The Sun.
London, England, 1807-12-04 00:00:00

the Emperor, that his rti)perial Majesty should un•
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dertake, the apology. and defence of. a proceeding
which his Majesty had so openly condemned. , To
this, step thopart of the Cabinet of St. James's,
ids Majesty has thought proper., to pay only that
attention which it deserved, and :has deemed it high
titne toiet limits to his niOderation. •
• The .Ptince Royal of Denmark, 'endowed with a
eintraitetjall'of noblenesi 4.lnd:energy, 'and having
been bh,!istc.ll4, Providence with a soul as .elevated
as his rank, had apprised the Emperor, that, justly
enrogcd againA• what had recently happened at Co-
Penh:igen, be had not :ratified the Convention re-
Wietiligli;:and that he considered' it as null' and

Prince' his just'now acqUainted his Majesty
the new propositions that have been made to
and WhiCh ate of a nature rather to 'provoke his
tesi'4fattC'e than to appease his resentment, for they
to,stanip on his a6tions the seal of degradatiOn,
tti impress of which they never will exhibit.

The Emperor struck with the confidence which
he Prince ltoyal placed in hiw, having moreover
4.lnsidel'ed his own grounds of dissatidadion with
El4gland, having attended to his' engagements with
ZttC Powers of the North, engagements entered into
by .the liminess CATIIititINE, and by his late Imp.
rial Majesty, both of glorious memory, haS resolved
upon fulfilling them.'

• liisqtnperial Majltutk breaks of all communica-
tion with England : he recalls' his 'Embassy from
that Court,' 'find nut altow any Anibass'atior front
ket• to continue at his Court. Thae shall heaccfor-
Ward:exist tiorelations between the two Countries.
TheEinfierex dchlrei that he abrOgates for:ever
every ac: hitliorto coneludod between Great Britain
I;nd 'au4 Taliticularly the Convention'
tended in 'left tF. 'He Orticlaiths anew the principles
iho`Areffed—Ntui-rality; that monutnent of the
711iiadorn4f the EnipresS CA•rntit is: binds him-
totenever to recede froth that system.

-• Lei call 4 upon 14ngland to give corupteat Itatisfao-
tion.to his subjeds,,,with respect to aU'.the just claims
'they may.fiet up, of ships and inerchanclizes seized
•Luil clot itte i, contrary to the express tenor of the
fratatied concluded during his own reign. • ,
The Emperor gives warning, that nothing shall
e ce-established betwe'en Ikussia anti Englaud, no-
tit the latter Shalt, have given satisfit6tion'to Den-
•Truark. •

• The Erttperotexpetas that his Britannic Majesty,
liti4trod oft;ertnittiog liis Ministers to scatter fresh
.seed4''d War, 'compliithce only with his own
11e.111:gs, will be induced to conclude a Peace with
Nlajesty the Emperor` of the Freocb, which
-extending, its a mAtiner,' to ;the whole
'world, the inestimable bleseingsl;of Peace.

• When the Emperor shell besittisfied upon all these
-points, and especially Upon thatpf a Peace between'
Franco and England, without which no part of
Can.exped to enjoy any real tranquillity, his
Iniperial Majesty Will then willingly return !ti) cho
'relations of amity with Orvat Britain,';which, in the
.irate of • just resentment which the Emperor should
feel, he ha s maintained, perhaps, too long.
Dime a Petersbur,o the 26th OR. 1807.