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London, England, 1828-11-05 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

Sr. PUTEILSIIIMGH, ()CT. 14.—Au Ukase has been.acl-
dressed by his Majesty tLe Emperor to the Director.of the
Eeelt,siastioal Alitirs of Foreign Religious Confession, which
to the following effect :.--
"Having examined with particular attention the peti-
tion presented to me by Bishop Cyaneua, and the Rev.
Messrs. fteinlxdt and Volborth, as well as the details of the
state of the Lutheran Church in Russia, I find that it is
absaltariy, necessary, for the better organisation of that
Church, to make the regulations at present subsisting in it
snore coalorsnable to the original principles, and to deter-
mihe with more precision and uniformity, as well the con-
stitution of the Consistories and ether epiritmd Po otegtuut
authorities and corporations, which take peat in the atfaire
of the Church."

Ilia Majesty bait therefore ordered that the Proteetast
Consistoriee of Livonia, Esthonia, and Courland, and
that at St. • Petersburgit, shall collect and send
to the above Department of Ecclesiastical Affairs
the moat accurate and detailed accounts of all the devia-
tioas from the ordinances of the Lutheran Church, which
have been introduotti in the course of time, or per-
mitted by custom. After these accounts have been re-
oeived, a special commission is to be appointed at Bt. Pe,
tersburgh, of which the Privy Councillor and Sew:tor
Count Tiesenhausen is to be Presides's, and which is, ts.,
draw up a plan of a general ordinance for the Protestant
Evangelic Church in Rustic.
On the lit of ()etcher the inauguration of the Univer-
sity, which has been removed from Abu to Ilulsingfors;
was celebrated with groat solemnity. The number of stu-
dents is already 285, and wore are daily arriving.
SwrrzEaLAND, Ocr. 18.—The Pew Zurich Guiate,
and from it some Freush and German Journals, reported
that '6 on account of the extravagant fees which were de z;
mended by the CoUrt of Heine of the newly-appointed Ca-
nons of the diocese of Basle, which they Lad neither the
will nor the. abilities to pay, their installation had been
deferred." The Waleistadler Buie is authorised 'efficiently
to contradict this' falsehood.
1. The feesfor the bulls of nominationnominationhave been wholly
remitted by his Holiness to the new canons. The usual
office fees which they had to pay
were so trilling that rt.)
one thought of objecting to them.
2. The installation was deferred, because the hortatory
brief is shortly expected from House, which the Pope
always addresses to-the chapter on the appointment of a
Bishop, and to spare them the trouble of two journeys to
Soleure they will not go there so be installed till the arri-
val of the brief from Rome, when the installation will he
performed in one day, and the choice of the Bithop take
place the day following. The whole article in the Zurich
Gazette is, therefore, a complete autf highly offensive
fabrication. r
Atasnunou, OCT. 27,--The 'Ailgemeine Zefiting of
28th October has the folloWing postscript ;.--;We have just
received by express the following bulletin, which puts an
end to
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unfavourable
reports spread front Bucharest,
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A onlv:
man Darned HENRY Hitavxtr, about IS years of
robbed his master, a merchant, , who resides in Bucklers-
burr,2DSl EL
:El: Piinn:ediAatel immediately
fiw New south Wales, aecomPanik-by two fellows, some-
what younger than himself. Why-Le took the trouble to
go off to such a place, cannot be guessed at, but a person
of so much ingenuity could easily, it may be well 30110340,
have goae with at any rate an equal degree of security to a
country in which his charaeter would he less likely to be
known, and where Lis chance of prosperity would be much
greater. His plan was one of so expeditious a nature that
pursuit was vain: He had gone ton Mr. Ilaowx fur the
amount of some goods on Saturday, and that gentlemmi
handed him a cheque for 2511. upon Sir Wx. Luscoex's
house. Young Iluavvi furnished. himself with a stamped
receipt, made some excuse for asking for a cheque without
being written across, and received the sum at the bankin
house. Ile then deliberatelt.returoed to his employer',
house, transacted business for four hours there, said that
he had not yet received the amount due by Mr. klitowts,
and then left the house. He exchanged his Hank-notes
for sovereign's paid for the passage of himself and kis two
comrades to New, South Wales, drove down to the coot,
got on board the vessel in the Downs, and is of course, as
the wind Las been fair, beyond the midi of justice. His
employer intends to take no trouble to bring him back, as
the only punishment that could be inflicted was transporta-
tion to the very place to which he had voluntarily consigned
himself. It is not yet known whether he took a larger sum
than that named above, and there had been no imputation
whutuver upon him provioual?.