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London, England, 1814-11-04 00:00:00

Count Munster, the Hanoverian Minister of State,
delivered, on the 12th instant, the following Note to
the Austrian Minister, and to the Ministers of the
other Powers assembled at Vienna
" Vienna, October 12.
if The undersigned State and Cabinet Minister of
Hanover is charged by his august Mister to acquaint
the Imperial Austrian. Court with the follo*ing De.
claration concerning the title which his Royal -High.
ness the Prince Regent of Greit Britain and ,Hano,
ver thinks ifnecessaty to' substitute for that of Elm.
tor of the-Holy Raman &mph*.
The Powerrirho concurred in the peace of Paris
having agreed by the sixth article of the said Treaty
of Peace,' that the States of Get many should remain
independent and joined in a fed, raj union,' the title
of Electoral Prince of the Holy Roman Empire has
ceased to be suitable to present ticCuctistarai.
64 Several of these principal PoWers have, unefar
this point of view, invited his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent to renounce that title, and have giv:n
him to understand, that by taking, instead of it, the
title of King, he would facilitate many of the ar-
rangements 'which the future* Willis*. sort Germany
Seemed to require, thesir condAtacibni alone have in.
duced his Royal Highness to conseh.
66 These House of Brunswick-Luneburg being one
of the most illuArious and most ancient in. Euraw,
the Hanoverian branch having filled" fo'r -above. this
century one of the most distinguished thrones„,.its
possessions being among the most *considerable its
Germany, all the anciant Electors of 'Germany and
the House of ‘Vurtemburgh having 'erected their
States into Kingdnms ; and lastly, as the Prince. Re-
gent cannot derogate from the rank which Hanover
held before the subversion of the German Empire,
his Royal Highness has resolved laying aside, in the
name of his House, the Electoral title, to declare hr
the present Note, which the undefsigned his orders
*to deliver to his Highnass•Prince Metternich, tll4 be
erects his Province', forniing the Country f r
ver, ino a kingdom, and that he shall henceforwaitl.
assume for his Sovereign the title of Kiiig of nano..
ver. The intimate triend,h;p which subs,sts between
his Royal Highness and the Imperial Court of Au:s-
tale, does not leave in hit mind any down butthai ic
will receive this declaration with sentnnenis analo-
gous to this friendship, and will recognize Ihe new
title which circumstances have induc4l his Royal
'Highness to adript for his House Gerinday.
“ The undersigned is happy to vize this'opoortu.
nity to repeat to his Highness Count Metternich the
assurances of his distinguished Co,isideration.
(Sigued) 64 Count MLINSTIi.R."

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ViENNA, SEPrEMIIE:t
ie. accounts relating to. the Caneress state,
~tat ;Tie- United Netherlands are also to be erected
into a kingdom, under t..e title of die Kingdom of
.'Belgium. The Elector of Hesse, as before stated,
takes the title of Grand Duke. The abolition of this
Electorate and that of 11,nover, the last that re-
mained in Germany, eff.tc_•s in Germany the la.t
traces of an elect ye Empire. •
The plan of some statesmen for a G.teman Csnsti-
.tution, which was founded on the h tsis of Navin.;
line circles and ta else deciding voices of Princes i
the supreme jurislction of the Coniedaation, is, itt.t
bear. wholly laid aside.
People pretend to observe, that the.three Bourblat
Powers, France, Spain, and Sicily, keep tbsety ntsi.
:ted; and that the Court pt Spain, in particulars ha-
:trances pretensions respecting the affirs of Italy which,
are conbidered as highly extravagant.

LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 24.
Advice' have been received here from Dresden,
that the General Government of Saxony which has
hitherto subsisted is abolished, and that a Provisional
Prussian Government takes its place. We expect
every moment a Proclamation (which is already un-
der the press) concerning this change.