatioe on the part of the Russian Government bag bees its no lonian Jerre the cause of the ver.y.nitschief which that GoVerunient nun laments. Cualident as His Majesty is in the justification of the vi. gorses sod decisive steps to which the necessity of self-pre. serrature obliged him to resort he would yet more willingly hare been spared the painful task of acting upon that oeces• ally, had Resole been in a state to otter her guarantee of the ondrelity of Denrrirk, hotted of affording such 'true; pound of suspieion that she was prepared to countenewe, if sot to instigate, her bastihey. But it is useless, as well as painful, to dwell upon what might have bees the comae of event., if the Emperor of Russia bad not unwarily delivered houseli oral. to the roost . eels of Frames, at a moment when it was of all others the moat eliseutial that a good understanding should be kept up betoken Russia sod Great Britain. Tune Excellency will thrrefure dwell on these topics no longer than may he accessary to impress upon the mind of the Russian Minister, the comiiction that the supposcd un friendliness of Biotin must of Itself have prevented Pis 511- jesty froin conimunitating with His Imperial Majesty on the subject of Derituark, before be proceeded to those etrlng but becoming measures, the result of which has dispelled all apprahletailnl of danger fruit' that quarter. - It remakes now, arriiriling to the principle wisely lila . blu hod in your liacelieticy's Tale tuslierreilteo with General Bottlx•is, to look fulmar' to the pr,tiahlf consequences of what has takto piars , and to eudemaiur to tuna them to such tier-omit as may be must beneficial both to Russia and Great ilritain, and to that cause winch their re-isitiou might yet adOrd u hope of conducting to a fe.,ouroble issue. After the perusal of the Pawls which I iuclusc, your Ex . . cellens.7 *ill be fully informed of the *butt artUatiou of affwrs with paypret to lhuwirk. Iles Majesty ia perfectly willinr that the paeifitation with the eutst of Dentnnik should he wholly tie wor► cf tl.e Litiperre of Basis; lbu u etiou:4 °attitude in His M,j.rty's CUOUSCIII4 be conducted static". Ida tasters, sad anacludtd under bus gulira,tt.: The ttoon's of His Imports! grojouty, es the w all " ect ,„ o f t h e Nor* obviously petals him out for sorb a wok ; wlrtrh eves France could tot refuse to sosigo wh it, *l3 Fraser were ripe ur bealikillg With the Court of pe. ..,......K.. Denmark has u nq unstionehly apted to tiseEm past o f R es . Inn for protection. How can then ON"). 1 0 11/etter answered than 'by th e Zeller. elf assizes en le t t „ bring Great Britain to as arrangeitiet floe r ethittetill 4 ye stated in the inclosed Papers ? Avid to such emprement tie the part of the Empire, of Reeelli, Hos Emperor fa bits. fore-hand assured of.the umlaut of ilia blejesty. lee. Vl.-efEemst of a dispatch frees the light Hen. 'Pare Gressilie Lueson Gower, to Mr. SeersearyCennieg,lieted St. 'Petersburgh, September g, leo7. Received Oen. her 7th. I have the-homier to Inform you, that cm tvelelek len General it Abut pee up the Partratias of the Etectets Afters to Coontffeltykoff. I took an early opportunity eller this Ulltifieltion of " p e t , Ccnnt Soltykotf, and recaletulated to Wag what bad passed in my hot conference with General &lintel ; I eel:Medea him of the promise made by ble pedometer, to Whig %eider the immediate consideration aft* Emperor, the preen epee which I bad been instructed to obtain an answer from this Court, before I could signify the acceptance of His Majesty to the proposed offer of mediation. I thieved that the tar diner of this Government upon this subject ill secorded with the anxiety expressed by His Imperial Majesty fur the ten elusion of peace brteceu England and Prances. Count eery. &off answered, that he would en the fullowing day take the Emperor's orders with respect to the cormavoiention of the secret Aeries of the Treaty of Tilsit ; that Wittiest seeing His Imperial hiejeety be toned take arson blesself to say that the Maras Government was well-iiispooed to eater into a negotiation epee the Trudy of Commerce' end be repeated o we I had lichee heard from General Beidbarg,' that the Pro.