The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-01 00:00:00

NV 1111 T EM B It U.

STUTTGATIMT.—Extrhot from the proceedings ot
the Slat es•A.icticrul ot the sth o',-; December. Bis
Excellency Count Waldeck made a motion On the
suhject of certain at ticks in the Allgenteine Zei-
ig, Nos. 321, 32'2, and 323, relating to the
et, which had everywhere caused a great sesisa-
The purrunt of the ;notion was, that cot,-
sidering that the Diet did nor deem it consonant
to its dignity to enter into di.putt< with the writer
of a newspaper article,, unquchtionably 'tot offi-
cial, particularly aS the-puhiic communication of
eir acts, Which would follow in due time,woidd
rin their best jn ; yet on the .other

1011.

It►►►i4l, nit it wns .4)1 itt►ptirtance to correct all Inise
views with- regard to the course of the negneia-
tiOns with the blinkters since the 15th of
Noveniber,which might tent) to dist tub the people;
'they,therefore unattimously retioNetl :-
1. That an nokint extract of the results of the negotiations,
shook, be drawn up by the seerrtnries,
I. That it. should .be laid betore the Diet for sts'approha-
ti

S. That a copy thereof 'should he sent as soon as poisible
by each Representative to his C.ll4titatlitS and, lastly,
ThAt ull thy Milliners of the, i let promise to einoge in
no Selhicate controversies in public jintrnals (row affection to
the good clam,' hut to penult passions to becoole
that must necessarily hinder, if not Mail; destroy, the great
worL now begin,.

The M,ii.ners 'ot the :leeretariatei
been prey ioubly Rustle acquainted with the object
of Count Willtieckl. motion, had already, in the
present; lion that it would be approved by the
Diet-, prepared the following extract, which they
present
‘, The Provisional Secreiariate of the Diet -of
the. States lierewith,as in ditty bound, give an 0t..!
ticial extract of the proceedings had in the recent
negociat twos :-.
" Thy Royal Itescript of the lath and 14th of Novem-
ber, and its suppleusents, gave occup.ion sa resat cUtiluus
propositions in the A‘setiiiity of the that,
S. As might lie vxlieetril, lit Hii ii6ieriwty where freedom
eif ,bsguy,iliil is one ni the lirat print:tides, throe were shades
of .fiticrelice tit the stews of the Nletithers I that,
" .3. Nuarlf the whole of the Members, however, who
spolo nit the subject, declare,. it as their op,iiien, that the
states could not. depart Irmo the principles they had hitherto

Far' stied.
" 4. That the resolution 'to enter into tirgocititions, was
adopted smite winnittion,ly, anti without opin„,,,ntinii,
*. n. That the tendency of the proposed address, in answer
to the rc.;:ript, sv,os.univer-solly approved..
" That though several members tiossesssd doubts at to
the term 4roi substance of the draft, and though not only they
hot its author were for sending it to the revision of a Cont-
miner; Ibis tin tint reVision ,appeared objectionable to
the mujortiy, anti the address %Val adopted in its t.ar state,
eh'teltythilt its grand object might be the sootier tut:tilled.
7. In fine, that i.be instt uctiutts communicated to the Ple-
nipotentiaries for the first sitting' received thc- ititunitisous It
IA the wholv assembly."
t\ the whole Diet recognised the contents of
this Extract to, he literally correct, it was received
and adopted with unanimous satisfaction,

henry Clarke, hie a letter carrier in the em-
ployment Of the, General Post Office in Dublin,
was executed last week at the front of Newgate,
pursuant to hi,. sentence, for embezzling a letter,
and taking thereout bank post bills to the amount
of 901.
A floe boy, the son of Mr. WA11,010; in. the •
Strand, fell. front a coal barge near the Strand.
Bridge, on SAtiirtlay, and was drowned.
st betore one &chick on Satorday
morning, 14%t, as Mr. %Welton's people, or Ash-
hocking, were proceeding towards Ipswich With t
waggon, they discovered the 'premises of -Mri
Doie, of lielmingham, to he on fire. They in-
stantly alarMed the family and neighbourhood,
by wfiielt ftletillS the most prompt assistance wat
afforded ; notwithatanding which, a barn, one
end of Which contained wheat and 'the other
clover seed, a bean stack, the greater' part of a
• clover stack, and some boy were destroyed, and
mitny, 'other stacks injured. By great exertion.,
the neat-house, stable, and port of the other
'buildings were saved, as well as all the horses,
the stable doors having been opened previoui to
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the fire, by which it is thought the premises Were
wilfully set on tire. About a.year ago- MK! Dove
had a threshing-machine destroyed by fire, since
which be has not had one on his premises he is
greatly respected by bli worktuet:, &c and it is
difficitlt to collecive it motive for so maricinas Ail
act.
.The premises, which belong, to Lord Dy-
sart, are insured in the Suffolk Fire Otlice. The
,damage sustained is very great..
Our Correspondent informs us that soon after
Messrs. Coneett and Co. the celebrated Surgeons,
bad established the Medical Board at Charlotte-
house, Blackfriars-road, a few of the Profession
iutbibed a degree of jealously, and committed
themselves, by avowing, their sentiments contrary
to the character of so liberal a Profession. They
lotie, however, since shewn some contrition, and
acknowledge they were not aware of whom the
Board was contposeti, or that private Practitioners
attended for advice with their patients, and who
are considered one ofthe Board coupilta-
toil. We are *ell assureji that iLmisaiiits full
victims to improper treatment. The M-edietil
Board must, therelore, be considered a public
benefit, and acknowledged the fountain head.
Among' Coonsellors there must be wisdom.; and
'we have no (lonia but mow lives wilt be pre.
iervitiby mean's of these- 6enrtleitten., and that
those who have been improperly treated,. Win
themrelves Of Stich an est'ablishktent.

V ROM
THU LA.4I .laUltN La. 1 L to 14p

(This Gazette announces that the Prince• R-
egent has been pleased in the name.of his Majesty,
to order a conge d'elire to pass the Great Scal,Ft9-
powering the Dean and Chapter of Christchur.4-
Oxford, tO elect alLshop of that See, void by-
death of • Dr. Jackson, and recommending the
EdWardfiegge, Dean Of Windsor, to be elected'
liishop of Oxford. .A!so the appointment of the
Rev. John Ireland. a Prebendary of Westminster,
to.he Dean of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter,
vacant by the death of Dr. ‘Vin. Vincent also.
granting to the Rev.. Phineas Tett, D. 1). the
place and dignity of .a Canon of Christ Church,-
Oxford, void by the death of the Bishop of Ox-,
ford ; also presenting the .Rey. Rob:rt Henry
• Johnson, M A. to the Rectory '• of Lutterworth,
and 'tithe Vicarage of Claybrooke, Leicestershire,
. vacant by the promotion of 1)r. H. Ryder to the
See ut Gloucester.)

BANKm7irrev ENLARGED.
13. Fowler, of Limehuove, shipwright, from Dec 23

ru Fel):10.