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ILETTLR OF TilE CASIN:I AINIITRY OF INC KING
Of PRUSSIA TO TUE S4INIS,XRY of THE tIIC-
, TORATC Of IlitLtitiVrlCK. AT 11,ANuVell.
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Meier, Jan. ee, red.
Since the dieacties of the Coutbiei .1 Austrian sod itiseian
Armies, wh.ch lid to the peace between Amnia and Freice,
llis Majesty, our Moat Gieeious Suereeign, has employed .his
zealous eedeariors to Stifle the flames of war, oli;elt eve y
motel:at threatened to over-run the North of German. , an.l,
particularly, the kleeturat• of Brunswick. The state of
Europese affeirs had, within a short period, beet well
changed, and the first c.iisequences of this would have been
the return of a powerful French f nee into the terriiirt ea id
Hanover, which, with the whole North of GcfßlAny, would
• thus iI&L., become the theatre of a destructive tear, and the sa-
crifice of oppressive impositions.
It would be ininecessary to enumerate all the disasirous
„consequences of such a state. To present it by all possib:e
tureus, as soon as the intentions directed to that object were
aseerteinsee was, eontormably to the invariable sentiment: and
rinripks of Fin Majesty, hi, highest wish, as well as his first
riu.y. Duly ciee method was left to avert the evil, without
producing the still greater calamity, and elkountering the in-
calcitlable dampers of a new war; and, wider tliesa circuits-
staame, the King owed it to himself, to the North of Germany,
and likewise fettle country which he was deerees of rescuing
,from farther misery, to embrece, without hesitation, this ex-
pedie.e. proffered to Ilia Majesty by the Ymperer of Fraser.
It consisted in an agreement to be concluded with him, by
tillit:C:l the German dominions of Ills Britannia Mijosty should
be coded, till the decision of their fate at the general puce, to
His Mal toy himself, to be occupied by hi: troops, and sub-
jected toles ailministration. This agreement has aeuilly been
1 enneloried,aud has been ratified lay the two high contracting
i parties.
1 His Majesty intends to address an explanation to His Bei-
Warne Majesty himself, concernieg the neereaity and utilityof II
1
this arrangement, as he has meson to expect, from his intelli-
getters and justice, that he will consider the pressure of air- i
euinetances, aitd the decisive reasons fur this measure, as just
and impartial.
Meanwhile he has commissioned us to give your Excellencies
. hillirmarem of it, and to acquaint you with the immediate
1 corieer r erea nit that ar...egeetelit, namely, the approaching
I . eccopatem of the 113110,:flan territories by a Prussianermy,
l. _which as el be under the orders of the General of Cavalry,
Crime Schulentieer Kehnert, anti with the nomiiiation of that
, Nulaletwan, to be the Comrhissary. of the royal administration.
~ We 4o ourselves rule honour to lactose to your Excellencies
the patent makieg known the occueation, and have nothing
pa.tieue., to add, bet the repeated assurance, that, in thus
t iking the nountly limier his protection and admiiiistration,
Hi. Mar te ante. its and wishes no hing more ardently, than
-the tiauquillity of the North of Germany, and to dtreft
Isis Metilimrstion, as he &elves in the Patent, to the
highest beeefit of the country and its inhabitants.
In corsequence of the measures which have already been
Mlispterl, it chit of be doubted, that the i °entry will soon be
',melee by the foreign troops which still remain in it, and,
Su particelar, that the Ficuch garrison of Hameln will be
immediately recalled to Prance; so that it will won be left to
, be occupied and protected by the King's troops alone.
By the coalman I of His Majesty, we hare still to fulfil the
duty of ',geeing, that your Excellencies, convinced of the Le•
nevoleet intentions and sentiments of His Majaey, will sub-
Milt to, sod Acquiesce in the necessary arrangements, and the
farther measures and regulations of the Commissary of the
Admiiintratimi, and the commission placed under him; and
this lea expect:, as till coofelence, of you. The intention of
His M.ij,sty is to change writhing whatever in the constitution
of the 'Hemel Courts of Judicature, and to leave you in the
40>e.-tite ef sour functions; hut nierelLwith the appellation of
lienoverian Count; as this is an indispensthie condition of the
ariangement conclude! on his side, with the Emperor of
Vance; to that you 'hal: hei solely auswerable to His Majesty
hurried, and his Comnsieary of Adminittratirm, with respect
to the duties of your offices, to the total exclusion of all fo-
reign iiilluence. We therefore earnestly request your Excel-
(
lenCial to Vaal a:1 the civil officers of the country to avoid the
disagreeable cur:sequences which would otherwise ensue. We
remain, Sc.
i The King of Prussia's acting Privy Councillor of State.
t (Signed) HARDKNBERC,
To the Privy Councillors of His Britannic
Majesty, the Elector of Brunswick
Lueeburg, at Hanover.

PRUSSIAN PATI

ENT.

NV.., Pre,tertc Wiliam, King of Prussia, &c. &c. make

I,nown and &elate at P.ilows
" The wish to ',tare our faithful subjects and the neigh-
bourirg states of the North of Gurtnany 'luring the war, and
to preserve and consrni the duratiou of the blessing* of peace,
was, as all times, the intention of our indefatigable enales.

. U. 'Cheee wholesome meas.res were mule known, upon
some recent occasions, as the objrct of our late Patent, dated

January 27, 19C6, according t.) which the Eledoral States of
idrunsw.ek Lunehnrg, in Gaon my, were taken possession of
OW troops, when the adiuint•trat cm ot the same passed into
•ur lands. But inconseq.:e.leli of the exchange of the l'JectJrate

rsl Hvirover, ii consideration of the cessice: of three of the pro.
«rice. of our monarct.y, and for thrr permanent r,artqu,litty of
our subject. art the n•!ighbotolog S•ttes. we .rav• tumid it in.
ellopertsib'. necessary to titter I,ILO and COOdulie A CO1),(18.11111
W th ni•lajvsty the Emperor of the French rm.) King of
sly ; and as this [Mime' Ctetot of the Hou•ti of Brunswick,
situated in Germanys were übraM.4l by the Eratporov Napokoti,
lay right 4 eip.ope4t, we hereby declare, that the rr7htfral pri-
mulas of the territory of that 11 ruse has passed over to us, an
etitsirter rtirrn of the cession of three of our province., aryl is
tww %abject to our poser only; conveqrrently, from the pre-
sent time, the Clover:me. t and the Admini.oratien of these
eueutri.l will be administered simply in our naaweek,qe, Ikea
seder ow ran:acme nthar ay.
" We therefore coil upon a:1 pormus, whatever may have
been tte fauctior.s &signed thrtm,'Miestecete those funct:orts
only in oar name, and urder OI:7 Sutlority,
t• Coast Schtlicuberg Kehaert, soul the Cortur.irtriorery rho
errs attached to kin. exptct oat less than that alt Prrtates,
h.._ the Alwrih". "4 the inl4l.oele in googol. ut:

conform themselves to the order of thlNc, which s Herr ofJ
has rendered inet-toary Fur their tranquit;ity and wel!-he:rig;
and in an r..itig, they will &Riad tlis td,j sty a pusof of theh
devotion to their count'''.
So, on ear part, nothing shill I • neglected In conrin
them in the per,traghnt of our paternal affectitat, arid our silicas
wish to render thine happy.
(Signed) " FREDERIC NVILLUNI.
" SCHULENhERG.
as IIAUGWITZ."

April 1, 1806."

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