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London, England, 1819-08-27 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

TRANSPORT, AUGUST 14.

During the late disturbance, several rich persons
sent their wives and children out of the city. Tran-
quillity being now. restored, most of these families
bow, returned home.
Early in the morning of the 11th, all the win-
dows which had been broken in the night were re-
paired, so that no trace could he seen of the damage
that bad been done. The foreign Ministers were
not without apprehensions that the disorder might
spread, and in the night of the 10111 there were some
diplomatic conferences. The Austrian Resident,
Al. Von Haendel, delivered before midnight a
Note to the Burgomasters and Senate, who were
ul.embled, in which he proposed to call in the
u‘sistance of part of the garrison of Mentz, in case
the Senate and the Municipal Authorities did not
feel themselves strong enough with the means at
thrir disposal to secure the public tranquillity.
!MALIK. AUGUST 11.
There is a report iu circulation that Dr. Jibs
will be restored to liberty.

NASSAU, AUGUST 14.

With respect to the arrests which are said to have
taken place, on account of the alleged conspiracy,
it is surprising that we must hear so much news
about our own neighbourhood from foreign parts,
as hile people on the spot know nothing of all those
event.. The measures adopted must he certainly
crecuted with great secrecy, since in the country it-
self nothing is heard either of the terror which is said
to pervade it, or of the persons of all classes with
whom the prisons were filled. As far as is known
at Wiesbaden only three persons have been arrested.
and the Magistrates are said to he diligently en-
gaged iu then examination.
FROM THE NECKER, AUGUST 11.
According to authentic accounts from Louisherg
the .Members of the Wirtemberg Assembly of the
F,totes ore nll to meet again. on the 17th, iu that
city, which most of them had lately left to return
to their homes, which are at no great distance. It
is believed that by that time the Commissioners of
the States will have concluded their uegociations
with she Royal Commissioners, and thus be able to
present their general report to the Assembly.
From accounts that have hitherto transpired. it
appears that the ntgociations go on as well as can
loz &tired, and that no particular difficulty has yet
ctr;aeo which could delay the conclusion of the mes•
cues necessary to prepare the introduction of the
Constitution.
Willi respect to two Chambers, it is said to be
num token as a principle that the future Legislative
Assembly of Wuteraberg shall really consist of two
eivieions • but, on the other hand, it is said to be
oriceded' that the organisation of this Assembly
skill be different from what it is in other represents-
-I:ve Governments, namely, that certain questions.
asp-dually such as relate to constitutional matters and
bounce, shall be discussed by both divisions of the
Ass. mby united.--(Naremberg Correspondent,
August 19.1

DARMSTADT. •UGUST
_l5.

On the 14th of this mouth, scenes similar to
0./ise at Warsburg. Frankfue, &c. took place
Lae. A considersble number of persons assem.
Urd in Iwo streets where many Jews live, and broke
the windows with stones. After midnight all was
quiet. The next evening. as those scenes were
ping to be renewed, numerous patroles of foot
ma horse paraded the streets, and with some diffi.
I:isity preserved peace. Yesterday, by a wise mea-
bale the Government, the are a preserving or.
ikr Wag intrusted entirely to the landwehr, and
the excesses abated. Tha police at the same time
pahlislied a suitable proclamation.