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the present -moment, When Portegal wt.; obliged le purdhat •
her when N.:4A%, to save beet, was Callipeilld to
ester-mite, etiorninos eaperic.e to tire mainterauce sit
toe Frenco troopc on er iron te.ritory; when all , roe
teeny tons r eepen ie•tnet lied be-nt p,o.ineed ird.yeeslilwrce and
whet wto -flood and Hreiand were corrode-ten
melee, as Freiwt. pecc,lices whcc pile rift Of Mit tlerrnair
E-noure i. occriorett, .wine in a .other ',air French detach
fire rt.exx,te sure-t. m ruatempt of the ette.edlAVl of n deers;
et sues a- us um -nt the E is 0. roc ...di leave to all the States
ler!', slay to etc ratieutial 0;.{.11041 of the t:almeet -f St.
CLOW Rol , the deers on of the german, which of the tw-.,
Media or Francs, meats Vs the t sums of f:urope? which roc
U 1,4 f acts on preirriates- oe al ~t fat lovable to the an lependerice
of :Alger States? sing% irecrferes in .4 in the Goyerrinienr and
intetnel entree of irate,. Cooturres, and brraCtilizAt! c most arie.
tidy Kill against them ?
" Although the sorrow which the Ern ter Or felt at this alarm-
lag situation ofadaira, wet as notirrious ;if the *pillion he en
tert •i. lee of it, be wryer lode* heel iiiiruie.f bound to make his
dxfaitturt as etptied as p n iWr, (lilt it might not truth
be did, that there was not a single Government OD the Crush.
cent s huh hail the collage t .oto it, voice in the cause of
Juana; and that the Rumour Government mitre plot be char,
Pi with having omitted to call the attention of rt. Co-Estates to
t ," dr 11 tf.d email tences which must °eyes...wily ensue from a
tottterweltlect of order, and of those prune, p e. an winch their
wet-being and their resume rieNtid. It duet rite appear, how
It could roe t, eatily proved in the present dispute, that Rostra,
by pre otang ag.onst a manifest violation of the saw of ua
elm*, cunt iiittel beyond the' halite of the Froick Reoublie, on
a neuter' territory of fee Garman Empire, by a guarsoteetug
and usedradng Moiler, had thereby interfered VI the imernai
affairs of France, mid to interfere in %Mei the Ernocroe
nese•r had the most distant idea. Every State is iudeol
eornpetein to outlaw a person wirier' its own limits; but
no State hes a right arbitrarily to place pee person out of
the pv.44111.001 of Ma law of oations, because the latter does not
de rind upon the decrees of arty single State, but is grounded
norm the Itileilitnone will • -f the COinniellwrailli of SuvertegA
Stet o. Thus the Fre,ich Gov.-ruirrent could 4 mod detnaud
of the Piinee of the Gutman Empire, in conformity to the
Treaty Ili Limerele, that the relegranti in Vieis States, who
had not set ooille c-crice of a country. and agaiost whom ate
theet.r prooni void.' be produced, ah..uld be removed; but the
Freech rirero tient was by no meals., justified in the invasive
of tiro e State., sword in hand, to carry off such persons by
11134,, fee.,
• "I' will hardly be credited, that the Trench Cabinet could
(to maintain eforaceres prioeiple: deviate so far from every
requisite d. cootie, and the regard due to truth, as to allege
etcatn,as. which were altos !the, impr rpm to be mentioned ,
that it der cd, go an official dirorinetit,- ricall even a father's
d.otia to tre reco.1•0108: nt iii ii•ilsti.ults No; to rod: r to wouitil
his leader fechngsi and that it should (contrary en all truth
sad to ail oto -door. j raise all accusation against another Go.
vernerenr, woo al Fr trice never ceases to cwurniiiate. tamely
Irecal"t she us ar war with it.
France ries end —mired, in vain, to justify herself by the
mod earrar el nary reartnrees and iaggetatoro; bin they motor
alter the state o. rite torment question, nor can they td made
to justify eith effete au arbiter, act, whieh airedulates the
1e".1,..ei • .111 114th r u oridismeol principles of the ,aw 01 via
/tom It is not, by :my latent; Me -Mar tic analyse the
whole contents rot toe 9: ate .ram the Canaan .Mioiaer for Fo-
reign e rem t„ in, order to bee...lotted there is evasive add ..11-
mustaches, e the obi. et be otersidered, which the Fm.-erou
pro earned it .ed he, in the rxrurse of last sot. g, cawed the
tiotcs to b.• delivered at Pens and at Ratisb%n ; it n also *yr-
dent, from the it Fressch ?into, twat the French G vent
menu re nsr weenie tor:ivories the Emperor s ju.t tadopration,
sc, oar's oinett in that Nute s., its an ead-oont morn
to avoid the i qoestiou proposed, nomad of e!fy.
a roared eivesugation o. at.
" The F.mosrer is, however, superior to the ensotion, of
prentrial r.-e•orment. Ile ha. praredolty at heart the weri-
beim and thiorphility of Euro, e ire therefare dies not tie
rata., to make a last ram tie tt • pre-serest:on, if possible, of
• friend y with France. Hie hilete•tre snl, 'fie:s b,
the pease in r. •esive rot Ettniiie ; that 1.1" lonian may assume
an. 'remedy e ear...ever ire -r any ochre State; and that the
rrenen Govoitineot do sekohwledge an equality of rights for
info-tor Si.- tie, but who are and lea. indeoendmt than cc.
Lana; it camitit he too ones reputed, eniertAins net the keit
inchworm. for war, nor can she be be i -fitt-d by it; her cote.
dire w.J a one he influenced by the pressure of e rera,ostAtioes
She may, however; ju.tly presume, that the French Adlcoriris-
ar.tesu ewe/tants such an opinion of the Russian Government,
eis to he corivineed that the tatter will one remain an idle or
tik!oferent seect ore of any commitments. ilia blajesty the
Ernie-for of Roasts is not himself uterieneud by fear, nor dues
be with to direct its opetatitms to the minds of others. It rf
bis Is prewlve his termer relations with Fr.ore, but up.
on tin other ground than that of perfect equality The first
continue, is, that the terms mutually agreed upon chill be sa
er.tdiy fulfilled, and this ...tradition nnly ran the two States,
ester what his happened, enjoy their tanner relations of good
will and study.
" The l'ndersigned has been ordered to declare,
that he cannot prolong his stay at Paris, unless the
following demands Are previously granted :-
5. 1. That, conformably to the 4th and sth Articles of the
Secret C insentnirr of the I lei of O.:hiller, ISO t, the French
ameriareut shall as teroi.• to evaceate the kingdom of
Nediri; and when that is done, that it shall engage to respect
the neutrality of that kingdints, during the present and any
tenet war.
" 2 That, in enrifwmity to tile .e non! article of the mid
Cueveittion, the french Goveromeht shall promise to estate r.ll
immethetely some principle of coact-it e itti l lit Imperial Ma-
jesty, f regril..tiog the basis Lem,' which the affisis of Italy
slit I .e fora:ly adjueted.
" 9 That it shall engage, in conformity to the 6th ankle of
the Canweitti it aforesaid, end the pormios ag rerealetily gins
to None, or oval.. ei.fy, without d the King 4Se/dials ter
the losses he has sustained. LaNly,
'5 4 That, in dries. of the oldi,:ation of a mutual guarantee
and midi the ',fetich Gov -rnment shall promise immedi-
ately to esuetiate aid withdraw. its troros from Vie N•ftli of
effewanv; and e .1-r into an eit4agentent to respect, in tit
etrietest moonier, the et-etre:ire / the Croimaie Seep.
" The Undersigned has to add, that he has re-
ceived orders from his Government to demand' a
categotical answer to theme four points, and avails
himself of this opportunity, &c.
(i.griesl)

