Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-04

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Right honorable lord Mulgrase,
&c. &c. SC.
TRANSLATES Of .iinel0sure IN No. 4
SIR,
hasten TO fulfil the promise given to
lord Harrowby on the 9Th of this month, to
communicate to-you sir, as soon as a hnal
decision should Be taken on the subjecF,tne
!. .adduional circumstances relating TO the See
curi,y of the north of Germany, and to the,
guarantee by the kiog of the safety OF the
:, British troops which are in that part OF tue
continent.
A messenger fom Munich has just bro't
his majesty intelligence OF the consumma-
zion of the arrangements which the present
! ~oniuncture OF, affairs has induced hlE' to
:. enter Into with France, in order to save
u those countries; and especially the states OF
& Hanover, from the mistortunes OF another
ssyuinous war, and 70 insure their tranquility.
= As these arrangements stipulase particularly
ahe committing of that csuRtry TO the sx'
elusive guard of the Prussian troops and
1o-,he ad uninistra,iou Of the king until the
i conclusion of a peace bet1ceen England ane
France his majesty could DOT delay taxing
1.-The necessary measures for entry therein OF
corps of his army, which wiliNoe Under
8 the orders of hisexcellency the general OF
cavalry count Schulenberg kehnert, TO
whom also the king has conhded the admin.
istration of the country. His majesty ami
ssrnased bv the most lively desire to see the
importance aud urgency of she motives
which have induced him TO take these steps
Justly appreciated by his Britannia majesty,
and his enlightened ministers, has directed
baron {acohi to give neutrality-suspicious.
thereof at London.
+, would be superhnous TO point out to
@-your auention, how urgent and indisPen-
sible, in the present state OF affairs, the re-
,.en,bafkatiou OF the English troops IN the
north of Germany is becume, sfoce the re-
treat of the foreign troops Is the condition
s nnon which France has promised rot toor
nder her troops TO re.enter Hanover; and
since also twas uponthi supposision aione
that the king guaranteed their security. Il
presume that lord Cathcart has already re.
%ceived,. anG:isuponthe point OF executing
%1he orders of court tor the return Of those
troops, for which transports have been wal.o
ing for some time past. have howeverto
: request, sir, that you would, for the'pur.
pose of still farther dispatch, write TO the
commander in chief 90 the subjects and,
acuuanting ham with the present cireum-
\ Stances, that ysu.would induce hisn to has.
ten, as far as depends On him, a measure
which. in~shsse circumstances, and the APP
croaching arriyaisot our troops, viii notad.
nit >ef, any delay. Irequest you to accept
sef the reiterated assurance OF nay high and
perfec, consideration.
(Signed) H6anESBERG.
Berth, fae. rs, 1906.
70 Mr.. Jackson, &c.
Nall. His Prussian maiessy's proclama.
lion Gu taking temporary possession OF
the electorate of Hanover, dared 9th
January, 1906. This proclamation APP
.peared some time since 10 this paper, it
stated, that his Prussian majesty took
temporary possession Of the electorate oil
Hanover until the conclusion Of gene.
raj peace.
No. III. Copy of note from Mr.. sec'ry
Fox, 10 baron Jacob iKtoest, dated 18th
March, 1906.
The undersigned is commanded by his
majesty to state to baron Iacobi Klosss