The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-28 00:00:00

HAMBEIHMI PAPKEIS.

ADDREss rtki...ank PRtNCE; REGENT.
tratioVEß, FED. 114:-Ai'llie 6th of February
the General Assenibly of the. States of this King-
dom. resolved ott the I,,nowing Address to' his
Royal, highness the Prince Regent, on occasion
of the erintittal attempt which tookpsct> pw t4se
28th of Januilty •
" ,lost Illustrious Prince lfrareni., drolous
Prince an,/ Sovereign, •
" IntelligeriCC of the 'Wicked attack Made, 'ulion your
• Royal liighnines sace,4l person, on your 'return' items Patna-
meta, ott the 4yth of last juatab,.i'ltich has been reetreen
the Assembly of flee faithful States of the Kiirdgons, on the
opening of their'sittings this day, has filled them with affright
horror. Their indignation Hrtilis 'wicked act is the greater and
'ln proportion to the justice of yittr Royal Highness's claims
to the lore and ,the et:her:aims of all the 'nations subject to
your sceptre., with whose ivtlfure you wure occupied at the
Very moment when the tILL j,•flietrated.
".We Aeserch your Royal Highness to accept, with year
hcoerolence front it: ihe rePres?ntation of yob loyal
• German.people, the exproio,n of the prototintlsorrow with
.which each of your faithful subjects is.penetrated WI this oc-
casion, and to be gracionsly Convinced that there is not one
of us who would not be ready at all times to sac' ifice his life
'for the welfare of your Royal Highness, our beloved Regent,
and of your august Royal douse.•
" With profound emotion we praise the Prinidene of
Heaven, whiCh ire this critical moment visibly protcted the
life of your Royal I
I 01 MIS,
and address our ardent prayers
to the Throne of the Almighty, with the most devout wishes
that he may be pleased farther to take under his gracious
protection your Royal Highness, our most beloved Regent, to
defend you against all the dangers that Ore:stets your life or
.well-hieing, and to prolong to the latest period of human ex_.
pectatiow your beneficent Government for the happiness of
.your people. We recommend to your Royal Highness's
farther favour and paternal regard, ourselves and all the
faithful subjects of your GeiMan Hereditary Poininions, be-
ing, with the most profound submission. &c."
fir
.Duke of Cambridge
was pleased to desire the. Dspittation of the States
that waited upon hint on this occasion, 'WHIM
his thanks to- the fill' the attention they
shelved on the occasion, adding, that it WaS more
agreeable to kiln, as he was convinced that
Nit,cere, and as he was perfectly aware'that greater
loyalty and dutiful attachments to the Regent,
and the reigning Hoop:, could tart where Lit tumid
thao in the kingdom of Hanover."

W )I S

The States adjourned yesterday, till the 15th
of April. We hope soitu to be able to lay before
our, .readers a view of the discussions since the
fiCSAIMI was opened, on the 4th of October last
year
.„-
, QII the 9th instant, tbanks,gitdngs were. perform-
ed. on account of the, happy escape of his Royal
Weliness the l'Onee itegcpt, suitable discourses
hying held, and Te )eying chamited in all the-
churches. After Ditine Service, the cannon on
the roltilpJlls fired a siquite of 21 gvAit, accom-
vimiell with the ringing of the hells in tlirchnrclies.-
WARSAY. Ftta.s.—A Itoyal Ordinancedecries,
that every Jew from the age Of 20 to 30, without
Oltitinction, and whether single or /untied, is lin-
-1.16 to the conscription ;, be can take none but a
;yw for lIIs ,substitute and In case the military
service of the Jews in Poltoti 4hould be dispensed
with, they will be obliged to pay to the Stiite a
certain sum an.llllll.lly.
HAMM/UGH, 1100. Thornton, British
Ainbassador in Sweden, who has gained such ge-
neral, esteem in his diplomatic career, and per-
formed such great services, ,is now going in the
same finality to the Court,of ItintOs.
ni London, Feb. 14-34 8-34 11.