The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-23 00:00:00

FHA NK FORT PAPERS.

Frankfort Journals to the 16th instant, sad
other German rapers, atrivell yesterday eveainiP
The following ate extracto :
" AUGSBURG, Juust 11.—Our Gazette of to-day ha'
following article, under the head of Carlsrulie:--'n' t
sitting of the Second Chamber, of the 30th June, M.Toehre.",
bach communicated the project of au Ordinance of the S°
vereign, concerning the abolition of the office of Beilliage'
and the transfer of these functions to others. The G(J'el:
merit have, therefore, in this respect, met the wishes of t"f
Second Chamber, which had not yet began its diqcool°"°.,
the motion made on the subject be Mr. Toehrenbach. l
remarkable that this Deputy has received a letter address'
to him, with the po'st mark of Stuttgart!, lath June, of t"
following contents :

TO TIIE DEPUTY TOEINZENEACEL
Man !—Thon who livest, and thinkest to live longe....rt
listen ! K—e (Kotzebue) spoke against a whole nation
and he is dead ! Thou who speakest against a single I,:t
and seekest to plunge it in misery, think of thy existence
Other Deputies have received similar letters; as also
cr
Brodhag, Councillor of Archives and Editor of the !klesse°7a,
of the Chambers, who has printed in his Journal this cur
paper with the consent of Mr. Toebrenbach. Mr. Kero9l7
puty from Friburg, who made a motion for the aboliti°o
of the Offices of the High Foresters, is stated to bare rl,'
ceived a letter conceived in very harsh terms from a Pe it
holding a high office in the administration of the forest"
is said that the Officers of the Grand Ducal Forest will of
plain in a body of the imputations of rapacity, neglectio
duty, &c. which are alleged against them in the mai°
question.
All the papers of Professor Oken at Jena were put -10
he
seal on the 29th June, by Commissioners:of the Police /I'

came from Weimar.
SAXONY, Juts B.—lt is• said that the Princess (lhettufcr
daughter of Maximilian), bride of the King of Spain, "F. ft•
out for Madrid in August ; And the mart iage of Prince to
derick with the Archduchess of Austria be solemnised in •
month of September, at Sch.enbrunn.
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ENxa, JULY 9.—Lord Guildford has passed OW. wel•
City, on his way to London, Irons Atheus and Corfu, to woo
island he wc4 in the course of the Winter with
Capo d'lstria.
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FALMOUTH, JULY 20.--SA Ind the D"he a;
Marlborough packet for Lisbon, and LAOy ler°—
packet for the Brazils, both with mails. rs
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 22.—Arrived his ilaje9tY
ship Vcngeur from Leith for SoMil America.
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DOVER, JULY 22.—A brig, reported to bet,
Irishlrishtrader, loft an anchor and cable, last nigl
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in the Roads, and is gone to the Westward
the anchor is landed here by a fishing smack.
LiveßrooL, JULY 2l.—Arrived thr
REEGAN, from Charleston—sailed the 26i) 111.

The Duke of Yoatc and Duchess of GLatics
TER visited the PEINCE REGENT yesterday• O.
Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT, PrittEC LiE
FOLD, &c. dined with the Duke and Duchess

YORK, at York•house.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER Visited Oa
Duchess of YORK yesterday.
Yesterday the Duchess of YORK took an 104
in her carriage.
The Princess AUGUSTA arrived in town 375
terday afternoon, about four o'eh at oti •
Queen's Palace, from Windsor, attended by "i
Dassitout.
Yesterday being the anoivergary of the MAY
doge of the Duke and Duchess of GLoucESllt,
their Royal lii4iinesses celebrated Use happY rip
turn of the day, by having a numerous pill

dinner at Gloucesterthow,e
Last night Prince LEOPOLD had a tinnier°
party at Matlhorongli-house. A 0
On Wednesday Visconnt MaLvtt.Lß arrived
Sheerness in the Admiralty yacht from Wooloki:
atteoded by some of the Members f the
ratty and Navy Wiards, for the purpose of Jul,
specting the impro%ements making in that IPcs,
yard. In the afternoon they proceeded to C5llOl
ham on a similar inspection, whet) they retort)
to town.
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CORPORATION OP ABINGDON.—The eaie df
MAN V. WEST, of whic) ~%e gave an deeount 11W.0,
months ago, was teceAly brought into C°,41,1,
before Mr. Justice IioLROYD, and a Special Jd-to
Tile cause was for assault and false impoisooraeo
at a Corporation dinner It seems that P 11144:
who keeps the Bt'll and Crown Inn a Abs' e
disturbed the harmanly of the company by r,
the health g)f Mr. LATHAM, as the new 311 tYtt:et.
when in fact a Mr. HAwKINS was chosen. Poe
a long hearing, to prove that Mr. WEST gile.o4
order to turn the plaintiff out of compani
take him to prison, a verdict was found for
defends t.

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HORRIBLE OCCURRENCE.—We have re- of
intelligence from Soissons. that the collector itc
taxes in the Commune of Vissignieux has jot Po
an end to his existence, after assassinati"g
persons who were deputed to examine hi° 11.4
counts. Timis collector, whose name was de I.°l°-ei,
Id been in arrear in his remittances. The,, re
ceiver sent two of his clerks, the Sienr Peo
themet, a quarter-master on half-pay, and to
Sieur Brinquant, ex-mililaire, to look jot° co
official affairs. On their arrival at the resitiefilig
of de Totissy,' be invited them to breakfast Wt
him, him, and leaving them under pretext
his books, he returned with a double-baric't
fowling-piece, shot Berthemet dead on the °Pip;
and mortally wounded,Brimpant, who (lied 5° to
hours afterwards. The assassin then went linoo
another room and shot himself. He had to
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the precaution to send his wife to Soissona,

to remove his servant.—(French Paper.)
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CARRIER PIGEONS.—A letter from 13 • tfy
dated July 18, says--" Thirty-two pigeons, "to
the word Antwerp marked on their wings, 1160
been sent to London, where they were let
on the 11th of this month, at seven in the 011.,
ins, after having their wings countermarked ers
don. The saute day, towards noon, one of 1110
faithful animals arrived at home, and obtained .0
first prize; B,4plarter of an hour later a egc°,ol.
arrived, and obtained the newt prize. Tlw '
lowing day 12 others arrived, making 14 ilasbe
The prizes, which are very considerable, """
distributed to-morrow (Sunday) at AntwerP• re,
is not with any intention of establishing 0 c°r(he
spondence between London and Antwerp 09
were
Paris Journals pretend) that those pigeonsV '4
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sent to London, but merely for the plots"-
seeing them return,"

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