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

for the information 81 his court, taeTgfeat
anxiety feltby his majesty a.,hs maRnefslh
which possession has been tsksn OF sthsTc
,sc,oYate. of Hanover. If his Prusssn ma ma
isssy Judged it expcdient, IN sorderto pre-.
vent French troops from approaching SO
near that part of his frontier, to take TO
-himselI4he military occupation OF the elsc"
torate; it does not appear 70 MS majesty
thatit was by any means necessary tl'as'i's
civil Govern ment of that unhappy country
should be subverted, or that an army more
numerous, and consequently more M uf'-
Gus TO the inhabitaa1s, than necessity re-
CURED. should be maintained there. hls
maies,y relies with the grea,estconhdenee
on his Prassian maiesty's declaration, that
the present occupation IS merely tenn pofafy'
buthis majesty cannot but express WISH
that she declaration on this point was more
sole mnIy made in the face of Europe. ne
honor of the court of Berlin, as well as
the consideration mutually due TO eaeh O.
Their from two princes 50 yearly connected
in blood and alliance, seem 10 call Tor a
clear explanation on this iaaportans sud-
jecr.
His majesty on his partappears to-be g.
qually explicit and 70 put an end to al
hopes (if such indeed have beea enterta'n-
ed by the court of Berlin) that any con-
yenience Of political arrangemsn. much less
any offer of equivalent or indemnity, will
yeverinduce hi. majesty SO far 10 forget
what is due TO MS own legitimate rights, as
well as TO the exemplary fidelity and attach
ment. of his Kanoverian subjects, as<e
copseu, 30 tie alienation OF the eie
rate.
His naiesty learns with concern, that it
is in agitation 10 give up Anspaeh, aud
other parts of his Prussiau majesty's do
minions to- Bavaria, in consequence OF
convention with France, but he does not
pretend any right to interfere, or 90 give
any opinion with respect TO the propriety
cf the messures, whatever they may, be,
which his prussian majesty may deem eli
.q;ble. for the interest Of his crown aud
people at the same time il isso be obsers
ed, that his majesty, whether IN his eapa'
city of king of Grert Britain, orin that OF
eiector Of Hanover, was IN, DO WISE par
~ TO the convention alluded to, or resPons
sible for It's consequences Ihe2cessions
therefore which his Prussisn majesty may
make TO his majestys enemies can surely
never be aledged as a justification for tax,
ing to himself h;s-maje sty'e lawful Inherit
ance.
,4Kis maj ssty therefore hopes that his
Pfussian m ajesty will follow the honorable
Dictates OF his own heart, and will 1demnn-
stra,s 10 the world, that whatever eacrlhces
the present circumstances may INDUCE hlu
10 make, with respec, to his own territories,
he will not Sc, the dreadful example oFsin-
Identifying himself at the expeace Of a
in I'd party, whose sentiments ADD conduct
towards his Prussian majesty and his sub.
lects have been Nn,formly. fr!endly ard pa
cihc.
No. IE--N0te Fcr5dLe
Untilthe explosion OF the last Continental
war, has Prussian majesty had no o.hsr
bjecr in view, than to secure the Tranquil.
~ of his monarchy, aud that OF the neish-
ooIiuS Ptaies'
He was thenable 60 effect shis~upcn terms
which net the entire appreciation o! every
court. @Ee has been DESTROYS Of doing the
same since the breaking ou1 OF the present
war. Bat the choice Of the msaus has no
longer been iphis power. France has COG.
sldered Hanover RS her conquest, ana her
troops were on the point of catering il, fcr
the purpose OF .disposing of j, dehaitively
according TO the pleasure of the French
emperor, without the possibility OF his
Britannia ,najesty's preventing n. LIS
The occupation of that country hy his
Ffussian majesty, and the shutting OF the
por,s.ia the German seas, anu iha, of Luz
beck, against, the British flag Gas was the
case during the possession OF Hanover by