The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-23 00:00:00

FROM THE GERMAN PAPERS.

STUTTGARD, AUG. 6.—The town of Welzheim
Lad, in an address to the King, of the 17th June,
accepted the plan of the Constitution. The same
has now been dune by 52 villages and hamlets of
that whole di•triet. —Sixteen Deputies, chiefly of
the class of peasants, presented the address to the
King on Sunday, are 3d instant. Their spokes-
the worthy High Forester, Faber, made a
sp<•ech, to which his Majeity returned a most gra-
Ciou►s answer, and afterwards conversed in the
Most atl4ble manner with i hose country people,
and listened to all their wishes. His Majesty gave
orders to entertain then► well at the Royal ex-
pence, and alter they had had an audience of the

Queen, w'do -Mink 'many inquiries oT
ceruing tt tir economy, they returned home with
a thousand V.vishes for their MBjesties.-Welfaic.
th.eir st.Odrets; they say, arming othei• things,
" The langlikge of our Majesty is that of a
well-meanitig :tira've lii(ig. Publicity is the loon-
datiou of the CouStitution offered by your Ma-
jesty, and tt,,:is 'l',nr security that it is your Ma-
jesty's will to reign over a frte people.

" We Are confident 'that a Constitution founded
on the force of the upright sentiments of the peo-
ple, will protect our posi erit y against the en croah-
HMI'S Of In-disposed :3otereigns, better than the
old Constitution c0u1d41.0.:-whose important gua-
rantee is hourly. proclainVed to its by a hell from
Our chief tcia u, We Izilehn, upon which Madame
Von NVilrben, to Whonythe place was given as a
present, cells hettelf •"` Chief Goreries'il!f gm-Coati-
try, and Lady President of tide Privy Council," and
this at a time when the 0141 Constitution was in
its full vigour ! (Madame Von Wurben was Mis-
tress to one of the Dukes of Wittembero.) May
it please your ALtjesty, we agree with joyful hearts
to the Royal Plan of a Constitution, with the mo-
difications given in the liescript of the 26th of
May ; and, with God's will, we shall not be the
last of the country people who, with entire confi-
dence, offer their ln:tnds, to make an agreement
with their upright King."
FROM THE LOWER ELBE, AUGUST 3.

It is said, that in September, this year, there
will be Ito Extraordinary Diet in Norway, in
which the Crown Prince will declare bite son Vice-
roy of Norway. As soon as this is done; the
present Viceroy, Count Moeller, will leave Nor-
way, and resume his former post. of Chief Go-
vernor of Stockholm. Respecting the uay in..
which the administration is to be conducted dur-
ing the absence of the Viceroy, who, according
to the Constitution, is not bound to reside in.
Norway above half the year, nothing is yet known,
but it is supposed that the most important affairs
of state will be reported to the Viceroy at Stock-
holm.

The people of Norway have read, with no little
surprise, in the Stockhohn jOlll.llAls, a speech
which the Norwegian Minister of State, A nly:r,
now in Stockholm, made to the Hereditary Prince
on the 4th of July, when he was declared of age.
In this whole speech a spirit is manifest, certainly
*not that of the majority of the people of Norway,
and yet this speech was to he made in the name
of the people ; it was to shew the sentiments of
the sister nation to its future Sovereign.
How; unworthy would it be of the honest Nor-
wegian, if, living only for the present moment, lie
bad already forgotten the bounties and the pater-
nal government of his Gilmer race of Sovereigns,
who sat for centuries.on- the throne of Norway !
And-this in unlimited veneration of a new dynasty !
Though Norway recogoises the services which-
the present Crown Prince has done to the coun-
try, it nevertheless gratefully remembers the bles-
sings which its' former Kings spread oter the
kingdom.

The Minister Anker, who was generally helnved
by the nation, LAS, by the adulation •of which that
speech is full, 30d WILICII 15 SO unworthy 7-01 it free
independent people, lost a great part of the. esteem
and love which he formerly enjoyed-.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.—Teazing Made-East's.Prin,
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which,. The Actor of All Woili. To which , was added-
The Travellers Benighted.
NEW THEATRE, ROYAL, EPUILY/01 OPERA-MUM—The Per.
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