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herr .by tua 'lig any observations upon the
unfoundud Assertions and misrepresentations with
wlyeli it abolinds. • This violent measure has been
produced by a peremptory' demand (brought• by the
la,t Messenger from Paris) of the immediate exe-
ciii;on of all tl Secret Aiticles of Tilsit : and the
Frcneli IViii:sion have boasted, that; after some diffi-
culties, they have 'gained a complite trintriph, and
euried • not. only this a& hostility against
fiqtland, hut also every other point essential to the
uccz-ss of BuOnaparte's views. I intend 'asking for
vp.:,,puris to-morrow, and shalt set out in the course
(;.1 a few, days.

P. S.-1, enclose a copy of a printed Declaration,
whiclrhas been sent by the Russian Government to
all 'Foreign Ministers residing at this Court':

fFim Inclosure referred to in No. i 2.)

.The Ambassador of his Britannic Majestyhas re-
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pealcdiksignifiedior More thail a Week his desire to
Converse with his Excellency the Count gornanzow
his 'solicitation's have been hitherto truilles's, but the
Anibassldor deems it,his duty .to renew once Mere
his appliAtiorr, previous to his announcing to his
Court the apparent determination of his Excellency
to aveiddhe customary, communications: 26 aa.—
Noi% ‘Tg97-.
(iepnci itielosu re referred to in No. )
The Etr;pcior, Who, in the course,of the war he
just terminated, had to complain. of the conclua
of Eneland towards him, suppressed his just resent-
ment iii the consolibg hope that the Peace he had so
lat ely.concluded would lead to a general:Peace. ,He
had constituted himself Mediator, he had subse-
uently offered his mediation in acquainting his
itannie Majesty that his desire was.to obtain for
him an honourable Peace. England rejeacd his
offices. It seemed as if her views were .not to
sutler the flames of,war.to be extinguished, but:to
kindle them anew in the North, by au event sudden
and novel.
The Fleets and Armies of his Britannic Majesty
Came to perpetrate against Denmark an aet of which
hiStery furnishes no example.' The. Emperor, who,
to the knowledge of England, was a Guarantee of the
triniqiullity of the Baltic, which is a close seas the
Emperor, who had been forewarned of nothing, did
not conceal his resentment and, in a second Note
delivered to Lord Gower, infermedEriglandthat he
did net intend to remain a quiet speelator of what
had befallen a King, his relation and his friend.—
The Emperor confesses he did not foresee that,
after this Declaration, England-would make him the
proposal of: undertaking to convince Denmark that
it-was her interest to submit to what had recently
• befallen her, and to render Russia Guarantee that
Great Britain should possess in, perfeEt security that
which she had so lately wrested from Deninark.
The Prince Royal of Denmark had.not ratified
the'Convention of Copenhagen:. As to the second
proposals which were made to.: him, he has again
represented to his Imperial Majesty bow greatly he
11/3j irritated by the new precedure' of the British
;Ministry towards, him: The Emperor, penetrated
7with the confideuce which the Prince Royal 'reposed
yti his friendship, having considered his own wrongs
against England, having maturely examined his en-
gagements with. the Powers of the North, engage-
ments entered into by the Empress Catherine and
his Maiteey the late Emperor, both of glorious ,me-
mory, has resolved to fulfil them.

His Majesty has' therefore ordered the Under-
signed to- declare to his Excellency Lord G. L.
Gower, his .13ritantiic Majesty's Ambassador, that
his Imperial Majesty-breaks off all communication
with England. His Imperial -Majesty recalls the
whole of his Mission in that Country, and will not
allow that of his Britannic Majesty to remain at his
Court. There shall henceforward be no relation
between the two Countries. The Emperor declares
that be annuls for -ever every Aa heretofore con-

chided between Great Britain and aussia, and espe-
cially the Convention of 5- 17 June, 180 h He
proclaims anew the principles of the Armed Neu-
trality, that monument of the wisdom of 'the Em-
press Catherine, and pre-etigages. never 'to depart
from that System. He demands from England
complete satislattion for his sul.ijeCiS on all their just
claims for Ships and Merchandize seized or detained
againA the express tenor of the Treaties concluded
o,.tring hiv own reign, The Emperor declaws, that
no arrangementl shail take illace between Russia and
England until the latter shall- have given satisfaCtion
to Denmark.
The Emperor expeEts, that his Britannic Majesty,
in-tr ad of permitting his Ministers, as has lately
been !he case, to scatter anew the seeds-of war, ha-.
telling 'only to the dictates of his own feelings,.
would lend his assistance to the conclusion of a
peace with his Majesty the Ethperor of the French,
which would extend the blessings of peace.over all
the world. When the Emperor shall be- sinistied
upon all the preceding- points, and especially as to
the peace between Prance and England, without
w lich no part of Europe can promise itself real tran-
ydl:iry, his imperial Majesty Will then readily re-
of.w with (he:it Britain the relations of friendship,.
which, considering the satisfaCtiou which Abe Em-
perur so justfifeel's, he, has perhaps already Ore.!
mled too. lung.-Thu Uo,cl4r,..;g“eii, hAvittg,tbutlittl7-
hiled the orders of the Emperor his Master, requests
his Excellency. the .Atubsssador -to lay the contents
r this Note, without delay, before: the King his
Sovereign. (Signed)
• The Count NICROLAiROMANZOM -
St. Petersburgh, sith.October—.9to Novotubcr, rgo7.

(Third Inclosurcreferred to in /+lO.- is the Rus-
. siati Dechiration, wilds lusalreddy been published.

tertt.--_4

The great length of the important State Papers ,which•we
this day lay before our Read4s, compe!s-us- relnitantly to
povpont -the conclUbioti of the valuable ankle on the sub-
, jrAt of India till To-rnotrow. •.• '•

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