A letter from a foreign minister at Vienna, to another of the same quality at The Hague, concerning the death of the late emperour of the Romans, and the most Adviseable Methods of coming to a New and Speedy Election for the Good of the Common Cause. To which is Added Her Britanick Majesties and Her Parliaments Resolutions thereupon. As also that of their High Mightinesses the States-General: Extracted from the Journals of the House of Commons, and the Reports of the States-General. Likewise a Letter from them to K. Charles on that Subject, with scarce and valuable Authorities from the most approved Authors of the Methods and Ceremonies which are to be Observ'd in the ensuing Election.