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711xfx .I.I:IDAESS OF Mr ST4I OF ,APRIL, 1808.
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...AO--r:unter 04 a Dispatch • from Lord Cons file Levesoei
Gort.cr to Lord Mulgramtoisted St. Potersburg, 2d April, 1505,
thought it necessary to in the first in-
-,ce, 'bat it was impossible for me to agree to an 7
article which in the most indirect manner implied thai
alteration- might-be extedient is. the present sy
of .Maritime La*, or that tbe British Go*ern
_ could. under any circumstances, be indnced to
..übscribe to any other principles than those now esta-
blished. -• •
'.—Extrict or aDigpatch itonl tord.Granvilht Leveson Gown/
Lord Mulgrave, dated St. Petersburg, 7th April,. 1805.
coasidekation, not even the certainty of a total,
Kure of the negotiations between Great Britain and,
issia, could nave induced me to consent to two pro-
as, which, until yesterday, had been insisted upon
Prince exartoryslti, as a .nine qua vox in the condi-
' of the treaty : the one, that I should, on the part
,reat Bt itain, assent to M. Novossilzoff's engag-
that the Emperor of Russia should use his bons
with his Majesty, to submit to such reforms in
present maritime code, as a congress composed of
great continental powers might deem expedient.
3.—Extract of a Dispatch from Lord Granville Leveson
Gower to Lord Mulgrave, dated St. Petersburgh, April 11th,
I sin

The inclosed Declaration signed by Prince Canrto-
and Mr. Novossilzoff, was delivered to me im-
,ately after the signature of the treaty.
expreised my regret that his Imperial Majesty
judged it expedient. that the Plenipotentiaries
id give in a paper of that nature upon any such
lous objection, as that to which the Declaration
les ; hut at the same time I promised to forward
your Lordship, together with the Treaty of

(Inetosure referred to in No. 3.)
The undersigned Plenipotentiaries of his Majesty
Emperor of all the Russias, having communica-
fo their august Master the different articles which
had agreed upon with his Excellency Lord
ville Leveson Gower,. Rlenipotentiary of his
Annie Majesty, have received orders to accorapa.
the signature et. that Act with the foßoWing de-
ttion
it is more titan probable that the .first objec-
witk which the Plenipotentiary sent to Paris
. have to contend, will be directed against the
terided abuses, which the enemies of Great l3ritain
tse her of having introduced into, her Maritime
1; and that the negotiation- might be immedi.
broken off if he has it not in his power to give
: answer on this point, which may seem satisfac-
in the opinion of every impartial Government
said Plenipotentiary will, in consequence, be an-.
Axed to promise, that his Imperial Majesty will
with employ himself in collecting precise infor-
ion, such as may place this matter AI its true
.—anci to add, that in case, contrary to the best
)unded expectation, any regulations should be found
exist in the said code, in contradiction to Justice
' the Law of Nations, his Majesty would readilf
pose his good offices to indutehis Britannic May
to remedy them.
is Imperial Majesty, in determining to take this
iteral step, from the intimate conviction that_it ,
procure to the two allied Courts the advantam
:lieving the Negotiation from a most difficult die..i
iion, and that it will, in every case, furnish the
Ins of sheaving to Europe that no explanations of
of the points which could facilitate the negocia-
have been refused, hopes that his Britannic Ma-
i will appreciate these motives, and that he- will
serve in the present declaration, which the under
!cl have received orders to deliver to his Plenipo-
iary, a proof of the constant desire of his Majesty
Emperor of all the Russias to take no measure but
the knowledge of his august ally and in concert
him, in order by that means to cement more and
their intimate union.
Done at St. Petersburgh, the 30th March, 1805.
(Signed ADAM PRINCk: CZARTQRYSKI.
NICOLAS DE NOVOSSILZOFF.
4.—Extract of a Dispatch from Lord Mulgrave to Lord
G. L. Gower, dated Downing-street, June 7th, 1805.
:is highly important that in making this declara-
, of his Majesty's firm adherence to the general line
policy, which upon due consideration he has adop-
I should expressly declare his Majesty's determi-
(on not to submit the maritime principles of law
lowledged and acted upon by Great Britain,under
circumstances, to any mediation or revision.

S.—Extract of a Note from Lord Mulgrave to Count Wo-
ronzow, dated Downing-street, June Rh, 1805.
The received and established principles of maritime
,by which the power and prosperity of the coun-
are supported and promoted, are nearest to the
+4 and most rooted in the attachment, of every
Lih subject ; and no statesman could be found
us country who wenld recommend 'or justify the
Pence of these great and essential principles to any
iation or revision. The proposal therefore of such
!vision and discussion could never meet with the
nprobation or assent of his Majesty. And Lord
-rifle Leveson Gower, as his Majesty's Atnbassa-
discharged an obvious and indispensable ditty. in
lecided resistance to this proposal, and in its ul-
tte rejection.

,t a hause of distinction in Westminster, upwards
Tickers in the City Lottery were won, a few
ings since, by rubbers of whist, and purchased
delivered the ensuing day„ to the respective win-
, Were hazard and billiard players, as well as
rirties, to adopt this style of amusement during
lolidays next week, it may be productive of sub-
tial Freeholds.

The State Lottery terminates toineyrow. As
sere are now two Prizes of Twenty Thousand
unds, and seven Other Capit.als, with the propor-
•of smaller Prises, and only one day to draw, the
iwiag will not conuneuce till •eleven o'ckck To-
nvow, .that the Public, who mean to adventure,
have time to make their purehaseso as this day
.od Friday) is not a day of msiness.—Warranted
irawn Tickets and Shares on Sale at the Offices,
ik Buildings, Cornhill, and faciag the Gate of the
is's Mews Charing-Cross, by RICHAJtaIION,
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