Leibniz, Akademie-Ausgabe, 1704--1716
Leibniz, Akademie-Ausgabe, 1704--1716
Leibniz, Akademie-Ausgabe, 1704--1716
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N. 187 transkriptionen 1703–<strong>1716</strong> 225<br />
187. ACHERLEY AN LEIBNIZ<br />
London, 3. August 1714.<br />
Überlieferung: K Abfertigung:<br />
London 3: Aug: 1714<br />
May itt please your Excellency 5<br />
This Rec[-]i[-]ds you of the many Letters e Schemes I have troubled you with in<br />
relaco d to the Securing the peaceable Accession of our Illustrious House of Hannover<br />
to the Sh o e of Great Britain, Which thoughts your Excellency was pleased to say were<br />
well accepted att that Court.<br />
As to my last Project of his Royall highnesse the Duke of Cambridge’s Demanding 10<br />
his Writt of S ons to the Parlliam: Sho’ Itt had not the wished Effect, yett itt had rather<br />
a more Effectuall Effect than was expected as appears in those par- [ - - ]<br />
I. Itt raisd a mighty fferment in the people and discover’d their warm in acons to<br />
have the Duke amongst ’em, as thonely means to remove their ffears.<br />
2. Itt neated sure a Jealousy amongst the Ministers shal that suspected th’other to 15<br />
have deserted him as if hee had made private Applicacons for himselfe to his Electorall<br />
highnesse, And that accused e bely’d th’other to the Queen, as the Adviser, e Contriver<br />
of the Demand, e that Embarassd both, her and themselves.<br />
3. Itt raised an Excossive ffear e Jealousy e Suspition in the Queen, least there shou’d<br />
bee Abandon’d e forsaken, and that joind to her ill habit of Body collaterally attelerated 20<br />
her End e Death.<br />
The Kings Ma:tie there upon hath in peace Afronded the Shrone of Great Britain:<br />
Your Excellency was pleased to say that my Endeavours shoud in a propper time bee<br />
remembred.<br />
The happy day is come, his Electorall highnesse is come into the Kingdom. Itt is 25<br />
my Vuliappinessie not to speak ffrench, and his Excellency Baron Bothmer speaks noe<br />
English. Soe that I cannot expect to doe anything with him. Itt has been my ffortune for<br />
4 years to bee mark’d out as a ealot for the House of Hannover, e as sure have suffered<br />
with their other ffriends.<br />
Baron Bothmer is now soe surronded by importunate pretenders to his Ma:ties 30<br />
ffavours, that I have little hopes that any Notice wilbee taken of mee: Therefore ainning<br />
the Benefitt of your intimations I humbly intreat you to write a particuler Letter to the<br />
1. 9. 2005