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not fubjea to the fame rules with refpea to nate. to
which they Ate not accredited." Admirable fell ric-
tion. Europe will be filled with confpirators, yet the
defenders of public law will have no right to com-
plain. There will be always fome local ditlance be-
tween the chief and his accomplices. The Mintilers
of Lord Hawkclbory will pay for the crimes which
they will caufe to be committed ; but they will have
this prudent deference for public morality—that they
will not be at once the obligators and witneffes of the
" Soch meafures are the height of audacity and
hypocrify. Never has the opinion of Cabinets, and
the common fettle of nations, been (ported with In
little flume. Hie Majefty the Emperor thinks it is
time to put an end to this difallrous train of principles
lubverfive of all Axial order.
You are in confequenee ordered to declare to
the Government in which you relide, that his Majef-
ty will not acknowledge the Englilh DVoma-
tips in Europe, fo long as the Britifh Minifiry (ball
not abllain from charging its ministers with any agen-
cy in war, and not retain them within the limits of
their funaions.
" The evils fuffered by Europe strife only from
this, that it is every where believed that we are bound
to obferve the maxims of moderation and liberality,
which being juQ only from reciprocity, are not obli.
gatory, except to thofe who fubmit to be Woad by
them. Hence Governments bate as much to (offer
from their own jullice as from the iniquity of a mi.
niftry which acknowledges no law but its ambition
and its caprice.
The evils of Europe arife again from this, that
public law is confidered under a partial point of view,
whereas it has neither life nor force but as I) whole.
The Maritime Law, Continental Law, and the Low
of Nations, are not parts of the Public Law, which
may be coefidered and obferved feparately. The
nation which pretends to introduce arbitrary rules
into one of theft parts, Wes all its rights to the pri-
vileges of the whole. The fytiernatic infraaor of the
Law of Nations places himfelf out of that law, and
renounces every intereft founded on the Maritime and
Continental Law.
4 His Majefty the Emperor regrets having to or-
der nuefures which are an Wilhite interdiaion
againft a Government 1 but all perfons who reflpft
wtU eafily perceive, that in this be only a6s accord-
ing to faits.
" The Englifh Mininry, by the univerfality of its
attacks, boa placed the math, the illes, the ports, the
neutral powers, and commerce in general, in a Rate
of interdiaion. Recently, in fine, it has proclaimed
the jaroilitution of the Miniftry the molt lured, and
the molt iodifpenfable to the tranquillity of the
world. His Majelty believes it his duty to call the
attcutionof all Governments, and to inform them,
that without new meafures, taken under a fenfe of
the prefent danger, all the ancient maxims, cm which
are founded the honour and independence of States,
mutt immediately be annihilated.
(Signed) C. K. TALLITRAND.
ACT OF A LITTER FROM THR MINISTER Of Of-
Hsa•L roLica TOTH' MARSHAL DOTTI.
Part-. IS venileatiare (GM al•)
(After Rads& that M. Rutnbdd is following the fyftem of
Meets. Drake and bruitb,and that the &kith Milner has avow-
ed a plan of confetacy and riots " which is proved, betties, by
the conduct of Mr. *laylor, and the etriginal papers in my bands,
Fouche proceed- in the following terow :)
" In coed mom of elide new and futvirerflve principles, Ids
Mailed, the Bmperar has nulled it to be declared, that he win
not remmife any diplomatic character in the Engtills Agents who
have been placed, by their own Government, out of the Law of
Nations, and the common law of civilifed nations : they etre
then that M. Reinhold be conlidered as any other Ensiles indivi-
dual who amid adopt criminal pradices, and be kind if It be in
your power to do it, taking every meafute to forum hi. paper...—
I invite you, Marlisal,to take all the ueectiary nevi to accomplith
this objed. I have the honour to be,
(Signed) " novena."
PARIS. Nov. 4.—Yelterday an Englifla three-maft-
ed veflel from St. Peterfburgh, with twelve guns and
tweuty men, and a cargo eltimated at 400,000 litres
(above z6,0c0l ) ran Anne near Calais : the veirel
was (cited, and was fate, and the crew were made
priloners.
A decree has been publifhed, permitting the ex-
portation of grain to Spain and Portugal, from the
departments on the bunters of Spain, and certain
ports.
Nov. 6.—Yefterday M. CHAMPAGNY took his oath
bet ore his Majefty, as Minifter of the Interior.
NIATfIIAI AUGEREAtt arrived at Brett on the 27th
of Otiober, and was falated by a difcharge of cannon.
The Deputation which will go to meet the Pope
paired Fontainbleau the day before yetlerdiy. It
confine of the Cardinal CAMIACEISS, the Senator
Asovisa._is and the Mater of Ceremonies &LISA-
TOMS. The POPE will be received by the Prete&
in each department.
Our Journals nate, in an article from Ancona,
that a Ruffian brig, with too pecruits, bad failed
from Montenegro to Ocieff.a. A number of maga-
zines are forming at Corfu. It was intended to in-
creafe the Ruffian force thre to so,ooo men. Gene-
ral Stu sworroarse has been taken ill.
The Mositswr of this day contains lord HAWSES/.
BURT'S circular letter of the ;nth of Apt tl, to use
Minitters reading in London, with Antes and obi-cr-
eations ; alfo a circular note from the French Mini.
fler of Foreign Relations, to all Agents of the French
Emperor. dated Aix-la-Chapelle, 'nth Fluaialor (sth
September). relative to the Englith F.nrcys in to-
rei,in countries.
Five per Cents. 58 fr. 25 tents.

Nov. to.—The troops of the camp 41 St. Omer

wifhing to offer to the Monarch, whole genius prelides
ever the deltiny of France. a brilliant tel of
act:lion and admiration, have refolved to treft a
monument capable of u ithtlanding the tire& of time.
The nimitimett, is to be e•imp,ifed of a quadranaulat
pedeliJl, luppmting a pillar, fifty metres high: for.
mclititc..l lay a colotal tlatue of his &Nay the Em.
perm Within the pedcllal is to be conitruelid a

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