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London, England, 1839-10-22 00:00:00

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HAMBURG MAIL.

HANOVER, OCT. 14.—The Commission has termi-
nated its labours, and would have already broken up
had not his Majesty the King and Privy Councillor Von
Faleke, the President of the Commission been absent.
The latter accompanied the King to Blankenburg,
whence it appears that the affair of the Constitution
(which Baron Faleke has latterly directed almost alone)
was a subject of discussion there. Not only the Duke
of Brunswick, but several Prussian Princes were at
Blankenburg. The King it is thought will be back by
thelGth, when Baron Faleke will put the last hand to
the new draft of a Constitution, and the Commission
break up at the end of this week.
HANOyER, Oct.. I.s.—The Hanoverian Gazette con-
thins the following Cabinet Order in its official part :
Two petitions have been addressed to his Ainiesty
the King, soliciting the dissolution of the present Gene-
ral Assembly of the Estates of the Kingdom. I have
in consequence received his Msjesty's orders to make it
known to the public that the question of the dissolution
of the Assembly of the
.Estates is one which the King
alone has to decide, and that no iuterferenca with it
from any quarter can be permitted.
(From the Leipzic Allgemeine Zeitung.)
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 6.—lt is reported oa credible
authority, that the Government has forbidden the Fa-
culty of Jurisprudence, in the University of Rostock, to
give opinions either on the general affairs of the Confe-
deration, or on those of single States of the Confedera-
tion, without the express permission of the higher au-
thorities, previously- obtained for each individual case ;
this resolution has excited a general sensation and asto-
nishment, and the more so, as it is at variance wita all
the maxims of government hitherto prevalent in our
country. The motive for this step is indeed 'cone .'-
able, and probably founded on the opinions respecting
the validity of the Constitution, and of the legality of
the proceedings against the Gottingen professors,
fromof
lei
debg and
'Tubingen.
The faculties of Jurispru-
dence
which
atl' ware
ee
obtained
Universities
The faculty at Rostock cannot certainly be blamed, if
it sheuld not be satisfied with the above order, and pro-
test against it.
HAMBURG, OCT. 7.—Count d'Alvielia yesterday
presented to the Senate, in the usual manner, his cre-
dentials as Envoy Extraordinary from his Majesty the
King of the Belgians.
The St. Petersburgh Papers of the 12th of Oc-
tober contain no political news.
General Grabbe, Commander-in-Chief of all the
troops on the line of the Caucasus, has received from
the Emperor the insignia of the Order of St. Alex-
ander Newsky, with a most gracious acknowledgment of
his conduct, and that of his troops, in the war in
Daghistan this year, and particularly in taking by storm
the Castle of Achulzo, which was deemed inaccessible
and impregnable, and was defended by mountaineets
with desperate valour.—Hanzburgh Papers, Oct. 18.

The stone for building the new Houses of Par-
liament , has been axed opo'n ; it is to be from the
Stectly quarrie,s a short ctistanco from Worksop,
estate recently purchased by the Duke of Newcastle.—
Leeds Mercury. on the