The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-23 00:00:00

11ASI1lURGH AND FLANDERS MULL

BERLIN, MINIM IL
Our newspapers contain the follow/me,
" In reference to the notice of the 9th of April lint.
public are hereby 'prorated that his Majeaiy the
been pleased to determine, by a Cabinet Order of 'bet% ,t
July, that till further notice no native Prim'''. shall In f.,.,
milted to go to the University of Jen■, wailer limo of beet
incapable of future employment Is the public ,orrice."
In the last Number of the Iris (the fifth for
the Editor has inserted a decree of the Govennr..:
of the Grand Duke of Weimar, of Y6:11 J 0!..,
1819, by which this Journal is prollillUlldily tug.
pressed in the dominions of Weimar.

The accounts received from all the prorince4 coq.
firm the previous statements of the product re ihr.
vest. If the drought has done injury in s amt :tttra,
and the hail in others, and in some the fielJ mire,
yet in other putt of the province the proepeet ie
more promising—so that, on the whole, the Itarseu
will be abundant. Grass and flax have fitted to
most places ; the fruit is not abundant, but t!a
vintage will be remarkable both for qtaintity aid
quality.

At Panchias. its Meckletsburgh-Selmerto,
papers of a private tutor have been seque4rated,
probably at the requilition of the Pr [MIMI GJVeIII.
went.

BAMBERG. AUGUST 9.

Here, t.►o, the 'scandalous insults to the Jea.
have taken place as at Wortxburg. Yestertla
several of our fellow-citizens bad their windobr
broken; most of them have now token a iniliturr
guard into their houses at their own expense, ~b,l
numerous patroles traverse the Itrert% At this wo.
went (four o'clock,p. as.) the police officers are
going from house to house, and announce the re+,.
lutian taken by the Magistrates, forbidding, under
a severe penalty, these indecent cries, s' Ilepp!
hepp I" which is the expression used to irritate tie
Jews and excite the people against them.

FRANKFORT, ♦UGUST 11.

In the tarnish which has taken place here, and
in which, however, no burgher of Frankfurt was
concrrned, the alarm was so great, that it was ne-
cessary to call out not only the military, hut even
the landwehr, in order to disperse the mob. T±:e
Austrian Ambassador sent an express. to 31entz to
inform the Austrian Military Governor, that 1.1
case of steed a part of she garrison of that furore•+
may come hitherb which we hope, however, will Le
utinecesaary.

COPENHAGEN. AUGUST 14.

The great steam-boat which Ina crossed the At-
loom with merchandise, bound for St. Prter-
burgh, has arrived in Elstueur lioods—filainbar,vi
Papers, Avast 17.1

♦IENNA, AUGUST 7.

In the come of some weeks several &reign sin.
dents have been arrested here. This measles, has
been taken, as we at assured, at ifie espies, of
foreign Governutents ; at tirst this Adair caused a
great sensation. but some days after no inure ua.
said alt. It is considered as certain, that tlnle
have been some connexions of a politic:ll nature be-
tween several young students of physic, who fre-
quent our University, and sonic individuals %din
have been arrested at Berlin : but no Austrian
subject is implicated.

BRUSSELS. AUGUST 19.

The Duke of Wellington arrived at LUXI.III.
burg on the 14th, in the evening. The Civil and
Military Authorities had the honour to pay their
compliments to his Grace, at his hotel. On tle•
15th, in the morning, after inspecting this greet
fortress, which is justly considered as one of the
bulwarks of Lower Germany, the Duke wk.-
mode(' to Namur, and thence to Liege, to exo-
mine the considerable works which are erecting ut
the castle. His Grace had previously visited We.-
tricht, and the Chartreuse. at Liege. Thus I.e
will have reviewed the whole line of defence along
the Meuse.

TAANITORT, AUGUST 14.

In the course or this month most of the Diplo-
matic Body will leave this city. Those who sre
going to Carlsbad will depart best.—(Breads Pa-
pers, dips, 20.)