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London, England, 1816-12-06 00:00:00

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possessed of the pistol by saying he found it.
He was conveyed to the Secretary of State's
Office for the Home Department, whtwie he tind'er-
went It vet y strict investigation.
HatTos•asanntt.---Piiirick Kea*, a cloy age('
13, Wits finally etandoed, ckirged
hi Michael
yindon with breaking the windiraso,the'ahop of
Mr. George Cornish, baker, corner of Chancery-
lane, Holborn, between 7 and 8 o'clock on Mon.
Clay evening last, and taking out of die shop a
quantity of biscuits. It appeared in evidence,
that the prisoner, in company with a mob of about-
-150, who had been at the Meeting in, Spa-fields,
was heard to say, with en oath, facing the door of
Mr. Cornish," Go it, this is a baker's and im-
niediately throat his arm through the window, and
took out some biscuits. The above statement
being corroborated by other witnesses, the pri-
soner was fully committed to Newgate for trial.
The two men who were taken in Spa-fields on
suspicion of being concerned in rescuing the in-
flammatory Orator who addressed the crowd, out
or the custody of Mr. Stafford, Of Aiovc‘sireet,
and John Limbrisk, one of the Hatton-garden
officers, were examined, and discharged forwant of
proof. Limbrick secured the flag, whip!'
Mt this office.

GERMAN PAPER.

FRANKFenti, Nov. 26.—His Royal Ilighntis,
Prince Paul ut Wirtemberg .arrived here yester-
day with the Princess his wife and family. Tlieir
Highnesses arc going to llanau, where it is sup-
posed they will reside. Baron Plessel, Alinister
of the late Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, hat re-
ceived new credentials from the Grand Duke now
reigning:. his Excellency delivered the to the
Diet on the 18th. Several of the petitions and
representations laid before the Diet lote been
already taken into consideration and ex'autined.
Some which it was not Competent to decide, ypon
have been sent back, and the reasons for so Living
aitsigned.

SsioNT, Nov. 20.—1 n consequence of
,an. or-
der given by his Majesty ..the 24th of September,
at Toepliiz, the University of Ei tt,rt, wbicb has
subsisted ever since 1392, will be suppressed.—
Thc reasons for tbis decision are, on the one
hand, the insufficiency of tlit fun:ls which were
assigned to it, end, ott the O. tier, the consers;on
of the town into a fortress. The Professors re-
tain.the whole nt their salaries, and the funds of
the University are intended to awselimate the
public schools at Erfurt.

STUTTGAKI), Nov. B.—His Majesty the King
hai received a respectful Address from tl►e States,
in which they express their wiihes and their hopes
that his Nlait.sty trill gtaut them trht►t the King,
iais farther, constantly refused. There is, however,
every reason to suppose that the King will not
essentially deviate from the course pursued by
his father.

If the only thing in vestion was the establish-
ment of a Constitution for the ancient Duchy cat
Wurtetnberg, the object would easily be attained
it would be sufficient to restore the ancient Con-
stitution with some ameliorations. But the ac-
quisitions matte since 1601, have angmented.ttke
present kingdom of -Wtatemberg by the ,ice
extent of territory and in population. tVithAltion
new acquisition', which 114c1 various Coustitutinns,
and ensue of them none at nit, the kingdom has.
also acquired a very numerous nobility, whereas
it bad not any before 1801.

Before this epoch the Dochy.of Wurternburg
had a Representative Constitution without a no-
bility. This Nobility, among Which are nimve
twenty PrincO and Counts, who were formerly
Members of the German Empire, who have or-
quired great influence in the Assembly of the
States, is one of the obstacles to the introtloction
of a uniform Constitution for the whole 'tine=
of Wurtetnberg.

LAUSANN r, Nov. 22.—The Council of State of
the Valhi* has published m Ordinance on the re.
-ctuiting for foreign military service. fly this
Ordinance the enrolment is not valid, unless t: :c
recruit declares before the Judge thst he, enlists of
his own free will., A wife may claim her husband
children may claim their father.