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London, England, 1806-02-17 00:00:00

NAIIBURCN PAPERS.

SERUM, JAllijo.
The following Proclamatiet has been iffued here,
relpeaing the occupation of dos Etathroe of Ha-
nover
', We, Frederic William, by the Grace of Goa,
King of YrulEa, &c. &c. hereby make known, &e.
After the events which have terminated in peace
between Aunt ia and France, all our endeavours have
been dir card to ward off from thee diftrifts the flames
of war, and its difaßrous eonfequences, which mo-
mentarily threatened the North of Germany, and
particularly the countries of the Eledorate of Brunt.-
widr. With this view, and as the only poffible means
to attain it, a Convention has been made and con-
cluded between Us and the Emperor of the French,
in purfuance of which, the States of hit Britannic
Majefty in Germany will not be again occupied by
French or other troops combined with them ; and,
till the conclufion of a general peace, will be wholly
occupied and governed by us—in purfaance of which
we have caufed the Brunfwick Eledoral Countries
to be occupied by the corps under the command of
our General of Cavalry, Count Von der Schulenburg
Kakncrt, to whom, in our name, and till the peace,
we enuuft the adminißration of the Paid countries,
in filch manner that, through him, and the Corn-
mifflon of Government which be may think• proper
to appoint, all affairs relating to the Government
of the country may be tranfafted, and the, neceffary
orders thereto communicated to the inferior Magi!
tracy and Magillrates.
" We therefore charge, as well ill*, as the Pre-
lates, Nobles, Citizens, and all fubjefts and inhabi•
tants of the Paid country, without exception, to con-
form themfelves duly to thefe difpoiltions mods' for
their welfare ; and alfo to the commands 4 woe
before-mentioned Commiffaries of Adminietillift
and the Commitilon by them to be appointed, ni
well with regard to civil as military affairs—run oaf
not throwing any impediment io the way d our,
troops which are to march in, but to eel and treed
them all the information in their power ; and in the
high or more general affairs of the country, and
in propofitions and petitiods thereto relating,
alone and only to addicts themfelves to the before-
mentioned Commiffaries of Adminiftration, as Rand
higheft under our immediate orders.

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" At by this meafure we have in view the report
and tranquillity of the North of Germany and of the
Brunfwick States, fo we have refulved to pay out of
.our Treafury Jar the neceffiries for our troops, as,
cording to the peace eflabliflunent, and leaving the
extraordinary expences of a (late of war to be dew
frayed by the country ; while we, on another hand,'
limn take care in general, that its revenues, during
our adminifiration, after deduaing the expences of
Government, flail only be appropriated to its ad-
vantage.
" We further promife, that our troops (hall obferve
the flriaell difcipline ; that attention fhall be given
to all juft complaints ; and in general, that every
quiet and peaceable inhabitant fhall be maintained in
his property and rights, and, in cafe of need, be vi•
goroutly proteaed ; but that, on the contrary, thofe
who may refute to conform themfelves to the difpw.
Watts concluded on, and the meafures which base
been taken, or who may dare to counteraft them in
anywife, will have to reproach themfelves for the
rigid and difagreeable confequencea which will nu-
' avoidably refult to them.
" Given under the fignature o'. our own hand, at
Berlin, the 27th January, 1806.
(t.. 5.) '4 FIRDSRICIt WILLIAM.
VOM HARD "

Fs s. 3.—Count Bernflorlf, the Dana Minifter of
State, dined yeflerday with our Cabinet Minifter,
ron Hardenberg.
Fsa. 4 —Count Bernaorff, it is fuppofed, will re.
main fome time at this Court. His PruffiAn Majefty
has prefented M. Laforeft with a valuable !huff-box,
with his portrait, fet in brilliants.