rue north-l salisbum s a l i s b tj r r.-psntej thursday lie ar;i cc'ren;:d h.-.vic r w-ih t^^^h that a he had feen without mtcr^^^h the cunnex'oni which tnj.;-bd hid ent^h into without confolang him he conlhere himfelfai ectitleil to the fame confidtoce • aid that if the king of grest britain tlio't it hie duty to iupport the riirh:a nnd interefl of hifc kiogdom hit prulfun a.ajefly coni dered it not left hii duty to employ every mtani in the defence of the rij>ins and in tcrefts of is ubjeqi " this 2nfv-.cr riight ha^-e fnfficei a few werks incr ; cut i the liruition in which auviri now are th ki thinks hircfelf wi led upon to nick an explicit declaration t ihe court of londor relative to the fpint of thetreary which hat probab'y been at tacke becsufeit was n^i konvrn and which is far from having the ofievfive views of which the contracting p/rties have been ar bitrarily arcufed ihc h.ivc exprefilj ■- jireed that their meafurs hall be neither holtiie n«;r tend to the detriment of any country bm only hive or their ohjeft the iccunty of the trade and navigation of their lubjefti they have be^n atteative to a dopt the;r new cui..rcii,.ii to prefent circus lancesi in the h pence of sil^m powers i ti^b iheprefent ir.^^^ff^^^^^^^r aiiurred to itlcif wforrrc f nr of the lea ar-d ha arbitrarily hrrr a m.iimm code which it is extremely difiiculi u rrcci cilj with the tru principle cl ihe law of i,;.i uni ; ic extra c o tr f it ju ■. : d scurral powers an ufurped jutii ; ..: 6o fthich nuin tai)3 to be jutt anal ro rs to rcpret.as aw an indifpeiiiible iaw iaotficned ly ihe tribunal tf europe 11 i\'eve hdve the foverrjgns of england permitted th.-.r liibjects to be ameaabte io this law in be numerous cafes « hf re the a bufe of pwsr hat tranfgrtiieithc limits of juftice tit neutral power rave ina<ji ihe itrongeft rernonftrances rnd proteftatioas ; but cx|;erieme ha qiewn that thcic crc ge nerally without tftcch it it not therefor furpiiimg that-itrr fo mary repeated inju res thry fhotild have had recourfe to z tijeafure vhicn may pifvent them in f^f rr and wi;h ihat ritw luve a tend iutoa well ccr.certed iliiarce which ir.ajf defend their fights and placffthem ir a rojcr relation to ihe bfllipfrmi it v tr 11 the m2 i;;n!o alliincc a it l.ai bcrn confolicatec wifl irad to thii faluiary ob jefl and tli icing makrs rndifiicultj to de elfretohte briisi-nic wajifty il.^t he has found n it hn um principles t!-.*t he is in timattly ronvii t<l ct us ijecclhry and i tifi ty jrcl that he has crn aly acceded to ih conv#tiiion wiiuh v concluded between the coortt offjuffia dcrmaik and sweden on the 17th ot deierrler lolt k.s waj«-f ty is therefore amcrg t ji e mi her ot ihe com rifting powers art ss fuch he i oblig ed not only ro take 3 direel path in all evils ni»y icifr'ft rhf fi r ot the neutral starrs but is bound to fupport that ctnven tioti by fuch rigorous mcafures a the coiirie cf circt)maftnce rray require 11 theftrifl juftice crhis majefly t!:seni peror cf rullia in e»ri ii i ; e detail pro po'.rd modiricatiitt v ; ; !^ alone might be fufficicnt to indicate thelpir t of the whole it has iince b-.c del ., ed thatthe treaty fliall not hs prejudicial to theft treaties which inri bctn before rot eluded with any ot ihe belligerent now.n it v.ai al.o re folv«d that thi deterajirbrton-fhould be can tlirjir corr-municatcd to tt?rfe powers t prove the pi rity of tfel muysci and vic^s o the cootrafting psfitet rut england would not allow them time for this ihd ihe waited this confidential constnunicatwh flje mijht huve aroirk-d thofe inutnperate meaiures tf hicli threaten to fpre d th i wider the flsuies of w»r 6!it n^ijiu likcwile h;ivs received fatiifjclion uom the coirfipon dence with l en mark if inflrad « f owe jtng en tve detached paflages copied uno the firft note of lord caryjfort from the note of count berrftoff ct the jjft of d;c the court t-f london d attended to the folemn decliratioa that " it tclild never be i london march 3 the fecond hamburg mail arrived lite ft night it has brought a ropy of the | rote tranfmittcd by thz fruflian g-.vern n ent to lord cary-forf prutfia fccim t length to htvej drpart from that cautious polity which the iul li tto adopted the term and tenor of l it rote are deeifive snd icave no room for doubting that he bat entirely acceded to the northern convention the mail has brought no other news of touch importance on the nth ulr the secretary o lord elgin arrived at vienna frora conftaminople with advicei that the remainder f the englifli troops deftmed to r.ci againft egypt hid arrivfd at marmora toherea great number of lips of v^r v.trc "' rrh"r 1 '^ g pll of y'arinora is iitu pted fo aj to communicate both with ihc archipelago and the buck so i here aoej not appear to be any found ti(.n for the rumour brought by the fiift ji.41 ot ih defeat of die ev,g uh troupt vliu 1-ndcd i;car damietta state paper liipzic feb if the following is a copy of th note franfmittedom the 12th of february by the pruflian minifter count haugwitz to lord icary fort ihc fitigiifh ambaliwor at ber lio *- thr anderfigned flare and cabinet piinutcr hes laid before hit fruffianxnajef ty tlie two notei which lord carys-tort en . f-ri 1 1 ,,,.