The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-25 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

The Vienna Court Gazette contain 3 the following
article :—A prospectus has been issued in London,
by a M. Magnus Klein, for an Austrian Steam Na-
vigation Company, on the Elbe and the Mo
and which appealing to the special licence of the
Austrian Government, and the patronage of the
chief ministers and the most distinguished indivi-
duals among the nobility and merchants, in-
vites the public to join in these pinks. As both
English and other foreign Journals hare men-
tioned the patent granted to M. Klein for the
navigation of the Elbe by steam-boats in the
Austrian States, it is necessary to make known
the real state of the connection of Mr. K. with re-
spect to Austria. Mr. K., fOrmerly a merchant in
Berlin, formed last year a plan for the introduction of
steam-boats on the Elbe, with which the navigation
of the Moldau was to be connected, and came in the
spring of this year with this plan to Pragae, and
thence proceeded with good testimonials to Vienna.
These testimonials and the nature of the plan, which
was undoubtedly calculated to excite the atten-
tion of patriotic individuals, procured M. K.
access to many distinguished persons in the
capital, who had the less hesitation in in-
' scribing their names in the book which he pro-
duced, for the purpose, as " honorary members" of
a joint stock company, to be formed with this view,
as he had already obtained from the finance depart-
ment the conditional assurance, that if he should
succeed in obtaining from the Governments of the
States on the banks of the Elbe patents for the
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should also have a patent in the Austrian states.
The actual f-;rmation of a company, and a conse-
quent obligation of the persons whose names
were set down, as well as the legal grant of a
patent, which was only conditionally promised,
was for the present out of the question, and M.
Klein has the less ground to appeal to them, as
certain information has been received that the Prus-
sian Government, which is better acquainted with
his affairs, is by no means disposed to grant him the
patent desired for the Prussian part of the Elb'
Persons, therefore, to whom the names subscril
in the manner above stated may be cemmunicp
will therefore do well to remember that thr cs

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by
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inforrAed whether it is the young
that an annual migration of pikes occurs, in the rive - Cam,
up which they court; in great O;T'
..,, doubtless ft< im the
sfeptrisinogf;Eblyu,t
NV7vehm:r:lllicoyt breed- .'he migration oct .urs in
fry, or those of tit e previous :fear, which migrate; t uugh,
from what xre know of the voracious habits of th e race,
we should suppose it to be young, which run up a
ie river
to escape the ,devouring jaws of their pAre.,:ts.-1 Chester Couraht.

tick is the increase in Ashton, Lance shire,
of the disciples of Johanna Southeott, that One .of the
knights of the razor the other day comr,lained to a friend
of his that he should be under the neer A.,ity of leayin•
the
nn unless
'lO prevent the alp..rin..
ognq
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alloed to flourish in
r.we,
,6I shall have no flee for my lather- 6' So
; an oon," says h d
as to my
razothe r, why, ill doWt turn rt,rn-cutter, it also must he laid
on shelf, and. 1 mr,st starve." Ilia friend, much
titio: wiocsrte i t
Pen o Pi
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ur stepsfis t,ii
wsiglu wereise il wi takene
ni•
Anne
grieved at his pit.iible watiation, recommended him to poi-
employed to en Irma
tion the Legisi Attire, or make application to the Society for
Promoting C.nristianity among the Jews, and the„ th,
poor tonsor :alight probably again wield his sharp razor in.
spite of nosy one. This advice wa,,, gratefully received, and
a knight: of the quill was immediate
the pe.tition. Whet effect it may have we know not, but
we trust it will meet with every success, and we shall take
care whenever an answer is retuned to inform our readers. 4
---illanchester Gazette.