The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-29 00:00:00

STATrSNIAS.

je-t es to vehmht• they ere intended or tato,
colored to benefit society, or injure it. M.ny
soils may be prosecuted by SO Attorney-General,'
erbich might to gigs oho waled, patriotic im-
setortebt). 'rry the actions of the accesed siren by
his fellow-men, his peers, or equals in society. If
they deem him guilty, puoish him ; if innocent, free
him ; bet let him not he kept in prison untried, for
that is en arbitrary, tyrannical way of dealing with
the subject.—lt is not •ppeeling I. the tense of the
nation at large, hot being assayed by the feeling of
a Minister nr of Ministers, whom detinqueneirs alone
may here been the sole provocation of the individual
hev:vg pot his life or liberty to the hazard by big peo
or his sword.

Two Mahone+ \tails artised pesterdsy, with Pr•
pe►s its She 134 inst. These aro foll of philippics
ogainst the secret societies in Gersnany, and especial•
ly shove in Prossia, with accoonts of sosittsilied ar•
tests, and the discovery of snore extensive plots One
of the Loomed Professors charged with i“<in.stme

tesolatinnsry principles lion the etswis of th• ste-
fleets et th• Uaisessity ®( Berlin, is D 7. Fhtiseatict

I.twts J AIM. He has beets townsmen iis a tot tre,
and preparation are making for his trial. Ile had
gone so Ir., it is alleged, as publicly to assert the
right of inating such of the to or the Suit•
as are obnettion to his party. The Academic gi..nate
has adi d a ratite to the University. statiug, 'bat
in the event of a refusal on the pirt of any of the
Stud. its to attend the Committee, recently appointed
so csemin. them es to their political opinions. they
would he compelled to obey. IVot%ithstanding these
saltillied sjmptums of alarm on the part of the
Prussian Gut/nom/ill, the Klitor of the Berlin Stile
audit trilby, it to be believed, thst the project of
revolt/limiting Germany " has had so little ascent
sauna i e sensible, brave, end faithful Prussian peo-
ple," at to int its the bitter complaints of its adeo•
cotes. The persons attested, he navels, are fee in
number. and chiefly foreigners, she came among the
Prussians to spread their demagogic poison.

A. artirle from Nassau, doled the 13. h inst. steles,
the Vermilion!! lan. is 111, in roottespiettme of that
late atist Ii upon his life ; be has Warned, •ith his
wife, to Wishadan. Lohniou has been ectitte)ell to
She same plan for trial. Like Sandi, he evinces no
ropentse.re; and prefers deeds by his own set to
d)it,g on the v.trold: he had refused food during
veral days. Professor o[ll4 still continues the Iris,'
and declares hi it, •4 The Iris will not he dropped;
sooner shall it be pohlialled under Totkish prow-
Otto." Ti'. lito4 of PIIMPIA has armorial the baths
of Toplits. lle paved throe hDt Paden, hal did not
lamp either lb• ie or sti) where else il•rine hisjostaey,
hiving tr.yelted toil t and day. The 4-h Joly, beinig
I ,
toe asonittnir) of the hi.th of the Prince Royal of
.;err new, •as viehrsted at 11. lairourg by • mufti.
bittot fete lic•ti by hi. Itts,•l Felhor. The
'aids on tie Mite. the ,Moselle, and in Franconia,
ate represented as rtfferivg th• prospect of so abundant
lint - -

I;ters from M irtinigse and Goadelnope were I
ceitril )esterrla), which represent th.. commerce ef
those i.1•..e1• to It+ in a ••••• of plume difficett, and
pmts ent. Ti.• plincit..l wet of thvir slime had
boon st.ippod rot Fran's., end the nayettriat of debts,
in a trot isumlpr of instan. vs, *al ennaidesed
vet of the sigrol,m. 01 ebOwerchenta reading
M ,rti-nrioe, not more than tee or th.ee were held to
Ism rosily 4..11..5it. The trade of the Hands, it sal
•aperte.l, would he th.oon open, um the unly Om!
of saving the commercial i.,te tests from ruin.

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Msj.nr-GeneralTonnen• hit written In Mr. ROTOR.
S•etmaty In the C..winitore, fnr a suhfcnyliw. r..
eni•Pil In. meting • Nlnnueoests In the lain Prineest
1141ILLOTTC. spoil 411111 to prepare a paper,
Omelet inn intuit OW* of +he fond, and to lay the
mum► bOrOIP the Pol.! c wnhout delay.

We have alrrsds alluded to the spirit manifested by
the Comber of Deputies of R.Varia on the 9h ions.,
refo.rog to recede from a former economical vote
te.pertina .he Army. notoithstanding the urgent re.
aints..raneell of the Government and the Chamber of
reerf. These Damian D.puties condected thee-
selves w.th no small share of yo.lginent soil address.
While there breathed in most of the speeches a 6ine
determination to resist all unnecessary espendstisre.
and to protect the interens of the People, the most
mirrors' arid decorous language was every where
used towards tinir Snwfreitgli. They all regretted
that so unwise a should have twee resorted
to, as a letter from the King to the Chamber of
Peers, expressing his determination, should the pro.
posed addition be refesed, of advancing the sum oat
of his Coati allowance; but they Ivey prudently
threw the whole blame on the Minister for the Army,
ribose ofistioacy, they sty, dune his Sovereign to
this injadicioos step.
It gives es the most sincere plesnire, that to wit.
nese the greed of liberal soil enlightened ideas
throoghnot Korope. Twenty veer,. are scarcely
elspted since she petiod when the People of the other
%Inc of Germany used to point to Bevaris a, a re.
gion where bigotry, ignorance, end stupidity, might
promise tlioniselves a long and utsiotetr•pted reign.
In that short span of time, hoarser, the most corn.
piety change has been effected. In no state is eds.
mini, more general, and a more rapid career of im-
provement going on. The inhabitants are distin.
guished for their liberality of sentinunt, and Munich,
the capital. is now pointed to by Germans, as the,
Athens of German,.
Our readers are aware that Bavaria, from its K.
teovive seermions, is now a State of considerable meg-
nitride. In mutation, It is nearly doable to that of
Prussia, on the accession of FnEnanicn IL. and in
natural re nnnnn es, it is vastly soperior to Old Pros•ia.
But though it is mach that the liberty mod happiness
..f four millions of people should he secured by Can.
stitutionn safeguards, the quesrion assumes as in-
creased Interest when viewed with reference to the
consequences of thi. liberty on others. The cause of
the Bresrien People is the cause of all Germans. T e
Islourphs of the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies,
be felt at Berlin as intensely as at Mooch. It is ire-
rocitite, we thilik, that Prussia can continue in
Weldon', while limas Is free.
Monday afternoon. Viscount CASTUIRIAGII Itft
town for his stet at North Croy,