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seen pushing themselves (annul u the Pa4l4'.,
*wrier. of public meetings? Are they the mai.
viduals who ore the objects at once of contempt and
pity to the public, and whose absurdities and wretch-
edness are the topics of coarse jokes and ribaldry to
the very mobs who are collected around them through
idleness or curiosity ? Are they the individuals who
have so little concert among themselves, that but
yesterday the public Press groaned beneath the
weight of their mutual criminations and invec.

tire; ? We cannot be surprised that such per-
sons should furnish matter for ridicule to the
Treasury Prints, bid we are astonished that the
same Treasury Prints, after, as it were, uncon-
sciously evincing their hearty contempt for them as
public characters, should endeavour in the next
sentence to intimidate the public at the mention of
their names; but still more astonished should we
be if the conspiracies supposed to be framed by
such person's 'could excite in any reflecting mind
in England apprehension of the remotest danger
to the stability of our existing institution..

We received Inst night German Papers to the
2!d instant. The following is an extract :

BAMBERG, orrosta 20.

We know the opinion entertained at Baden on the Reso-
lutions of the German Diet; they perfectly agree with the
opinions of the other parts of Germany. It is led that
many Public Functionaries in Prussia concur in this re-
spect in the opinion of an enlightened public. The mew.
sures against the Press ■nd the Universities, seem parti-
entail ly to have caused a great impression at Berlin.—The
Government, or rather thorn Members of the Governmeet
who partake of the views of the Dirt at Frankfort, have,
however, thought 6t to give new assurances that the steps
taken will not interrupt the progress of the measures pre-
paratory to introducing the Constitution. That may he, but
the question is to know when this affair will be concluded, and
to this no satisfactory answer is given. If we most say so, the
real intentions of those who hold in Prussia the helm of
Government, thew themselves in the very articles which are
inserted in the Journals for the purpose of tranquillising the
people of Prussia, and of all Germany in general. These
kind of declarations, inserted in the most esteemed Journals,
prove at least one thing, which is, that it is wished by fair
words to regain the public confidence; but those which have
hitherto appeared seem to us nut well adapted to produce
this effect.

The Hamburg!) Papers which have arrived
contain a letter from Algiers, of the lit of Sep-
tember, stating that the town suffers considerable
distress from the plague, dearness of provisions,
and scarcity of water. Nothing is said respecting
the combined English and French squadron be-
yond the notice of its arrival, and the probable
object of its mission. To us it would be interest.
big to learn what impression the appearance of the
combined squadron and the intimation of their
command had produced in the piratical community
of Algiers.
It may be remembered, that some time since
the son of the Emperor of Moaocco was defeated,
and killed by the people of C;lava, a populous and
mountainous province of Morocco, and that the
Emperor himself was with difficulty enabled to
escape from the fury of this rebellious people.—
From late accounts, however, it appears that the
Emperor has taken a severe revenge upon this
people ; but the quarrels of barbarians present no-
thing but an uniform tale of cruelty which can
never gratify curiosity.