'• P. OVERIL:'

VOFV OF YNI NOTR FRF‘I,IITI.O BY Y. 15'01111111.,
THE Rt.SSIAN CHAROL D'tFrAIRRS, TO TOL all..
BlSitt FOR FOO/LION •Fr Ant.

" Paris, Aug. 1646, 1664.
" The undemi:geet Charge d'AlLurro of his Nlakety the
Ernuemr or a I th.. RUV113%., in answer to the Note transmitt:d
10 him b) the 11ini.ter far Prerign Affair% feels it sociainlem:
on him to enn'me himself to the recapitulation cir that crt-
eful whit.h his :wrist Mister has constant y hcbt tuaarrls the
Vrt,ll7ll Govern neat, 'hr plain expunging of IN ticti will sof6-
ci.mtly derno..strate the nature of the reciprocity eshich be has
ha his turn er perienced train that Power.
" From tare muin.ett that Ili. wend sl the throne,
Ite leonine! w ith all hi rare to renew the raid
which I ad fmnierly preva,led hew e.gt 1,011,e and Rusila,
Sonya:Fiat Mar—ty, in anticipating the explanations w!nch were
to nmditee a sal d moil permanent undernandom between the
two roman, was happy in the pertUilittll, that he would by
that mane ciectually contribute no the t:tieral pai:ineatson of
f.itropc, tire trauquitlity of which had 'teen to 3 lung cE•teroesi
by the ,:rents which ie.:monied the war th. 3 war by
the Treaty of Ltion•ville. The readmem which Ilia MaiiNty
elicited to make peace with th. 2 French Government, of the
tune it was at war with szveral nthrr Power., ; the renewal of
ilia farmer Treaty of Commerce, which was entirely In the
advantage ist France; tbes good offices of Ramis, in bringing
~taint a raw:mtg.:tints between the Republic and the Ottoman
P. or, are all convt.teing proo., the disposition or ilia %la •
jesty, and of bit wishes to neglect nothing on hie part, whish
could tend to comaltdate that cetutocttou wluch he hoped
enlist must Ihr ever.
" hi.cit Lima puled, when, in temertynence of the misfcr-
Intim whit+ Garegany expericrwerlin the course oft!, war, ant
!Mat many Members et the 040101.3%1C Body were put ultdct the