Star.
London, England, 1817-06-17 00:00:00

WIRTEMBERG.

From the Papers received by the Flanders Mail of
to day, we learn that hi consequence of the dissolu-
tion of the Assembly of the States 'by the Itnao's re.
script of the 4th instant, the following additional
reaeript, xddreised to all the subjects of the kingdom,
was published the next day t•

• " We, WILLIAM," &C.
" Dear and faithful Subjects I—The Address the Assembly
Of the Stems Of the 4th of June, actording to erhiela the miljerity
has rejected in an inexplicable manner the definitive eters which
we made, in our Rescript of the !nth May sod lo seoplemenr,
.teceaclude a Ceettituttonel Compact,. bas brought the meant-
ime to such a point, that we must reneence all kepi of total/dog
tour object by omens of a Cunvention with this Amend* ..
" However painful it be to our puenael-been to seethotallstre
dill our efAtrts tar the e*eblisbment of a Constitution salted to
all the different relations, and which might have sconeollisted
indigents), and enter, god cause general satisfaction, our duties
id the totality of lovereign, and our relations with otherdionte
du not perish us to make to the demands- if the MIKA 'Wat
sacrifices, which would cause ON lbreese to lose its dignity; the
Government its force, and atop's** the independenur of their
• Itsl***e.ll4o"
" consequence, lee Ms* kerd•otnelf Under the necessity
of dissolving our Assembly, theth opetritiais of which could nu
bogy make to hope for a happyilsetie.
* The ispos6 which we shill ley before' our penile, of
Me manner is which the week of the Coostitutioir:hai been
hitherto treated, will cousin. leery impartial Fermin that we
hare done tu 4.1 desirable an notion; every thong that is
etworatible emu the rtglueisi oar. Crown, and the priocipiss of a
good Adel ntstratiso et the huts tad that the project et the
Ceostianisp, amassed to the liesezlr of the nth of Mays, tow
um. ever, thing that could be done to sonata the issavidualand
' poUtscai it eeduen et the people of Wittenberg.

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M W. inay trocideady bar, taw war eorawaperario and pus.
gain' oUl•M Puke so *la war Si wins, sad the...cher
with et, teeileatem it reel sod prodeet friends to their eitietry.
the 49 Messiosto who bawl Clubigaishod tbaseri►es bf that
pops' hall lamiersitic conduct au this issponset

Bet et; do still all' that depeada urea tw du ear iMtbfall
eopte easy sae.% little as tdsdhis frost the iirvaieecleded
of their llteliresisttatives. ler :add, se wtwu said .it rof
sate of 'the liddb ol May, the *deadest, that if the esajuriti
if Dui Feeple.diaid. a to the sheaweldles of dee Bahr sear ee by
theories *deer blaslorates, that they accept the Project el the
Coestitutits, wider tie reseictlees cestaleed le she said wiessipt,
we shall, se our dde, esteedir doe eesedtetised osiers* el
eses aded. eel drat Net kla .were . *1
We flee have le the Menshevik who have We* vesie, rho
1111” not Pao la! voted edibles do asisapowas el she Como
titles le the Assembly of the States ewe dleseivel, the &bony
dt secede's* It. W. repeat as the seasesiste• the aseetiesae.l
thataievsill to cur see* este, bees thle rawaist sal doe hew
Its of thelpreject if des+Cesetketlea; raj Meg ties deal
I set rams se a repressors/ea of the Stow • •

• " Ca fhb ethos Mod, we wine. with felt testicle:we. Nat
doe liehisseaar Itissiest Wl' set safer thssiseises
Is its sashes Is do observes* sit their bliss a fat's is sad
Maws, bat Has they win partway the mare ist their Malty
sad ehedissee. sun eprwitios is vary sat wading le disturb
public 44w sad tranisillity, will he 'ambled with en the rigesr•
et the laws.

I. Given at Swags* la Ms Milady's Prtvy Cow" Mb
hoe, 1517.
' " ifylds Majesty's Camusand."

The Paris Papers of Thursday-and Friday last ar.
rived at a late hour yesterday, and those of Satssrd.sy
this =arming. The disturbances on =taunt of the'
innursity of provisions appear to have been of wider
meat as. of a more serious complexion than we
apprised. The Gass* de hoses motions .no lam

than ten koasidarable places where arms wen takes
up by the people, and attacks mad* not only against
the civil auttlyritirs, but against tho_soldiery. At
Clutteau.Thierry, Moatargisr sad Lyons, the iasur.
rection assumed a very formidable appearante, -and
was not lutpressed without considerable Miley
and rme elusion of blood. In several places,:tll6.
cars on half-pay. appeared at the head of the spit

qu 'laity have at last, however, it Is- airowealliiill
every. where restored.—Funds, 13th Jane 65 C 2
• ?get.

.k. •
Soutoafirrroo, Joss 14.—Several mow _ bet ar-
rived here from France represent that an *min
scarcity of Corn prevails there, the stock being nearly
exhausted ; and that in consequence many English
families were preparing to return home. Large Tun.;
tides of Wheat have been recently shipped hers tot
the supply, it is said, of our uoops.,tn that country. 4
Three thousand quarters of Wheat, from Leghorn.
were last week landed at Havto, from too &id*
merchant brigs.
ROllllOll/ ve THIII SMILING MAIL +.0411' Readsys
will recollect the robbery of the Stirling Mail on the
3d of March last, when several thousand pound. in
Stirling Bank Notes were stolen. The supposed
thieves, closely pursued,. passed through Anima the
night atter the robbery was committed, and were
traced.to Manchester, where all clue was lost. No-
thing more was beard of them until Wodaesday
night, when they woe again observed to pan &mph
Anuan for Dumfries, ow their rectum frona.avlimob
neat day they were. taken into custody. mot look
Noses to die amount of nearly MOO fogad Bra alas
4160 of which were Notes, of the Stirling Bank....
They have b.-ea scat off to Edinburgh for szamilstion.