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Luog ADM 17 rs-zotbsi

We mentioned yellerday what an unirfual
had prevailed at the Admiralty in the morning,
fending off Meffengers to the different Ports. In a few
minutes after our Paper was at prefs, the caufe tranf-
pired, in a cnmnaunication from the SECRETARY for
Foasion AFFAIRS to the LORD MAYOR, announcing
the fufpenfion of all friendly intercourfe between the
Court of Sc. Peteriburgh and that of London. It
was alfo notifi:d to the Stock Exchange by Mr.
NALDER, the City Marfhal. We again infert the
communication, with the addition of others to dif-
ferent quarters, announcing the fame event :

N TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR.

" MT LORD.

4 Stanhope street, December 2.

" I have the honour to acquaint your Lordthip, that Difpatches
have been received this morning from His MAJ IC STY'S Ambaffador
at the Court of St. Pctcriburgh, by which it appears that the Eas-
PEROII of Itusact, having publilhed a Declaration, in which his
Imperial Majclty announces his determination to break off all
communication with England. to reed his Ambaffador from this
Coot, and not to permit the Britifh Miffion to continue at the
Court of St. Peterfburgh : His Aft --AJISTY'S Minliter has demanded
Lis paffports, and is now on his return.

" I have loft no time in communicating this intelligenee to your
Len!hip, in order that it may be made as public u poifible.
" I have the honour to be, my Lord, &e.
" GEORGE CANNING."

About four o'clock another communication was

made to the LORD MAYOR and to Lloye's, by the
SECRETARY of SEATS, of which the following is a
copy:--
" The difpatches received from St. Peteriburgh were fent from
that place on the morning of the 9th ult. at which time no em-
bargo had been laid on the Britib (hipping in the ports of Rums ;
it appears that about twenty fail of Bud& veffels remained at
Cronftadt, molt of which were loaded. On the 3lft df Odtober
there were fifty-two &kith Chips at Riga ; and on the 13d of Oa&
ber the River at Archangel was frozen over, and no Britilh Ups
remained there."

At BAT:totes Coffee•honfe, the cußomary retort
of our Ruffian hletchants. the following communi•
cation was alto publicly exhibited
The Governor of the Rahn Company has received from
Mr. CANNING, the Copy of a Letter from Lord G. Levey's/
GOWSR to Sir STII7BIII SUM P, informing him, that an end had
been put to all political ►elations between the Court of London and
St. Peteriburgh, and that he &told, In confequeoce, leave the
country in a very few days, The date of the Letter is Nov. 8,1807.
STZPII IN &BAIR P mentions, that there were 20 thipli at Cron-
ftadt, tome of which be hoped would get away."

On the whole of the intelligence from St. Feted-

burgh becoming public, the Funds experienced a fall
of about a half per cent. Hemp and tallow had a
confiderable advance.
Such then is the fituation of our affairs. Our dan-
gers were numerous and great before, but the addi-
tion cf Ruin,* to the number is calculated to excite
the deepen reflation. We are not only driven away,
and Phut out from all intercourfe with the reit of ci-
♦ilized mankind, but cut off from thofe fources
whence we ufed to derive our chief fupplies of naval
flores. The comforts, however, which we may en-
joy, if we do but guard them with a ftrong hand,
and ufe them with a (paring one, are fuch as the rea
of Europe, crouching under the dominion of fuch
a Tyrant as it now does, may well envy. The old
world is, for the future, to live open her own
refources ; the is to have no foreign commerce ;
and the Matter who teaches her this leffon, impofes a
fimilar talk upon England. The latter is no longer to
fupply the Continental nations with the produce of
dillant climes ; therefore the too mull live upon her
own refources ; and we think it no difficult alternative
to chute, between fo living, and living in fubjeltion to
a foreign defpot. So that, if this is the only war which
it is now in his power to wage upon us, we do not
think it otte that is likely to drive us to early fuhmif-
fir,n. But we are far from believing his powers Co
limited, or his ambition fo fatiated, that he will not
devife, and that he is not now deviling, various
other means of (tarotlion. Our means of prefer-
v ation are chiefly t wo—cconomy and unanimity ; and
the one will be the caufe of the ether ; for if the

people (and of this they are very competent judges) '
fee that no burthens are laid upon them which are
not immediately neceffary for their defence, there
will not be one diffenticnt voice, or one ;native arm,
whenever it fh :Übe neceffary (and neceffary, we have
no doubt, it will be ultimately), to repel the affaults
Ist. a tyrant, whom every heart abhors. Peace, to be
foie, is a pleating found; and if it would come with
its ufual attendant, fecurityt we would clamour for
it as loudly as the moll illiterate manufaEturers of
Yorkibire ; but if k does not put an end to our dan-
gers, we greatly fear, that we have, in reality, more
need of patience Caen peace.
In filch a cries, need we again to endeavour to
rot“e the country to a proper fenfe of its danger, and
to make a proper ufe of the phyfical means with
which Pam-time E has DIA us, tl he ready for the
formidable itivall n now in embryo, and which threa•
tens to defolee our coutary with innumerable bolls
of inveterate ft ei, bent cn nothing lets than our
otter annihilation. We have lt ng teea proclaiming

in the ears of our rulers and our fellow citizen•, the
neceffity of becoming an armed nation. We have
been called croakers—alarenifts—timid cowards, for
daring to perform our duty to the public, but nothing
has been able to Rifle our voice. Who will now be fo
fool hardy as to turn a deaf ear to the cry of Pelf
prefervation ? Who will dare longer to be fuch a
traitor to his country, as to neglea for a Tingle hour
the adoption of meafures equal in their energy to the
caufe which calls for their adoption ? If there be a
Mini(ler or a man in the country who can be fo infa-
tuated, fo befetted, fo criminal as to fail in the duty
he owes to his country, may the public vengeance
fall upon him !

A few years ago, when we were firft threatened
with invafion, we were the firft to call upon our
country to arm in her own defence. The pact iotic
call refounded from every contemporary print—the
public pre& did its duty—there was but one voice,
and the ardour of our youth throughout the country
gave fuch a refponfe as might be eel:rated from men
who know the value of our privileges, and can form
an adequate idea of the horrors with which our
fitters, our daughters—our wives, are threatened !
By this time we might have been an armed nation
—but how have thefe efforts been paralifed—the ar-
dour of our youth repreffed—our defence negleded!
—By whom ? For what purpofe ?-..1t would now,
perhaps, anfwer no good end to enquire. But let
not a like evil occur a fecond time.—Another re-
petition of fuch conduB and Britain—proud Britain
—Britain the glory of civilized humanity—the envy
of the world ! becomes the (lave of her enemy.

REVOLUTION IN SWEDEN.
FROM THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY.

" Edinburgh,Noveaalux 3o.—One o'clock.
" We flop the prefs to hate the following impor-
tant intelligence :
" The Hon. Mr. Ptsaassotrr, our Minifler at
Stockholm, arrived this morning in Leith Roads, in
twelve days from Helfingburg, in a lugger, with
difpatches for Government, fuppofed to be of great
importance. He immediately fet out for London.—
He was fainted with 15 guns by the Admiral's 114.
" The particulars of the intelligence brought by
this conveyance, have, of courfe, not tranfpired ; but
we underhand, that a Revolution has broken out in
Sweden—a report not the lets entitled to credit,
being accompanied by the return of our Ambalfador
—a eircumaance we were not at all prepared to ex.
pea."