* de Tante treinentted by M. At most ha the first instance be submitted to the tomideretien of the depot. meat which a peculiarly coente eed. la the coo* of oar cense:thine' he gave mussy teem:eel essurauces of the amica ble disposition of this Court towards Eagles* end of the smatietion be should feel in tentributing to the establish meet of a hediug of (tiredly and col:Wendel intatmerse be t seen our two Governinetts. Cones Suitykof: twine in the country yesterday, my min: yours tome bon were enavailing ; Ind I the; morning obthin ed a cooference, when, after sonic expressions of repel, in his Set communicatien a ith ore, beim; of ea unpleasant nature, he told me, that he was authorised by. the Emperor to to form me, that His Imperial Majesty did not think proper to communicate the secret artielet. It is nut, he said, on at ceunt of their containing ray selpuLitions prejudicial to Enema ; but hieing mice deterstuard that these Articles should nut be made 'Attie, tie Emperor sees no reason der receding from his dettotothatiuo. No. 011.--Eyemet of a dispatch from the Rigid Hon. Load Graevelie LeveseoGower, to Mr. Secretary Canning, dated St. Petegabergh, September 9, 1407.-1006nel Oct. 7. St. Peteribergh, Sept. 9, 3807. My het &Molars to you bad scarcely left Petersburgh, when 1 receleed informativa that the Emperor bad Lamed Count Rernurow, Minister for F../...:k.1 Affairs. This v.. pointneent wet sufficiently made kboun three Mies after wards to theaters diplonsidigne by t. Ciente/ note. I thought it my day to lose no time is meths NUM Euesrettow; lid the state of stepwise in such I hare been so long kept with respect to the Negmlatene of the Ileneeel of the Treaty of Commerce, jnitilled me be re questing an immediate conference ;Atli the new 11ffinbter. After the seed com o limente upon his appeoletheent, I teetered to him the regret I felt at thwestemedliery fee serve of Ins Cow: towards that of Losidoe„ and My disappinitinewt at the refine, *Lech bed been s mCount : to a pe e by Suetikub to tenm uuniute to gpt erinit arrangements cuntlt,ted at Twill. I oberreedliseeMble is. fetal mien It impossible for the Rine my Mogen to teal himself of His Imperial Majesty's offer of enetitelies ; for hew, I said, could it be myrtle! that Hie Aleirest *meld swept the meihetion of is Smerrign, between Aim and Breseerte three was catty approve:nes cf MOURN aka and react nedrulandisg, and /cum about Hie Majesty had me been able to obtain any mark *l:etc - int ut fritudAbp and eutfideme I I added, that 1 wee the mom serener! at Ibis conduce, betteuse,noteithesoding the rouse& sof dirs. tisfeetioe which the published Artieldt of the Twenty of Tilsit effonled to His Majesty, such - was his yertiatity en wards his august. Ally, that he bed been dispoied to lush wpm. them as firmed upon His lensitsial Majesty by the sefortnaetecirennistauccatts the moment; and I hel, seta since the km:micelle of these public Articles, been autho rised to give Nib essorloces of the desire of His Modesty Is rc era the iutinowiy and conedsine which had befuse inb reed between the two Cones. Come itsmsenzow answele I, that the Eespeeor's friend ship for His Majesty bad bens proved by hilt anxiety that Price should be concluded between Engird and Preece, aid that lon impartiality had been neaudisted by his offer of medifien ; i. yintinity Is:Mg the necessary attribute of a rub tor. After giving the obvious answer to his novel mode of ere mune. I expressed my hope that the union of the two de partments of counneue and foreign ermine in the game per son »meld acceleratt the wegoeistion of the treaty acme meter. Nearly a smooth Lad elapsed since the sesierei here of a Proja of a treaty transmitted by M. merino, sad so yet I have not bees able to obtain au answer *bather the stimiletiens sie that Aojet of a treaty were approved of Mee, ue eveu whelher the Rearms government sere diapered to enter at all into negociations upon. this aetrject. Carat Is. toutount seaweed me that he never heard of this Pr*. bet from Sir Stephen Sheirp ; that wince he bad received tbs pftrtfewille of the foreign slake, be had inquired for it, het it could not be foetid, and that be simpused it moire be among the Papers of the Emperor. I 'imposed to aeud his a copy ; which he declined to accept, saying, thee be would, bathe first instance, acquaint the Empires. that I had re emoted au answer from thin govertinseut upon the meatton of ttrr renewel of tire treaty of COMalltlen. I took this opportunity of observing to him that M. Ala rm had asked for this I'vqiit ; and that, tberrfure, unless a perfect champ had takes' place io the friendly diapositiose of this C 011: t, the Emperor would certainly approve of our en tering into neeeciation upon it, though it might happen that soon of the provisions of it might possibly be considered here as not wholly free them objectiim. He said, that he wes happy to hear from Sir Stephen Slre rp that the PreFt contained teething ceistrary to the rt eulatious pet-scribed in the !Manifest of the let of Jasmary, for tint was a fund.imertal law of the ceuntrie end after bunting of the Indnieenre he had thieinib the English mer chants mm the executiou of this Act, be skewed a wish to cud our conference, by begieniag a conversation tan indifferent subjects. No. VllT.