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should adsfaH on. his BrEA:Esrv's private
but that the Mlitisier of War should be of
avifed to shape hit expenditure to the Simi
sum allotted to his department ; and another
to, DIETRICH, added, that if the present
ter could not do this, another might be got who
rind no difficulty in the matter.—Next day a
was sent from the Chamber of Senators,
, augmentation of imposts for the army and ti.e
wok, but it was rejected by a large majority.
was however passed for an augmentation of
florins to the grant for the widows and or-
:,s of Protestant Ecclesiastics.
he 1/clambers Diet have unanimously elected
Wei,haar as their President, and appointed a
littoe to draw up an address of thanks to the
The Members are described as animated with
;liation, which promises the happiest
Teat object which the Government has
them together, is to obtain their
'ptance of an amended edition of the
nitution, proposed by the King two
then rejected in consequence of what
ingular coalition- between the High'
he Burgeoisie.." The King aPptaled to
RI we are now told, that the payeri OP
is their respective bailiwicks, have
cat majority the Constitutional project.
have been also entered into with the
and it is bcped the greater part will
The general opinion is said to have
Ired itself in favour of the Royal.Pro-
fact accords stronger guarantees to
many of the new Constitutions
) neighbouring countries. •
om Carlsruhe gives the following ac-
;esult of the precognition instituted at
:unsequence of the assassination of Kor-
-rect, it is of really momentous interest

& Germany:

s daily more and more evident, from
es instituted at Manheim against the
Kotzebue, that what the friends of
tes and the country have dreaded is but
I that Sand has had accomplices. M.
lorel, who has the direction of this
Ls, as we are assured from good autho-
:Gl the traces of a conspiracy which m-
all Germany, and probably even far-
inciples of this conspiracy are equally
in religion and in politics. It aims at

all the different faiths in Germany
o4e religion, which shall recognize no other an•
ty than the Bible, and no duty or 'Merit prin•
but aimt is the result of self-conviction. The

political end of this conspiracy is the amity of
r,7; to effect which, all the existing Gover4
are to be overturned, and a General Assembly
)ked in the centre of Germany, under the name
Senate, which shall elect a Prince for the whole
Nation. Such are the facts, as far as they
yet been suffered to transpire, arising out of this
'lre, which will soon be published, in order to
known to all Germany the foolish hopes of
:ion whose ramifications are daily extending.
arrests have already taken place in different
of Germany, and very recently at Berlin, where
7th, the great seal was put on the papers of

. Students and of a Professor. In the mean
Sand bell up very well, and will probably stir-
his imitator, Lehning, at Wisbaden, who after
ig vainly tried to open an artery, has swallowed
pieces of glass, which have put his life in great
"—French per cents. Tuoiday, 71 f. 60 c.

7e have received this morning Charlton Papers
25th of June.

•y recent accounts had been received from the
nah, but they contained nothing interesting.
From several parts of India speak of the severe
ier which was experienced in that quarter during
month of January. At Purneah, on the 24th
the ground was covered with hoar frost.—
Ater from Sheergatty, mentions, that on the 17th,
and 19th of the same month, the thermometer
28, and that they had ice a quarter of an inch
- The crops of cotton, htiweves, were expected
be this season very abundant.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Court, which
numerously attended. General NIGHTINGALE
introduced and invested with the insignia of the ,
of the Bath. Baron JUST, the Saxon Minister,
honour of an audience of his Royal Highness.
PRINCE REGENT afterwards held a Privy Conn-
a'. which Sir SASIUEL SHRPHERD, the Lord Chief
of the Exchequer in Scotland, was introduced
swom in a Member, and took his seat at the
accordingly. At the close of the Council, the
)ER of LONDON was introduced, and made his
the convicts capitally convicted at the last
at Justice-hall, in the Old Bailey. The Court
up a little before six o'clock.
Prince LEoroLo's Grand Party on Thursday night,
attended by the PRINCE REGENT, the Duke and
'less of KENT, the Duchess of YORE, the Princess
“uhra,the Princess SOPILIA, the Duke and Duchess
6Louciesren, the PERSIAN ASIDAMADOR, and a
Y numerous assemblage of Nobility and Gentry.'
decorations were splendid :—the entertainment
a Concert, followed by a Supper. The Concert
given in the principal Drawing-room, where one
le great objects of observation was a full-length
fait of the late Princess CHARLOTTE.
Captain F. C. CxciTry, of the 39th segiment, ar-
ed yesterday at Deal, in the Arno, from Canada;
dispatches from the Duke of &ex-mum

• DISTREStED•MANUPACTURER6.

LEICESTER, JULY 23.

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• Our streets, during the last two days, haVe thlz
sented the appalling spectacle of thousands of frath&i
work-knitters (men and women), out of employ, pa 71
rading the town in peaceful solemnity, and calling
upon all to " PITY TIIE DISTRESSED !"—They ask
for employment, and in the remuneration of their
labours are content with what their employers have
heretofore deemed to be " reasonable!" They have
published, during the week, an Appeal, addressed to
44 A generous Public," in which they protest that
to live by honest industry, without parochial aid, is
the sole and anxious wish of their heats !

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,s but that
invited to
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