The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-15 00:00:00

BRUSSELS 4N GERMAN -PAPERS..

Braussera, Seer. B.—This morning a terribly
essaosination was committed het•een nine and ten
o'clock, in this city. A person, armed with a pistol
which tad a bayonet, gut into the apsrimenta of Mr.
Corteroil, a very rich Englishman, who lives in the
bloataglie du Puri. and attempted to discharge hi,
pistol at him ; hot ail it missed, be'made use of his
bayonet, and inflicted on his victim several danger.
tuff, if not mortal "mends.
_Havinacommitred this
crime, be ?gourd, leaving in Mr. Coeheroll's room
the pistol and his coat. The Police are in pursuit of
him i • he is generally spoken of as having,inhabited
a lodging in a neighbearing hour, and various
cans" are &Skated for this dreadfol aSseltination.
Sant: -9.—Tite ,amassin of Mr. Citckerelt has,
bithertoollesped all the exertions if
_Ant Papp... This,
.tediarldeal (not Belgian). was am! ba*treed, tty this
crime fkyt joalooly, 'as has been reported.' Mt. Ccvle-
sell's' situation, is very alarming; for "Of. the 'five'
woends which Ito hos received, two are attoposett to
be mortal: This Englishman enyttyed the public
esteem,and the crime committed upon his pereonl
his excited in this city equal horror and indignation.
Lin era moss clorrtrasem, sur. 3.;
. Yesterday was publisbadi by the Royal Commis.
Omer Coentiller faith', the final decision of the
&Wet Ministry, in regard to' late disturbances
here, which are now folly tetmlnated.t. It combines
*Der with mildness and swisdom, ind contains_ in
substance the &netting refigiatious '
. Is 4 Oa actirint of thy distarberace on the Iltb of
July (the strata rapms tits butcher's lupine), one ug-
lily student his been repelled; ter* students 'have'
faceivod of a *sr CONSiiiiMe 4•011I0
dents ate condemned to eight. dayli' imprisonment ;
yid several have been liberated by an espargatory
.oath.
The butcher !Caliche is condemned to eight days'
Imprisonment; every other day upon broad and water.
2d, On account of the disturbances on the 18th of '
July (the attack upon the military), one student is
condemned to fourteen days' imprisonment, and the
ebore.mentioned butcher to eight days' farther ins..
.prisottment.
so Ordinance not yet published, the Police

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•cer who, by adopting more serious measures,
might have quelled the distu►hences at their origin,
will be romovpd from Gottingen. What may yet be
.deternrioad upon with respect to many o►ganic it.
,van¢entrots in the Uoi►er•ity can et promo, be poly
conjectured. By these Oftforlonato event* Gottingen
etas curtainly lost a considerable number of its stu•
donts; but it is hoped that, in the opinion of cons'.
Berate parents, it will have gained much more in in-
ternal tattle.

BERLIN% Au*. 23.,A report resins in Ger.
spiny that we to lose the left bank of the Rhin*,
and that it will be transferred to a Caihotic Plioco,

Andemnifieation bind provided for no on the Elbe
and the Maine. Little probable as may -he the ea-
pectation of such an improvement of oh« map of Go,.
-Many drawn op at the Congress rd Vienna, and to
am tracing of which the pencil of the gtstilliCal po.
Widens so much contributed, evert German must he
intimated with the wish. that Suites VIPII formed-more

*nth a view to the moral sentiments of the People
than to the novo of the earth on which 'hog tread,
Were on the cossWeration of the souls than of the
Dumber of poles. Were this the guiding rule, no
Prince would exchange old subjects for now ; and
tbo Cabinet Oder of Frederick William 1., adder's-
tad to the People of the Mark, on their weaving a
Petition praying that he would not whinge them
for foreigners, would healways present to the recol•
lection of all the prat' re of territory. This Ca.
Neel Order was in the following terms:—" 1 should
set taint, he mad or drunk, if 1 "'changed you, my
faithful subjects, for foreign ragameffiee."