The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPBR..S.

TIAROIMIIi MAT 41.—Lioot000rd-Colonel Prof',
who is stated so bo gone to England with a commis-
sion r►lative to the redaction of the llsnosloriao army,
is espeeted to return shortly. A report says, that
floor Regiments of Infantry will be disbanded.
The best of the weather eostlnies to inereose. For
tom weeks we have bed ow rains and the droned is

• Sum• P•pers say, that In the ronfirloatiel sittings
of tie Diet, the introduction of fleprosetnative Cam.
►ti'etions I.sa been nmetiontml, bet it is not yet in.
cider! whether any discussion on the stehjeet Is to take
place in the public sittinp of the Diet. It oppose*,
that several Ambassadors desire it only some months
later than .as fitted last year; tho chief cosi. of this
delay la said to be, that the internal situation of sums
Siam be, int permitted the preliminary 'eyesores for
the introdoction of a Constitution to he brought to
maturity ; this is said to be particularly the case of
Prussia, should it, however, be dreaded shortly to
receive riederations on the subject is the piibtic sit-
tings, delay will be proposed by sovrrel Cowls, ac-
companied with an assurance that this affair obeli be
completed in the shortest time poislble.
Foam ?tit MAIN; MAT I9.—Accounts free dm
freettien of Saintly gin the following porticala'rs et
tho etpulsion of the J.ws from Menorruen c— Fenn.
ancient times the tone had the privilege thy( no Jew
should reside there; latterly several Jane had oats.
bushed thamisenes then, without any opposition freak
the Government. Som. time lion, circumalsocos
being champed, the Magistrates thooght It advisable
le enforce the old tegslations. end ell Jew beg,,ars
and petty dealers received orders to quit the non,
ouch they did. Some rich Jewish families remained,
and the iliegistratos were asked whether they should
be farther tolorstsd ? Tb. Magistrates thought them.
selves not competent to decide this question, and
called au Assembly of One Citizens. This Ameanhly
bad scarcely heard what was the master In d.b.a..,
ehen some of them, resolved to cut the knot at once,
collected sem. empty waggons standing is the air.
ket, obliged the Jews still remaining to pack up these
Roods, and to put themselves with them. in the vo•
hides which stood reedy to convey them over dill
frontiers. The immediate cease of the event is said
to have beim, that a Jew, contrary to the ancient nu
tom. which did not permit pirates of his nation In
'Noire real property, had purchased .a boom in Ilse
town of Mooing's, and desired to •hano his nerve
registered as dm proprietor. - •

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The Deke•a( Oldenbargh hes reeotworl to give ►ie
Steles a Representative Conviitetion, accordlog to
the 13th Mitch" of the Act Of Union. '

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Hatriap, NAg 211,1r.ivatts 'resents front Pegg
give eery' forroirrible ergsreports iseiTili. of the King
of France. Notwithstanding thedocision of the Chant.
her of Depntincropegring fne.eailipai6Appipers that
the signing nr•Fetitiens in their favr.ir is wet gives
ep, end several ale t• be presented before the close
of the Session, which wilt take place in tho month of
Jane, after the. passtog of the lew rerpecting the
Daily Journals. - •
NITIIIDAN, M At 27.— WA have received accosts('
from the Island of CIIfSCOS, of the rld of Jarseary,
that the epidemic which had prevailed there some
time, particularly on hoard the vessels; bad en,irely
ceased, and Cerecoa was spin quite healthy. They
enjoy there an agreeable and (raids' season ; and
tense of the lehabitants can remember so hoe a year.
From the Spanish Main we have not any news whet.
ever, though it is now the best mama for opening the
campaign, which mast soon take place. Several per.
sons attached to the party of independents, have re.
celeed orders in gait the island this nion,h, because
they were supposed to lute a correspondence with
the priesteers. They *spent shortly three ships of
ear from Holland.