Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
IateR jastps tom CareFe.
RUSSIA IND FRANCE.

tons, w;1iins to take no part IN the pTsient trou
bles.
The refu!al Of the Offer of Rulia to mediate
between England and France.
The levylng contributions on the Hanfe
towns, and the menaces thrown out againlt
Denmark.
The psrfecution Of the emigrants in foreign
countries.
The ieizurc of naturalized Ruaian at
Rome.
The accufation againf Ruflia of protecting
csnlpirators (which France, upon being deir-
cd to prove, declined
The forcing Portugal to pay for her ne0trali-
The burthening Naples with the maintain
succ Of French troops.
The treatment of Switzerland and Holland as
Preach provinces.
The leizure of Hanover, in violation OF every
notion of right and iNffice.
The poHclIion of Cuzhaven.
The inlultng conduct to the RulEan am
taaador at the Ihueres.
The refufsl to give satisfactory explanation
with sre(ped to the ieizure of the Duke Ding
hcin at At Euenhein.
The vi ,ston of the folcmn pledge to indem-
aify bis Sandman Majsify.
The innovations introduced into Italy.
The RufIian notes touch upon the inhuman
and indecent manner in which the French gov
srnment REQUIRED in one of rs aniwers 10 the
Ruilion ambaGador, to the death of the emper-
or Paul
The charge adduced againR his imperial ma
ief}y with refPe0 to the occupying the ieven
iaands is mott vigorously refuted. The Rutfian
note Rates, i" tina, the republic, which had been
krf evacuated by the RuiIlan troops, was occu-
pied by thofc drawn from the fate Of Naples,
with the content of the Porte, by the requcft of
che inhabitants, and in conlequence OF a previ-
aus arrangement with France"
Sa5Rance Of tie nofe qV5icb he emperor OF the
.trencb diret7ed to Be efxrnsd in 0njaver to N.
DOn-b,iP5 aOfe Of Jny Al.
After fatng the ahoniihment of the en-
geror of the French at the complaints of Rut-
ia, and the tone in which they are exprehed,
which is repreiented as being that of conqueror
debating TIC fubie6 power, inftead of the
familiar tone whcn ought to be uied between
thc two coun ries ttanding upon terms OF nu-
macy, and treating upon fyttem OF perfect
equality, t'e note aGcrts, that France has right
co reproach RufIia with having neglected to
execute her engagement; with having inter
fered and changed the government OF the ieven
Hands, which was placed under the Joint guar
autee of France, Rudia, and the Forte, with
out any concert or communication with France,
with having fent large bodies of troops TO Cor
fa, and having made ofentatious prepare
ton, of Tending additional numbers.
&c that he emperor of Ruaia had alto given
an open reception 0 tue emigrants of every del
eription; and had conferred on them pubic
employment and 70 far from expcilng from
his dominons the individuals of the Bourbon
family and their head, lad allowed them an ally
ylun in the RuGian territories, and had parti-
cipated in their criminal projects, contrary to
the wife example of his father, at the time OF
his endeavouring TO terminate the war, and to
reGore the tranquility of Europe.
That Rulha had recently placed itteif IN a
roaure OF direct defiance toFrance, by ordering
court mourning as mark OF rcipett to the
memory of an agent in the pay of England, en-
gagged III criminal teGgn to cffeet the ruin OF
France; that Rutia had acted in this manner
after this traitor 10 his country had been con-
Semned by a ut deciGon Of tribunal OF the
French government, ard bad been executed In
purluance of his ientence.
{. That thefe and many other examples OF
the i'll difpolition of the Ruiiian government,
the whole of Whole conduit towards france had
undergone an unaccountable alteration too
glazing par,ality which RuGia uniformly man
heaed towards England, and the perndious