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London, England, 1804-07-06 00:00:00

animadversion, all stein ity and independence of
weak states ate at an end. . While the Russian
Empire, after what has happened on tic's occasion,
is under the necessity of continually dreading for its
quiet and tranquillity,
.how can it hope that the in-
dependence of its territory will be respetßed for the
future, when the very Government has violated it,
which, as a guarantee, has taken upon itself to in-
sure its quiet, and by it made it a duty to prevent
it from being disturbed ?
“ All these considerations have r.'.t permitted the
Emperor to pass over in silence this unexpeeed ocean.
rence, so afflicting and surprisir.g to all Germany.
I lit Imperial Majesty, as a Guarantee of the Peaer,
and a Mediator between the Members of the Ger-
man Empire, has thought it his duty to inform t!.e
German Diet, in what light he regards a transaftion
violating the independenCe, and exposing the
security of aU Germany. The Rnssi..:t •s;lent
at Itatishoes hes therefore received orders to repre-
sent to the Dist. Ai its supreme Chief, the neces-
sity of . ..r.f.-I.:tion from the French
I Government, and to protest against the invasion of
the German territory.

a His Imperil' Majesty thinks it besides his duty
to informs the Freuch Government by the under..

written, k.;.• opinion upon this occasion, assurld
as His Nlejeity is ghat the First Consul will riot
hesitate listen to the jun complaint of the German
empire, and that lie will be convinced ache nc
of taking the strongzst measures to tranquillise ail
Governments, and remove the fear whi,:h this trans-
*lion has caused, and put an end to an order of
things in Europe, which its SCC'II.II independ-
ence have a right to claim, but for both of which it
has so much to apprehend.
" The underwritten follnws in this note the orders
of his Sovereign. (Signed) " L'Ots en it ."

Just 18.

This day the Protocol concerning the note of th•
Russian Emperor was to be opened; but, as this
has not taken plAce, many persons believe that this

business will remain as it is.

The Ministers of the Eleaor of Bader, and of the
Arch Chancellors, have frequent conferences con-
cerning the Russian Nov.

ST.

JUN, 8.

The french Miaister, Hadoaville, has this day left
this city upon leave of absence, but the Secretary
of Lgatiun, Rayneval, remains as Charge d'Affaires
34:14Z 20.

General Hedouril e. who arrived here re the 124
from St. Petersburgh, dined yesterday, accompanied •
by the French Minister La Forest, wits eur Miaintr
for the Foreign Department, Baron Hardenberg.
La rarest has rect.ved his new credentials, .and is
this day to be presented to our Ling, at CharListen-
burgh, in the quality of a Minister frcm the new
Emperor of the French.

vasica,Junt 12.
For some time a great stagnation has taken place
in the Papal Chancellery. It is said that the P.,pe
w,ll resign, and that Cardinal Feds *ill be eleae4
his successor.

TIBONA, S.
The English subjefts arrested at Leghorn have,
by the demand of the Court of kir:re-ice to the
French Commander, obtained their liberty Lord
Nelson has informed the Queen-Regent of Etru.iav
that, if his countrymea I..ere not immediately re-
teasel, he 'mull not only declare that p,r; is a
state ~f blockade, bet bst,n.ba:d the city itself.