The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-08
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hereditary Rates every arrangement, therei
Fore, relative thereto, between France and Pruc-
| fla. was iradmlIible.
1t was, notwi'haandirg upon this arrange.
| rnent that the kim Of Pliaia, in his nrocl,ma-
ton of January 81, which was puh';hed foon
after, endeavored t, a;iert his right 70 the COM
plete occupation OF the elsfr' lite of Hanover.
The reiterated pTo,eitations made by the cpurt
of Berlin on this occalion, of being Induced 70
| take This fep merely to fave that country from
caiamites, ought to have heen received as =
guarantee for its future Independence. This
language, However, did not Ian long infead
OF regarding the electorate a, depot til the re-
turn of a general peace, as his pruGian maiefev
mad iolemniy announced in the Procla nation
before citedl new Proc !arna,ion, iiiued from
Berlin, dated April 1. announced, IN the con.
trary, the defnitive union Of thefe provinces tc,
the Pruiau monarchy 4 meafi,re which the
court Of Berlin pretended was founded ynoa
the right of conquef, and formal treaty with
France.
" In this fate of things the king. e,thf,, IN
his engagements with his Britannia ma;e1v.
thought he coull not uf- too much circunfnec.
ton when the abandoning of the German G.,es
or MS ally became the !ubietf of conf ieration.
which being once delivered from the prcf.nce of
t"e owe'n'h troops. mutt foon have fallen un-
der the power of the Pru!lians. His m,;eRv
therefore, conini"r hinfelf to the protetaio,,
OF the countries on this lide of the Elbe. on his
departure tr m Ra'Zeburg, declared that h,vi,y
ieft IN thus Outc"v corps of Swed-s u ier.,c
orders " the aide-dc-camp general CON nan
dant count Lowenhielm, he fboud look vn,,
any attack upon 'hefr troops. and the in.ierer
oehce or the country. "A a reafure of aggre,1i n
dsd'ht MS own ft1'ts. This declaration has
'eeh repeatedly made. AM particularly in ~.
letter OF count LoweHhieln, dated ADril "a.
to the Pru.lian military conihandsnts in n ~.
over and The country of Mark Count Low.
enh'elm laid expressly that he had the Hri,aeg
orders to defend Lluenhure aC3inft anv foreign
troops that fhould attemnt to enter !, Nj
this, detached corps Of pruCI;,ns
pated that frontier at Marienftett, ON the OIL
or TINS month, and in roite ofthc brave reGaance
w rhe oweo''h troops, by the fuperiority OF
.he'r nunnfrs' they took iorcb!c poGei1ion of
the country.
Under the prefcnt circumf1ances. the kino
could not regard this violent meaTure otber,v;fe
than as an act of hotiIitv on the mart of b;s
Pruiiian majefy ; conftqnentlv he has ordered
an eInb1rgo to We laid upon all the PrufIi,n y.r,
ieis IN the Swedifh ports.
" II his majehy has e. long DELAYED to rec.p+
the outrages committed upon him and his allie.
ny !re court or Berlin, it has arifcn from his
n,ght lead TO rupture rs long as nolIihIe
j ne intimate connection fulfilling between the
KING OF Pruiiia and Napoleon Bnnaparte. the
declared enemy of the three allied eoyrt, The
cxci"tion of the EnsIih commerce from The
ports and rivers of the North of GERMANY. TO-
retaer with the unjuf authority ehabIiIhe1 !,
'ne electorate OF Han3ver-aII thefe were fuf4i.
eient mai 'a'lons of the real fyfem of his Gid
,nal,"v ara the attack which has been iuft
has put the laf zeal TO it.
81" The undersigned, fpeciaIly charged BY the
KING, his matter, to treat with the accredited
m'n'lters ct the tzvo allied courts has received
MS maJehy,s exprefs orders TO expofe tho above.
mentioned facts, in order to en- ighten the pub.
TIC opinion upon the prsfent fifuation of ,Tairs
petween the courts of Stockholm ard Berlin.
=" Count De FERsEN, Grand Martial of swe.
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