-• and minifter plrnipo tei nary ti oni ijis riaj«iiy the king of great b;ita>n and ireland hit done him the ho ; r j tra i t to him on the 27th of janu iry ifd iit of i ! b lsi •' 1 h undehij r-i having it in com tnifiie-n to return an explicit srsd cirtum ft»fltial arivrcr is under the pecedity ofin fonning lord cary^fort t!v*t h rr.tjefty icar.noi itt without the otmoft gri 1 tnd ff 1 '■'■. the viole^ni ard bafty roeafurea :^ h h ihc eourt pi loif-j'/n has procetded igaiofl the morthera naval potato er foi klonc can hi\e given occaiion fo thofe metfures a : he aflertions ir the note uf ihe j;th fufficiemly hew in that ir t laid , tl'at u;c maritime alliance " has for its cb ; jeet to arhiul the i eatiee formrrly cr^clml j ddwith england snd to prefcribe ib-.vj to j h:r wiih reljr«cl to the prmcip'es cfrhrm 1 that tf 1 * neu rality is o y a preff:-ci to im cl ihtie 3-.vc r her by ir-rce r,c o ef tabiifh-tn hoaiie alliance geintt her 1 ' " nothing however is further from to abovementiooed negociation tlun thr i pr'nciplci here fuppoied it i t:r.ncied in ! j ft re and modera-tion and the communi ! t«;ii.i ti a cc t of the convention to iuch i dfthe beii gsrent powers as h»d the juftict 1 wd ;■ itience to w t for the lame will prove 1 '■ : ' b -.'■:', the poilibi ity if a t]ciii:«i j ' w ' n m r-ie ber ; r"i!n of januprv [ j hs & : kr qf his britannic irs i :? osci 1 y piopolcd to the underfigned tht queili ics — '• whether the northern courts had • . . le-d th confederation whieh ; ten :>: irtrd ? aid w-hefher pruuia j edtd to ii r the ittng conceiving ■'■'■•'•■' ;.:>,;> which fovcreigns cv.c to ; t and the iibc<ty poficfled by every j it ftate tocodolt its own interrih '*■ kout r n itt ng an account to aoy other power authorifed him to withhold any coni u«inicatiodj reiiuic tu bimielf and his «!• for a nio-eii imagined that denniirk en tertaincd any hoiiiie projedi againft great britain orluth as wns inconfiitcnt with the maipt?«ance of a gaan urt l^rftanding between i twocourts ; an that the court otd<rnn;,;k ccr.gm tu'aitd xfclf on having pb .- . • .-.•«.! an opportunity tc conti»dict iudi unfounded reports in ihe acltpoiltivt ana iier :} " the nott i.f l.crd carytfort refers to » ftfbjcctt re!srivc to hich n msjrfly on i'»es hei rot obliged to jinl-vrr nor even hak a right to form ar opm?on ; difputfs «» ift between t!.e court c lcndon r-nd i'c terfburj»h ubich in ■ d manner rr.v connec t cm wuh that ii.i the i'uovc rrenttoned miniflfr has endcavoi ml to unite ilitm but in js fi i'ch as the tbtjtfuct t-f pruflia has bffn huherio puided by ihcmcft unexcrp lionsbie impari'ality it will be equally gtud td by n rclj-edt for t i-c al'.i.'nccs vrhich arc a proof of it sripula tiers which contain ia themfelvct no\h<8g koftil ard which the ftcoritv ofhii fi bjeas prefer i'oed to him l>i««l him to have recourfe to ill the mcidt which providence has placed in bis pow " t •< op^n rsplicif t'eclsriiion 3ctcr a i with sltiiracces which the uncier!i^n<j hid r.or lhan on td lord carys u:r c-i u fame fubjeft ; and it ii d.^:ulc to conceive how t!i pnnlifli court ccuid conclude s ic sf.;rn-jrdj anpfarc-j that it did from the note of th damoi minilirr il thai the gonver.tipn of th contrsdin po.vc rs y.etit to riublijl nev principles ol n.sriilar isv } wbuh had never bien a knov 1 ej^cd by the tribunals cf europ & ihe bject of v hich was hoftile to england " i'he coi ci:;'.i n it totally fa'.fe ai,d ai littls aothorifed by the anfwer of the dan hi cvurr h9 ihc iirdeferrfd accuf3tion that ir " as fnp^cafant as the extremities arc to wheh er.giand hns prrcctdtd iht king | enterrair.s no dobbt ss the pofl.bilty f a fprtdy return to corcilia'ory and pofic tiiipor.tiont ; and in this retpeft ccnfidei in h ffntiinfrts of ji ft:ce wb;ch he hai lo of t n had the happinefs to experience en ci ther occafion from hi i britannic riajefty i only by the r«cill tnd entire t»ku j eff of the embargo cao ihirgs be rcftorcd tg ! prepofcd •' to cxcit « hctjile confederacy | agtinfi great britain ai.j with that view was rrp eyed in adivc preparations f never were mcalures more incontefli bly mere defentive than thofe of the rour of copenhagen j and fpint of ihein will )^ num 154