The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-21 00:00:00

HANOVER.

The following patent, announcing the late King of
Ilanover's death, and the accession of his son George
the Fifth to the throne, appears under the date of
the 18th in the Gazette for North Germany:
George the Fifth,by God's grace King of Hanover, Royal
Prince of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Cumberland,
Duke of Brunswick and Luneburg, &c., &c. It has
pleased the Almighty God ,to remsve from this
life our honoured father, Augustus Ernest, the illustrious
King of Hanover, Royal l'rinee of Great Britain and Ire-
land, Duke of Cumberland, Duke of Brunswick and Lune-
burg, &e. &c. We, our royal house, and our subjects, are
thereby plunged into the deepest grief. But by virtue of
the order of succession existing in our royal house, t
government of the kingdom of Hanover is transmitted to
us, which we now make known to our subjects and the
constituted authorities of our kingdom. We promise here-
by, at the same time pledging thereto our royal word, Me
in ride,' c 'maintenance of the cmatitution of the country.
Whilst we retain our state ministry acid all
our servants, clerical and lay, in their present posts, we
trust that they and all our subjects will render us due obe-
dience, and will remain constantly devoted to us in faith-
fulness and in affection On the other hand, we assure to
them our royal respct and grace (hu/d), our sovereign
protection, and our earnest desire to promote, with the
help of the Almighty, to the utmost extent of our
power, the welfare and happiness of our subjects. We
h-ive ordered that this patent, unitirsigned for us, and
sealed with the government seal, shall be deposited in tho
archives of the general assembly of the Estates, the Name
being also announced in the first division of the body of laws

Ginn at Hitta‘'er, Nov. 18, 1831.
(Signed) GEORGE.
(Signed)
.1111:NCRAESSEN, LINDEMAN, KusotNo,
JACOBI, bIEYRIL, HAMMERSTEIN.

TURKEY.

CONS'rANTINOPLE, Nov. 7.
We have received, by way of Vienna, dates two
days later than our last from Constantinople. All
the intrigues for the disgrace of Reschid Pasha had
been defeated. Sir Stratford Canning had presented
to the Porte a very energetic demand for reparation
for the insult offered to the English flag in the per-
son of M. Fenblanire, the British consul at Bel-
grade. The financial economics have begun by the
war department, whose functionaries have suffered
the proportional reduction of salary, which
will be extended to all public cmployels. The
other plans of the Minister of Finance have been in
great part approved by the Sultan. It was pro-
posed to coin some new beshliks (pieces of five
piastres), of fictitious value, in order to withdraw
trots circulation the paper-money which drains the
treasury by the interest it bears. This plan
has been strongly opposed in the superior council,
but if insisted upon by Halls' Pasha, whose influence
in financial affairs bears down all opposition, it will
end by being adopted. The same minister has re-
cently prevented two high functionaries from setting
out for their posts before discharging their debts to
the treasury, and exiled on the same account two
Armenian bankers.

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