APPENDIX to the THIRD VOLUME.

No. I. Manifefto published by order of the empress
of Ruffia, upon the occafion of her troops entering
the peninfula of the Krimea, the Kuban, and the
ifland of Taman; which countries are hereby de-
clared to be annexed to her imperial majesty's do-
minions.
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No. II. Letter from the empress of all the Ruffias to

his pruffian majefty.

446

No. III. Manifefto of the fublime porte against

Ruffia, dated 24th of August, 1787.

447

Manifefto of the court of Ruffia against the fublime

porte, dated Petersburg, Sept. 13th, 1787.

450

No. IV. Note delivered the 18th of June, by the

ruffian ambaffador at Stockholm, to the fwedish

miniftry.

454

Answer of the court of Stockholm to the foregoing

refcript.

456

Copy of a circular note delivered by the court of

Sweden to all the foreign minifters, dated Stock-

holm, June 23, 1788.

458

Declaration of the emprefs of all the Ruffias, against

the king of Sweden, June 30, 1788.

450

Exhortation of the king of Sweden to his fubjects. 463

Declaration,

Declaration, and counter-declaration, between Den-

mark and Sweden.
Page 465

Copy of a declaration delivered to the confederated

ftates of Poland by the pruffian minifter at Warsaw,

dated October 12, 1788, on the fubject of an in-

tended alliance between Ruffia and Poland.

407

Answer of the diet at Warsaw to the king of Prussia's

declaration.

469

No. V. Articles of the quadruple alliance between

Russia, Auftria, France, and Spain.

470

No. VI. Treaty of peace concluded between the king

of Sweden and the empress of all the Ruffias. 471

No. VII. Manifefto of the emprefs of all the Ruffias,

relative to the partition of Poland.

474

478

Manifefto of his pruffian majefty relative to the parti-

tion of Poland, March 25.

Declaration of the king and republic of Poland, affem-

bled in diet at Grodno, protesting against the forcible

partition of Poland.

481

No. VIII. The principal articles of the treaty concluded

at Yafly the 9th of January 1792, and figned by

prince Repnin and the grand vizir.

482

No. IX. Some particulars of the ukafe or edict

published in regard to the French established in

Rufia.

483

No. X. Abolition of the meffages relative to family

events between Sweden and Russia. Page 485

No. XI. Act by which Courland, Semigallia, and

the circle of Pilten, furrendered themselves to the

emprefs of Ruffia.

• 485

No. XII. Form of the individual oath exacted of the

Lithuanians and the Poles.

No. XIII. Ruffian declaration.

486

487

Note delivered by the illuftrious general confederation

to H. E. Mr. de Sievers, ambaffador extraordinary of

her majesty the empress of Ruffia, in answer to thofe

of that minifter.

491

No. XIV. Universal, published in the name of the

emprefs in the heretofore polifh provinces, now un-

der her dominion

493

No. XV. Remonftrance made to the count de
Sievers, the ruffian ambassador on the part of the

king and the ftates of Poland by the chancellor of

the crown, and of the grand duchy of Lithuania. 496

Note delivered to M. de Sievers.

Answer to the ruffian ambaffador.

497

498

Decree of the diet, paffed on the 2d of September, at

Grodno, empowering the deputation to treat with

the prussian minifter.

499

LIFE

OF THE

EMPRESS CATHARINE II.

CHAP. XII.

Tranfactions at the court of St. Petersburg-Bobrinfky.-Seminary of jefuits established at Mohilef.-Letter to the pope.-Literary works of the emprefs.-Statue of Peter the great.-Inftitution of the order of St. Vladimir.-The Krimea defcribed. Second interview with the king of Sweden.-Peace of Frederikfham.-The Taurian Palace.-Death of count Panin and of prince Orloff. 1782, 1783, 1784.

All at once

THE brothers Gregory and Alexius Orloff
had long been retired from court.
they again made their appearance,
almost utter strangers to each other.

and were
Both of

them