The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

GER3IAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, NOVEMBER 5.
As in the present ailation of the public mind,
many pretended politicians take o mite for an tie.
pliant, in the same manner comb tictmsis have been
put upon the cirelimetance that the departure of
our King for Troppau has been twice delayed.
but the tenons assiKned are such as to carry with
them their own refutation. Iles Mojerty's iudispu-
►ition &dour esusett the shiny. and he in fact left
Begin' as soon as he was able to traiel. There is
110 foundation for the reports of the speedy release
of Messrs. Muldentels mid Follenius ; but, on the
contrary, it seems certain that a 1 the desire of the
Contract Committee at Nleniz, a new process is
commenced against them both, and that the ►amt
cause has lenitive.' the institution of formal inquiry
against the three Professor,, M. Birowet. M. Arndt,
sod the brother. Welker; which will plobably lead
to their truspo.ary suspension. fly the researches
into the revolutionary inhigue in Germany, it is
said toilette been docoirered what passed at the am
senility of theGermau youth on the Wartburg. that
what sulject they dtectrased, and it is proved
by &commits that they were entirely 'subtlest.
The political paw ph!el, " Mame script/foul South
Cuomo'," obi. ti bas bccu lately circulated in Get-

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NOVes or Loitnik illeasearo xdrenisso
This day, at two o'clock, the House 'net pursu-
ant to adjaNzawais
The LORD CH•NCILLOR, the Earl or LITER.'
root., •Ad Earl BATHURST, sit upon the Wool-
sack as Royal Commissioners, in the muse stud on
the behalf of his Maje.ty. There weec prevent
about ten Peers, including the Ertl of DONOUGII•
MORR and Lord ELLessoaouou.

The House of Commons hta•iug been previously
summoned by the Black Rod, the Speaker entered
the floove of Lords attended by the Seri...int at
Arms tuna the oilier Officers, and followed by
'Aerial Members of the Lower House.
The LORD CHANCILLoR then made known to
them that his Majesty had been gracintPly plraveil
to appoint a Commission, to impart the Royal
Assent to the Bill for relieving the Esrl t.f Herb°.
rongli from certain dis bilitlea therein named.
The Commission was there mil by the Clerk.
The LORD CUANCRLI.oIt then, in übrdienee to
the positive commands given by his Majesty to them
as Commissioners acting in his Majesty's name, de-
elated and notified to the House of Comma's that
Majesty gave his Royal Assent to the Bill men-
booed in the Commission, sod that the said Bill
would become a law in like force and Effect us if
his Majevty Inn! Itoyal Assent in pervon.
The LORD CHANCELLOR the's ass minced, that
the COMID issitmers had it in coinimisiil from his
Alujevty to prorogue the Parliament to a certaiii
period invntioned in the Comenisvion for that pur-
pose.
llThe Coniniis.ion, suthorisiog the prorogation of
Peril intent from Tiiiirvility, 934 November. to
Tiirmilgy. 93 I January, wits then mid.

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The LOU) CHANCELLOR then *aid, 16 My Lords
and Gentlemen, its conformity with the powers in-
trusted to us to met in his Majessy's name, land Si.
obetheisi.e to his Hopi Cominissioss for proroguing
this Parliament, we do accordingly prorogue it to
Tuesday, the 3311 of January next, to be then
holden; and this Parliameut is accordingly pro-
rugued to Tuesd.sy, Jams:try 33."
The Commissiossers Hurl Peers retired, nod the
Speaker and the Metubers of the House of Com-
mons withdrew also.
A runsour prevailed that some Noble Lord had
been intrusted with a Message from her Majesty,
but no Message was tendered.