Portland gazette., 1805-06-25
LErDEN. March u

At the audiences given by the Emperor
Of France, after his coronation, to the
hIndionaries iayited to attend that cerc-
nony, were the PreEdents of the Con-
ftories Of Lutheran and Reformed Com
Inunions. The al lrrfs to the Emperor by
the dean Of tie presidents ef the ccntiftories
of the latter communion, M. Martie, paitor
ct Geneva, ana the remarkable sniwer Of
the emperor, have not vet been puolithed.
Tneie are as follows /:
B5a.4,ls ad5sd % t5- E~fs-or sf t5e Fres.5 By ~
AfIrtia, u Gessv4
His majely has fuldlied he with long Gnce formed
by ths reformed churches Of France, ID enabling them
carry tie foot of the throne their hOaage, and
the sxpreIln Of thcir leutimeEts ft is With live
leh lasf4 ction that erpreis MS majef-
u, for ourleves, and for Churches reipcct-
fd gratitude for the protection which he has ia ker
20 granted TO rs, and the full con9de place III
ehe oath wncA he hss taken III preleEce with fo
much loiemnily maintain the liberty OF 41orlhip;
oath thar giVes tranquility confcences and
fures The peace Of the church. We hope that all tbs
French Of al cOmmanons, all of whom regard Is
cur brothers feel do the value Of this benefit.
We viii merit u by our gratitude, fidelity and
aubnlillon &c the laws of which We have uuiiornlv
given example. May our fervcnt PRAYERS draw
down upon his malelly. upon the emPreis, and upon
the princes OF the imperial flniiy, all the beiug.
u tie king Of The world !! nAay bis msiefly, after
having done 70 much for his glory, add to ii the
tde Of p4ciheator OF all Europe, and ccafet have
any other way Of e1srcing bis virtues except in
stsIiingto the hsPpneis Of bis people, and augment
angt true glory Of fovereigns.''
-Ssf4Eer 2ef5r Emperor.
81 fee with pleaure, aGembIed here the paitor, o:
She reformed churches Of france lezc with eaaer-
lcls ths opportunity e1ptcis my fatsfaton at the
adety and good conduct OF the 6aGors and citizens
tyI lant \, =
known, that my firm relolve and " III are 10 maintain
she liberty OF worilip. The empire of The law ends
where the iudtfnite empire OF confidence begins
tcither tbs law nor the ioveregn do ANY thng a.
Elinit that liberty such my principles and thele
Il The nation and # any Of my race, who may fuc-
ceed me, iha forget the oath have taken ana miled
sya fai(e confidence fha vioarcit here devote him
toPublc animadver6on, and authorize you to give
arm tae nanle Of Nero"
LoNDoE, REry n.
The treaty with RuGa, which las been 70 long de-.
pending, Iad,to be lat brought 10 ror Of con-
elufon. On Thurlday McIItuger arrived with
COPY of it ratified by the Emperor Of Fu0i4 1t i.
celerihcd TO be treaty otteulve and dc enfve to
sake eft-ct. however, only in certain events The
Emperor Of RuiIa ltipuatts JOIN this country with
certain number Of ips and with all his land forces
Egainl France, unlcG Bdlaparte agrees 10 certain
terms Of peace III which The general 6tcrcfs OF Eu-
rope hai be provided for In order, therefore to 81
certain the vicws OF B5napaF5e this fubi-tt Il IS
fAted that NovozlzoH, j. gene a, Ru1lln Prnpoten-
iiary, to mecr Bonaparte Man. and to oG-r the
mediation OF the Emperor Alexander, fr the rcfoa-
tOn of peace One report f4ys, thar r,e fubfdy to
Rulla IS not e he Pait, unie;s AUria Prufa lha
jc III the war again FraGce. ThAt cer-aintv would
ne lgdcIo1s and po,ic reltrvation Oh the part of
our MlhiA-rs; for, cannot fee how tile RudiAn
tAn-forces be hr6ught To aGt with any effect nm
li or other Joth Of thr Great Powers conrjqs
rupso france take fNarc in the wlr, aud ford Tie
EUihans theatre which 70 appear But K fren1.
20 be condition that nuiIf1s tie whole treaty The
Emperor ri Auilria il l4d, has recognized Bona
Parte n King Of Italy. This frems 70 afford littie
PrAlPe6t of the COOPERATION of that Power
It's AId th5t The Treaty will bg laid before prIia
ElSnt ", However, ir be of tie pruvional nature
EncntionedI "a leads 70 ueg0ratiDu IA the FRA irAlncc
Eather t'an war, unie the pacific part eff .e Dro
seeding rs eo1mIttcd wholly our ally III Is nrobs-
1e' ndesdfhat after concluding fuch treaty ,vi,h
tns Felntry, The Emperor Of RGfia i prepared 70 sv
before bonararte,a icheme II pacifcston obrb ,v,n
AoI occupy nuch time IN the dilcuGun ard viii IT,
sitnd n 9-neeate zniwer Of acarefcence or Of r.
-sctoas p the ercumnanoes Of he cafe We a1Dre-
mend THAI BonaPsrte will ACCEPT Of no =. -1,,f -
&c may ezPrei hs readiness to negoiate-nor 1,ouid
We ee rrPr'cd after alt that The frsfon " afon al
'eAdy oiar advanced, lorld Re exhauaed ID ovtrtres
and proieEs.
4 = urderifood thar the Treaty with Rliria leave.
f'on Tor the accefion Of other Powers Sweden vii
probably accept fuLfdy.
NJ Pitt has informed the Agert for Jamaica rhs.
'SoFernment, fEy aware OF the dancer v,hirh threa,
nS me Wet-ndia Hands, have lon no time IL adopt
s 'neauFts Tor their protection thar, excIuive of
'c toree under the command OF sdmirai Cochr hrane
,@Yai and military forces have been fedt 10 the Wee
iNo'es "hch VIII al according TO circumstances.
The fscond expedition. which j. 60 be under the
Command OF General SirEvre Cooe Is nov "a ver
iorwaFc Rate OF preparation. Three oF tie regiments
VT embark Immediately at Portluouth, under the
cFaeTs a Brg1ierrGen Bafoar and viii be joned