The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-22 00:00:00

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

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Ire have received Papers to tbe.lSth iartra•
It speaks highly for the mavageableness of the Gernian
men, that a great part of the care of their Gnernrorat
seems to be directed to the disturbances among the bon.
who, with the Jews, seem the favourite objects of the care
au
terror of half the administrations cf Germany. The fc,
lowing extracts, as usual, relate to Clem two classes :
Ilamovra, sea?. L
The mrasures for a more and more strict superintendence °full
education of youth, some of which are ordered. and alien
Thee had a captain, and the hand
in preparation, are, unhappily,. still further sown to he nee,...„.
by the discovery of a combination among the school-boys at
ilr
derheim I both Protestants ar.d Catholics had united to irmice
gezintenevadervey that aibholerwe7o. have been taken up. They Ls(
rirowoububssoindeputs for ti:e effects they had stolen. Each member was
obliged to bring to the Captain, every evening, mu:thing thst h,
had stolen. It 'happened that a new member, not having hen
able to bring any thing for two successive evenings, nu „,,„a
punished, according to the regulatiens of the bard. on sthki, b.
went crying, and told his father the whole affair, who lost 00 Lyre
its acquainting the police.
Tlia Ides of this extravagant and criminal association trsv >o
grated by notch, the subjects of which were stories of baaLt,i a"..
the like. The investigation, :which has been going on for 60,2:
time, Is not yet conclt ded. tome of the boys have b.en puishei
in the schools, others are under arrest in a ream at the polteeefce.
The captain they had chosen is a boy twelve years old, sopa ,
highly respectable civil officer. The magistrate, on weirspositions, fcc., sent for the clerk of the church cf the thlt (r,,,,
near which much of the stolen simperty was four& lionieg to otra!;
some information from him. The clerk, however, who WAS ion
to drinking, was found next day dead in his own house, huting
cut his throat. This .man, who leaves a wife and children is
great poverty, was probably one of the receivers and corruptas of
' the boys.
It is expected thit the Government will take the necessarr
measures respecting the mischievous circulati::g libraries, and issue
a strict ordinance for the better r-ligioui trouraction of yowl:,
and enjoining itt more constant Attu:dance at church, and hearing
the divine word.

FII•NKTORT, St,r. 13.
According to the sixth section of the Lc, ordinance, timed by
:he Dram/ Duke of D'eimar, respeciing the Jews, the diTine
service in the synagogue must be performed throughout in the
German language.
The Jewish community has requested the (Imminent to a 11: w
at least certain players and religious exercises to be performed is
the Hebrew tongue, because, according to the peculiarities of the
Jewish faith, the blessings and consolation depeud on them whiny
the 'dims hcpe to enjoy.
In consequence of this petition a rescript him been isszed, by
which the Rabbi and enlightened Jewish men of liming area.
aired to state expressly which are the prayers that it is to be wished
to hire repeated in Hebrew.
The Prince and Princess of Orange set out this morning fa
Weimar. Their Ilighne,ses the Landgrave and Landgri.ort if
Homburg paid them a visit yesterdity morning. At (*Wilma they
had an intervkw with the Grand Duke Constantine and hit Caw.
The King of Wirten:berg also went to meet them at fobiatt.
The Duke of Saxe Meiningen is now here.
SWITZEILAND. Str:.l7.
The military capitulation of Naples makes but little proms
None has been cone:tided except for a battalion of Lucerne. Nil
co:npany of toderwalden. The Duke of Cairene is at Bate, is
expectation, it is said, of fresh instruct:on.