The National Register.
London, England, 1820-03-12 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

A Vase', so. Fein 20.—Nonvithstantling the vigilance
and giciiviiv of the police, me attacks and w Allot of
woolen who appear alone in the infects in the eventog
still ow perpetrator does not consider
Ititii-elf safe in the public street. on account of the pat-
roles set to watch him, he now begins to steal turn '
hots.t•s, and divot to grJOl'v Ii a wicked inclinations by
stalibiltg women wl lie finds aloue.
Fka. —Tiie ittliabitants still live in the greatest
terror. Tile colour's of the disturbs rs of public
ircU-
rity goes so 13f, 111:11, lionvidiStatabilig the increased
nuinber of guards set t i me pollee, a girl was wounded
iu the owet the evetiiise below yesterday. and another
pursued ; and yesterday evening„ at 7 o'clock, an at-
tempt was made to ..ssassinate a student. lie sud-
denly al.aeketl by an iiiik %%%%%% person, embed with a
solletto, and only his sudden 'tallith: round parried the
blow lotto the heart at w Melt it was aimed, in that it
...snick Ilse breast, slid did ion letter : but Me
v ttte mats, in defending himself, was besides severely
%sounded in the hand. roe assassiit fled. We must
I,r,ose (lie general .41111 lt
people, who ran together in crowds in order to seize the
wretches wint hose rat loisu cancel on their wicked pm-
reeding% mcliscovered. This afternoon a notice has
heed tssiied by ti e police. and all the streets and 'lnert,
are occupied( by soldiers of the prolaoe. gees granites,
and military patrols..
Tue police says, Fur some time past excesses have
been coininitted here winch excite the indignation of
the magistrates and of every honest citizen. The ma-
ilostrates of Meetly have adopted the measures necessary
tor the main of penional safety anal order. 'l'hc
police forbids all disturbance of tranquillity by noise
and cries in the streets, especially at slight, the stealing
iiito houses, and pressing against loavitinals, also all
scearing of :mu • by twiiimas whose vocation does urn
rwitle them fie iu do: the rovitig of idle females about
the s: reels is expr .ssly lit be parroted ; all the back and
sub Booth sit I neNlllo.,l be closed lA' 5 o'clock. The
hour his..ti by the police for closiug coffee-nooses, ta-
w:nos, &c. is to be strictly obseried.
" aCCIIIIIII. west Ire gaseu, %Cahill 24 bouts, to the
Psiiee—fli:e, of all tar:weer.: now here, with the indica-
nt) t of toe 'mother of the ho ose of the landlord, and
gii the arranger's it Inci aim business, without regarding
whetter,- a molter has already fern given or um. Ail
itstorkeepers, &c. are ID celiver the troves prescribed,
tutu farthet orders, every evening at b o'clock, and every
intoning at 8 o'clock ; and alp lemons who have permits
or residence are appear witimot delay before the com-
mittee the day appoitued, and produce their permits, or
cartes sle surde, to be reittwed, whether the time for
whien miry were orientally given be expired or not."
NAPLES. JAW. the 25111 inst. the Crown
}'riuce of I) nuaarl: a.ceinteil Mount Vesuvius, to ob-
serve near al nand the eroptout of this volcano, which
bas woe coot I fir some months. He was accom-
panied by Sir 11 implirey I).ity and Alf.
Secretary to the Academy of sciences. Solite experi-
ments made by for li. Davey show that the lava issuing
from the volcano contains in, coal, atid that, the 3ihes
when thrown 11110 water ;iiii.tuae alllt forth 3 little Vtli.
C.lllO. &lid it veral oilier eXperitnetit% gist-. reason
to hope 'luau we may at last di:a:ever something relative
to tie causr iii diete toicmuses, 40-re Nvioch Nature has
ilititerl4illiflM II a yell.
VII+. NITA, Fes. 20.—The deputies of the society of
German inechaincs and utantifsctisress have addressed a
lona me tail to tim hinperor at Austria, to show the
advantages that would accrue to Ills Arlajesty's domi-
nions, as well as to Germany nl general, by the este-
itlishineut of brass ditties to he levied oil the frontier,
(,lion all foreign goods, and the abolitiou of tolls, &c.a
to the interior of the tlertisto confederation. They
taint: that the int portation of the manufacturesof France
;sod Eitel and, &c., might be wholly prevented, whereas
they are note llllCllarlalltities then, proilobi-
thina mily liajlire she subjects of the state ; for, while
brittle itsmilfactorers derive Inn little advantage from
talent, uhf mitre:sof his Majesty most isty the p:ninon
plaid for smuggling, it tiring malicious Mil tittle are till
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