The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-27 00:00:00

The Emperor arms not with hostile he -arm;
not to operate a diversion against a lauding in Eng-
land. Besides, the execution of this descent, afiei.
two years menaces, does not seem to be exactly cal-
culated for the moment when France provokea Aus-
tria and Russia, by enterprises which have no rela-
tion whatever to the quarrel with great Britain'.
Emperor arms for the maintenance of tbe Peace CY.-
isting between him and France. He arms fc,r the
Maintenance of those pacific stipulations, without
which this Peace would become illusory, and to at-
tain that just 'equipoise which depends on the mo-
deration of all the Powers interested, and which is
calculated to secure the balance and Maintain the
permanent tranquillity of. Europe:
" The step by which His Majesty has at the same
time invited all the Courts interested to renew the
Negotiations which have beertbroken off, is dire6ted
to the same objeat. The unexpe6led rejedlion which
his interposition has experienced on the part of His
Majesty the Emperor of the FRE!..;CH does not pre-
vent him from renewing that invitation.
" He has been More fortunate in his applicatiOn
to the Emperor ALEXANDER. This Monarch, who
fills so honourable and distinguished a place in the
Senate of the Powers of Europe, whose equality and
general prosperity form the objeft of his constant so-
licitude, testifies, in he answer which he has trans-
mitted, and which is hereto annexed [vide supra], a
similar wish with that of His Majesty, for the con-
clusion of a just and moderate arrangement. He is
also convinced of the necessity of an eventual Ar-
mament ; and, on account of the distan'ee, which
.he
has to pass, in Order to support the cause of justice
'and the issue of his moderation, he feels it to be his
duty to cause part of his Troops to advance, list the
latirpow of conferring 'on the said Mediation all the
unportance and all the circa which are worthy of
so great a Pon er.
As a demonstration of the reaitude of the sen-
timents entertained by'the two Imperial Courts of
Austria and Russia, it is hereby formally declared, in
the name of both :

" That they are ready to enter ioto a. Negotiation
with France, for maintaining the Peace of the Conti-
nent on the most moderate. terms which are compa-
tible with the general' Tranquillity. and Security. .
" That, ,whatever .shall be the issue of the Ne-
gotiations, and even should the commencement of
Hostilities become unavoidable, they, ,at the same
time, pledge themselves to abstain from every pro,
cceding tending to interfere with the Internal Con-
cerns of France •; or to alter the state of possession,
and the legally existing relations in the German Em-
pire ; or, in the slightest degree, to injure the Rights
and Interests. of the Ottoman Porte, the Integrity of
whose Dominions they are, on' the contrary, pre-
pared to defend to the utmost of their power :
" Finally, that the sentiments of Great Britain
are conformable with those herein expressed, • and
that she has displayed the same moderate disposition
for the restoration of Peace between her and France.

" His Majesty hopes, that this sincere and frank
Wclaration will serve to remove any doubts which.
His Majesty. the Emperor NAPOL/ON may entertain
respecting his views and motives, His Majesty will
be happy, and his highest wish will be gratified, if
this,Deciaration tend to prevent- those misfortunes
which it is hot in his power alone to avert from man-
kind."

MAILS.
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