The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-10 00:00:00

IVURTEMBERG.

AVe some time ago noticed- the protest
the Stlites.General at SVortember.r presented to
the King on the 12111 of June, tvinst.the levying
of taxes by the Crown without the joint eonient
of the States. The Stntgord Gazette of 'the I Bthi
of June publishes, a royal- reseript in aniwer
thii; protest, of .which the .following is , the sub-
,statice
,r The King would have confined himself to.
recalling the States to the which they
tore acovllly placed,k if tbey.litkil not thought Fro-
per to add to their lost representation the mitre
coming menace, that should :Governiiimt not ac-
ckile to their demand, they r.Voaly.l &e late, to the.-
people that they %,v,ertr no lnirger hound to pay
taxes levied uniinteriitly. Suelr'a deelarrtion eats
neither be excus`e"d nor jusfitieil : it to>aj of a nature
to lead into error any retherlferiple but that of
1,4' wren, be rt., :a ori to, Min it trfei'T.lt. • Wooltt
even justify his Najestyto flklolving,ol)
which indtil;,-,er in language efitttr;try to at/
ciptes 1,11101 ednhortsio hie tti
thespirit of aricoluiitry noemMiot.- Hitt
which kvi! bear to our people ,(adds the King), awl
our dicided intention not to 10ti sight' of their
happiness, awl,' riot to sliaalipriiiit• their extreeta-
titotw, restraju_os- from flu:aim:es the utii,;tti other-
wise take, ;,nd remove tO
the object of their hopes. We. have Sufficiently
proved Our resolution to introduce into our
(lout u constirtitiou atiAlognus to the wants of the
state -and °four people, About this ohjeet ulorte the
Diet should occupy itself: it has no t t 1) ovcrpasti-
the liniits'of its convocation. It callow ititetler,:in
other affairs; they remaio foreign it ont ti the new
constitution shall hive ~;et:lell t he land of influence
which the States may exercise in the ati,ninit,,tra-
' tion. I?,very usisrpation which clot only lead to
.diiohedienee, will be resisted' by tl3 with the 'la-
most; energy, In Consequence, Itis, Majesty de-
clares to the States, in the roust positive manner,
that he future ttttetut to no representation,
or address Which shall nut relate to the binUne,s
of the constitution; and that. this, is the °lay
'answer m, hich the King snakes,. anti can male, to
the various declarations of the States." This re'«
script had prothreed the strongest sensatiohs iit
the Diet, and its-discussion would occupy their
next sittingt.

CORONERS' INQUES IS.
CHILI) rtittivat.

Yesterday afternoon tl►ere was an' In nest heti,
at the Red Lion, in Portland,itreet.; hy Lawts.
Esti. the Coroner, on :view of,the hotly of a newly
born child, , who was fonu►d. on Sunday evenin;.;
on the inside a the iron 'railing- at St. Jarnes?‘
Chord).

Mr, ThOMOS AICOCk, surgeon,. lit
sl.vorn. stuted„ that about eleven o'clock, 4
Suitday night, he W 413 ietirnestetl to go immediote-
ly to St. Junicq's watch-bottle, Jo examine the
body of a child brought in. On his arrivat, lie
fatted the betty
~of wrapt np in two
pieces of coloured rug, inclosed in a squ.o.c large
pai)er box. lie:proceeded to give kn account of
the sure of the body, Anil was of chit ion that it
was horn alive, but that the.necessary,precantiotts
to preserve its life had been net e.d. Ile farther
stated, thict-two'females, who' ‘verc in 'the' watch.
house at the 'tithe .of the exutninationt declared.
that they saw a woman It u bundle into the
church-vard.
Tho. Coroner inquired if tbelie pergans were
present to 'give evidence. T - treadle said he gave
thenr notice-, but they did not attend that one ot
them gave her address Sarah Fearltrrstone,,, Shuttle..
street, and the other, Aiary Smith, Chureh-lane„
Strand,. that they wilt they were :::ray-stitchers„
and prondsed to come forward. At the suggest iou
.of the Cnrolicr the ,Inutiest w.s adjourned, to
afford an opoortonity obtaiii,ng heir. evideuce.
An Imptest t'a'i held oo Nlorolay ev.tting Utl
the body of the soldier, who.hung himself in St.
Anne's swatch.house on- Sunnday looming. The
elt,ataination of witnesses last five honrs.--Vvr4.
diet, bionity.

N Po RT. JULY s.—Oft kVeitorschty last 1,-
ortier, f 4 q.- 'wets re-deeted Menshet of t'ar),i
rnetit for the Bormigh of Yarmouth, who had
seat by iteeertiog tbt olfiee of Advoctitt -
Cierteriti Irchlett.