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London, England, 1804-02-23 00:00:00

entity of• the German Constit..ltion, and he enjoins
his 'Ministers to make a declaration on tins subjed
to thaGener2l•Diet."

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Fea. 3.—The comitial deliberations. on the af-
. fair of the virile votes, which were again inter-
rupted for•,otne tithe, have been resumed. Several
Minister , whose Courts had delayed declaring their
,opiniolis, have now given their votes. , Among
these is the Eleaoral Minister of Hanover,.who-
has proposed the-establisment of a deputatiorfautho.
rised-'46, endeaVour to,"lating together the divided
opt
. .
ntons,, and to submit to the Diet conciliating
propositions. But the_ affair which at present ex-
cites ,mist attention •is that relating to the -Eques.,
trian, Order of the ,Empire, -:which has come ‘to
such a crisis as to be no longer 'susceptible of an amt,
cable arrangement. The Comlcrvatoriam of the
Empire, or -sentence, of the Aulic Council,., of the
Empire, annourced to the Diet by 'the Ministers of
the Court of Vienna; gives to The Eleaor , the,
Arch Chancellor, the —Eledors of SAYONY
.and
BARER, and to the Archdulc, of AUSTR 1-A a for:
anal commission, to -re,cvablish.the'immediate.no-
bility-in their former situation, and, even in casel
'of nerd, by the force of aims : of .the execution of
tills 'commission,, the Emperor expeas to, be in.
formed in the course of two months'. What in-
creases the danger of this crisis, -is the support
which the Court of Berlin may' give to thrie,".of
' Munich, - Cassel, Darmstadt, and others, if they,
should attempt to_oppose the sentence of the Au.
tic -Tribunal of Vienna, The King of PR USSIA
has canseti a forrini declaration to be made to the
Diet„ that he will not-admit the decision'Olthe
Tribunals. -of the Empire. This declaration. is
contained in a Memorial which was delivered to
the, Diet by theTruslian Minister, on the 28th of
January. "

" Majesty can never see with itlairterePed
advantage takrn cif i his opportunity w spread W
procedures divisi.n in the Empire, and by theses
means to _ ft, accomplish . some political ohje .1"
Mijesty-c Innot either permit that his mast power'
ful to-estates shouct be weakened, by- taking away
for no.end, of-the v:-ssals and property of the Esques'
Irian Order. •

1' His Majesty,, guided by constitutional ---to
talents, is, consequently, of opinion, that there
be no means surer and more procter than t° soil
wit .to the Diet tiiis objeCl, which is equ'illy
portant to' the safety arid tranquillity of ,the
cellar meitbers of the Empire ; in order, that'io the
deliberations. which may' take place, there shall e
established general principles in concert with all the
States, and particularly with those interested, 'l'3r
the latter may regulate their cotidua accordingly''
His Majes!y has reason to expect that. the Stal..es
of the,
.EnOre, iylio, have received from bin'
the:most imp':rtant affi;irs ati assistance so 40'11'
and on the continuation of -which, they cnaY lea°
Pend, will ack )w lvdge Isis good intentions i
..the com,,lox alLir in .question, and will regulate
,
thern:4eivei atc r: his counsels. I:1
triotie s rlicilo le, and afflidi,in he ex,,, tteafe
in-regard to the diff' o:nces which have olieof
taken place,, and may stii: occur, hi. 4
jesry cartnot help. exprcs'sink' an ardeni'
positively requiring that—ail the States, and
ticularly those vt-ho are interested in the re
tiow Di .the Equestrian Order, will concert arric'n'c
themselves and determine, agave all,' in-the m°
precise, manner, by, means of a r•--niat delihera4
of 'the Diet, the general FicTs.-,es to be c"hj
served in regard to these relations, as is retlivr;s
by the essential rights of those interested by
new situation of the Empire, and the need cif c°
fOr
inlidating more and more its internal force.
those who, are injtired' may regulate their
..col;'“1,11
accordingly and . that the States between v"'°,l
differences have arisen, May terminate them
amicable manner, according to this basis.
;at
" His Maje Sty, injudging this measure essent.
:re
for maintaining interval tranquillity, must req`lote
also, that in the interval, andOntil the Diet Ps ,rat
to some determination on this subjek`.t, the
status quo.- shall_ be provisiOnallv maintaitie3l 6 the-
resped to every thing hitherto done in reiedt the
To-iset,siOns of the Equestrian Order ; in re..
mean time the \military detachments shall be
called to their garrisons; the measures of `l4e-.'erit
lion every where suspended, antl that the pre'c
state of things shall.receive'no extent, in order in„•
farther collisions
a f"r y.bterpeervesenir
tiekiv,.,illant,sta:n
any. declaration eln toe neinciples to be establish%,
and, Hll in no manner anticipate tnc future detlbeffire
pons.• In the mean 'time he will periist'in,
.prinekiles'wh:ch.Nt is authorised to carry ior",lease
in his- principalities of-Franc•inia, against tl',,cd-0,0.-
bers tat the EqueStrian Order, who arc
ciliated,"

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