The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-03-21 00:00:00

STATE. PAPER.

The following is the Answer which Count Mos
SEER, Minister of Brunswick Lnnenburgh, returned
to the Letter of the Psytsi AN Mo.:6ra". of Starr,
of Jan. E 7, 1806:
" By the means of public rumour, and lb, eenend comma.
&cation. made to the finnan I....tits, Loot II orrov•bv,
the part of Iris Excellency Baron lierrim.b..re, the I-.,, runt
Administration of Hairier'. was informed of the lisle/pied oeeu•
patient of the Electorate I.y Prusriau troops; they were also pus
so a situation of knowing the sentiments 01 their inestGracio. s
Sovereign relative to Ott, event N..verthelem, the letter of
His ihmsisn Majesty, of the 27th et Jenca.v, appears en them
of eistiriderable weight ; notwithstanding the important changes
which the millstone issue of the campaign in the South of Ger-
many cannot fail to produce in the political stossytort Of Fu-
rope, the Hanoverian Adminiarratieu presumesotipme,,,litt.a
few months ago, they were called upon, in the name of Ills
Prussian Stalest, to resume their fun ehons ta mintrion their
c.ineern ups, being again deprived cat them by the same Me
narch, at a peri..d, when the army of His Imperial Majesty of
Buena, the Ale of nor Gracious Sovereign, i. united with the
HiitiM army, and ender the command of the King of
diming the existence of friendly relations between Great !hi.
tam and rellseNi, and white the army of the Elettoiate is
under the guarantee of the eirodi'imis agreed open betemii
Bonn Hardenhevir and Lord Harreviby, and eapieseed 311
the Note transmitted to his Lordsiiip, on December
His Etntannic Majesty, trifemtvel of the intended possesdoe of
his Electoral States, by the Pruttstan treats. has nut orate found
hitum•ydialowed to express hie Miet.st, his aversion to theft
measures, an distre sing I. their comequenc..o to an eshausted
country, occupied by the enemy, Coring t suety • nine months ;
but has Aso exorte.s. d, through the Prim-tan Envoy, Baron
Jacobi Kleist, his surprise at the encemetanee, and his hope,
that the le7resentatio a he bad made, would induce Hillhouse
Maim* to simnel .n hit intended plan. and recut to the original
cooditi.ots, with the necessary modincations. This hope the
Adminwrati..n sold indulged, in a fell confidence in
Hu IN`Uftiall Nfajestes hive of rectitude; but atter receiving the
letter of the it:th of this neireth, in wbilt, aceord•ng to a treaty
between France and Prussia, the Elmtorate and its Admin'stra-
lion are made over to His Frogman Majesty; and when, in con.
swprence of this, the Administration were commanded to resign
their functions eacludvelt in a Cenimis,iontr, and were made
respunsible for the minsequenees of A.usbediente to their las ful
Sosere go, their comet:meet could no ;anger excuse them for
the neglect of pretesting against these proceedings. Being toe.
riskily charged sod empowered try my moat gracious Snymeign,
I (eel myself hound, in the name of His Britannic Majesty, as
Lector of Brunswick Lunirobneg, to pretest, in the most so-
I.mn manner, against any limitation of his rmlita, and, in par-
lie 'lnv, against the publication of the Prussian Patinit of the 17th.
At the mine time, I cannot yet motors' the ho;sr, that his Ex-
cellency the Prussian Minute-, iii coneequence of the repre-
sentations almads made, will Ind himself disposed to use his
used offices with hue 'hummer., thet In cam ft* winfiatisti of
the Eiecemete should be inevitably drte-mined opon, it shall
be conducted in such a manner, and upon such p.incip:es, as
shall stiU preserve the friendly relations hitherto maintained be-
tween their Prussian and B.itatime Majesties.
" I believe it 1 warmly necessary fir me to remark that un-
der the present circumstances. it canna pombly enter into the
conceptions the present Defiers' Adminietratinn, io repel
• those measures by force, which depend upon the King of Prue
sa, In reepeet of this country.-4 are, he.
" HBOONIN, Jan. ;10, 11106. " COUNT MUNSTER."

The Gazette de Franer, of the 12th, a demi official
Paper, contains the following snide: published
in the form of a Note upon an article of London
intelligence, which mentions, that " Mr. Fox suf.
feted himself to be very easily persuaded by Lord
Gatatteer' that peace could not he thought of on
account of the unfavourable circumstances and un-
ilipitious situation in which Lnglaud found her-
itiorelt the nerreg; at least, orne !salon is art,ined. But
when Lord tiewvrLie, at./ Mr. Fos, atoll have real the
Spam* deLverod by the Emperor of the French, at she otarri•
tug of the L.-obits, Sod, ; when they shal: have seer thin,
notwlthatinahng the svr.n•oc.ale eirr.nostaeres. end fospropr
tiogis altnertera In which Eng and finds herself, His bAsi;asty, who
*sever Willed by the pr.ric,plea of nyeagration and humanity,
consents, notaertheltilla ea rube, for athe bases of peace, the
Stipulatawas of tits Trusty of Arnie's+ i these Kano ten, per-
haps, wk.l he a a deerent tor, at it be tree,
candatar to the Lo duo N;vryasors, that the Filet* Gowen-
meet contanneattio vs: for no other reason, Lot because its so.
test on Is too hafanaoroble, as aro". at to.. erou..ll, to adroit -4
mamas: an ethane:aro= page-14th, spirit of nvaler.tlon evLiced
by that Enver*, oy the For.tella, caot.oe untidiest tell( woe
epperisadj for Elillad."