—Dispstele from the Right Ifosourable Lord Gran ville IRVelloo Gott': to Mr. Secretary Cauning, dated St. Petershurgh, 19th September (tat Oct ) lese7.-edieceivedi October geth. St Peterehurgh, tit October, fine. Ste--4 had the harmer, by the the Ilium:tiger, to Memos you of my havre ctesimenicated to Consist Romansow a copy of the eneetetti.in uTcopeullaen., accompitaied by a shore Note, in which I et messed lay hope that this captet wean eiethz he futlowed he the re-esteldishmeat of peace betworat Great Britain end Denmark. his days efts, I received the inclosed Note from the Rna siao Minister. "I he pretentious set forth in this paper, and tie, tele in which they ore urged, appeared to seta he of a nature to call fur so immediate answer. In my reply (of whirls I theme a copy) I cutlets...eared no satisfy the R"... aian Miuister that Hill Majesty's Gs:valuate% bail, in the coannituicatiuns which I had been antinored to make, stiewn every rensouable mark of respect sea coendelmtielt ' for Its Itlliocei.d Majesty, noteithstandlog Lis change of modern eiMpiniseipteee.tert I thought It no lays necessary to. let the Iteesian Illinatirr . • mien:tad, that His Mr jesty was riot to be frightsce thffeigesfeerseit of such IMUSUItS as he tuiiet judge etpedient foe the i of his empire, by my indirect meonee or intimat km die &aim. of the Emperor of it II'A . A. At the stole teeny that I sent thee isomer, !requested s einevsnce with Coilet Remane.m, edit the new of ce. trireme hoot lem tniDO explazaillaa of the espressios, ee• l'Empetewt se ~ - - , i : 1 Lai new" ciliur war legnsts d• ens rise.. ee e. r:. •,, eefre . ireemble Teo laystiod a half rowed without any outme hems taken of this molest of s A obe o %or thers tarsi Imp gut Cr: snow taim sec bid Fore resal Tot /rt.) yur i side prc'. ryt General Detain izcoo ire reply by arknoirtedzieg tl existence of Secret Az helm. brienozing to the'frcaty of Tilsi Ilene were sum, be said, whirls is ao grey emetwened tl interests of Ezoidaoil ; that he coned wittemzu, mad, es lemest man, be wooll cot an it it it were not tenth, the elisted no secret aetlete nizatcrer, which cinutated ti @Wattles the 'll:oso.2n ports *West the ttribtlo cotanterei that olth respect teethe '7l( i t a p c peer the Treaty or 0.-Inure be tato confess, tbSt, fig • the eof Other hrs ustle. the state of ?width, e hal not t set time to lay d b fr i zt the Emperor ; that it louse tact:cow...it, consolered I t ',figh CeJ ter qf ortn,ree, before Lexoss4 cupres with e upon it and Ant eS Witte 27th et th:. 1 jlt,t Tres it tor placed the entratisecial re!4,•ons of_ th,,two countri mon the same footing thet airy bed been before the cut oletlentret of hestdltlts jj That th^ Cuenca' nol Treaty el Firsoce'sr:ls ant reneged, inttriould capita Lt two years ; al that tt by no meal fo:Iretol. tictsusi Bauarrte col witintrated to the floartor of: Russia_ tbs, basis Inset obi he VA' re itlylb concluk race wAls &emit, that His 11 pee4l itsjed, harmule any cotatteraleatioda Tdcit the Palate Arra and slattot of the Ceart of reArraletrA. 6.,„,„, 1 / 4 14 0 ,./ tc d flirekehesetVaditned gydcr ti seswef salistscierY aqtltratrit, tar to the uterbatioa of his Coast I rearmed, la reply. that tervAllttlrelt to cone dye 'au arttelss of a pacer beteg Rvissia and, Frnnee ith'ett did sot true:ty or s..trectly re errrk lireatltritlot ; .t, that rasted the cororownieetme (Tint latioutre teemed to in No. III.) (Teat. • MOW, tk Ernpete4ltassjitstleareed, with dot atoned intrprbe, hy arewitrata ficim Ilia *tains rat Copettbdwea„ as vtei as by a elaparch from His. pariah ltiniesty's *Reims, at this Colet, that He Jackson, ibis &instate Majiatyla Pk- * ctentissy, has made repositions et derogatory to, a iu compatible with, t h e diviity or every tudepeutlaut power, and that, upon the reheat e* She Flirts Rey ai of lioninarkin r.e_ cede t.. a pretensiou so mitrnordtnary, the English fleet hos taken a pientio:i %bids evidently announces inteetions hostile