Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
INPoRrAEr srArE PAfERs.


Note Preeuted TO the French Government w NJ, IA
IuIeIef The RuIian Miniler a, Paris
THE undersigned ha(tens 10 com nunicate
to Citizen Talleyrand the commands be has
i1A received from his court. His Maiety The
emperor Of all the RulIans, relying upon the
Chief Conlulslove ot iaice, BY which he has
obtained q g5elt and II m-ritei A reputation,
enIei t1ins the hope, thai he will ful6l tie en-
gagem-nts iato which he hal en- erel with The
late Empe-or, not % uh upo1 The har1 con.
diti3ns 10 Which the King 81 Naples hal been
obigej TO iu6mit The undersigned taiuko K
h, duty 10 rsmi . Ci izen TaIleYrand, tha. the
siuiiinn OF TIE iv. articles, preientei t. the
trcn-h Cove nme u, By way OF 'fvers I'd It's
predipg approximations for oPsni regoti.
alton Win kuiia. was the only motive for
f-nIing he uuderii gned 10 Paris. TIE new
intrudons dire6 him 70 inia, TIA, the ilid
Ave articles which had becn agreed upon as the
basis oi the negoca ion, ihouiI receive tle:r
fpeedy execution. By thefe articles tre two
Ppw.ts agreed that lie King of HE two Sells
and the King # Sa DINA Gsg!i again Re NJ, IL
f.5.bIH ef t5s rJpe7iVs fIts5 zybieb fby b91;1s{,
5i5re 6s en-, q fbs Freacb frogbs int Haiy-
Citizen TAIieyald, Min Aer Of foreign affairs,
has becr au'h7rizei repeatedly to give tbs al.
1urance thar th- FIVE articles were agreed 10,
AMI that Thy would be carried into elFe9. AZ,
however, 4 has been feen that By force Of
arms the King Of Naples la, been conpe led
10 agree 70 o.hcr terms, aud as, n dsilnce OF
the mott flemn Promi.es 70 con-luds deini-
live peace with the King Of Sardiail, BY which
he was again % be etIblilh=d in hi, dominion,
It y evident ,htt the auer Is excluded ftom his
f-Vt ar tha-. - Of -
believe, that UnfofeE-en circu ne ances have
chInsed The intentions Of the French Govern
mcnt, AMI inf ired Il win other vieys and in
tenuons, rcpug1ant to The abov. articles and
me1Ore5 which had been taken with bis Mlel(y
-th: uo Sgn-d is commando to reprelenr ID
citizen TJley aud, that without poGive Ger.
tainty Of the five article alluded 10 being carrL
ed into eHett, and which we're a-cedeI 10 bY
the French Government AS pref ninlries, there
can Be no reltoraio1 Of harmony between he
two countries, and he therefore declares, that
neither the 4rmiAice Of Folngo, mr. the condi
uoas which in the hrlt ila4nce were ptc(ented
to the Marquis de Gallo, aad VII III afterwards
On The rctuidl IT he Ia ter 70 agree to them,
we're Uan.mItted 10 Gen. Murat, To De lignel
by the Chevalier Micherous, can ever be &c
knowledged by the Emperor, and that they
NUT evSr BE co 7hjerei as directly incoahl(enr
with she Promi(-s m ld. by the Z lief G ,nfll.-
This Is he fnbtlncr of The commands which
Ihe underGgnei has received, aaI which b.
has been dHe5e1 TO com nuuicate ID the Ft=nch
Government H mutt ALTO add; that the
views Which the Chief Conrul announced, and
his moderation which was held out as diTe9:I
70 promote a general peace. were The only
grounds on which all Europe entertained The
hope that the moment OF thar peace was at no
great diltance; that ii would be permitted ~
lack forward TO the future with tranq lility ana
fbatfbf Efm oro55ery taken ID ~ f5edrc93ry izge~
sNJ2eA Theft were the only rsAion, that IN.
duced his M4iefy the Emperor 10 lead Pleni.
potentiary to Paris, and thru whom il wa ex-
pe6ted that h relations Of amty with the
French Government would D. refored. The
undetGgned Hauered himftH, that the Chief
Coniul in his wildom, would conGder that III,
fame Is concerned in fulfilling The promiles \.
had made, and the hopes he had RATED, as IL
will depend HPon him, BY tie rc.eaab.irmear
ot Sc eral peace, 70 6 We repoie 70 Al Europc.
he therefore requea Ciuzea Ta.leyra1d Nv
make known the contents of this note to the
Chief Conlu, and, as loon a. pullible, "a coma
municlte TO The underGgG-I the rslalauoa
which The FIench Government lhaM adopt
The und=riigoeG, sc.
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