The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

lintizt.ssaci, MST 17.—For some days the death
of Sao& has been spoken or, bet nosy doebts are
voter/sired. It is certain, however, that his papers,
and all the rigid researches concerning tim,
to pion that the partisans of obsolete power have
acted altogether gratuitously in taking advantage of
the crime of this young man to colon/obits liberal
principles. end vomit so many vociferation, so teeny
stiontri and atrocious aceesations against the German
Universities. That of Jena has been particularly assail-
ed with the most poisoned wows. Still it will proba-
bly net s, En so inch mischief es was feared. The Go.
*treeing. of Ila-orer and Hesse-Cassel only have
1.11,..ed the step. of Prussia in removing her young
*objects. a wenn which she has not yet revoked.
M. M. K ...aeewits awl Ectioninghaos,Commissaries
of she Grand Doke of Weimar have made the most
lignites enqabies at Jena cqnceroieg the affiliations
er secret societies, by *Ma it was pretended the
students were ',sited, from one end of Germany to
the ether. Especially it was supposed that the
Universities of Ginn and Jena were welted bjAptit
most horrible bonds. The enquiry of these
misserin has put an owl to this odious fable. There
do esitt eetieng omit of the Germs. Universities,
fratereities or brotherhoods, bet these sort of inti.
tutiona are old and well known, and are set cake-
lamed to alarm or yes authority.
The Chamber of Deputies in Badeo has ben oc-
cupied hitherto with the following gantlets' :
Fieedoos of Commerce, Politic Administratleas of
Justice, and the introdection of a Jury Is all Cried.
nil Cases and Offences of the Press. A dispute yet
subsists between the Ultras and the advocates of po-
pular rights. The motto of the Ultras there. es In
France, appears to b', " All or Nothing," not-
withatanalimg the multitude of examples which have
!wowed how dangerous it is to risk at one threw the
whole of on's fortune.

From Flanders they write, that a number of to.
roiloora arrive tlwree from all parts of the Continent,
ler the pupils, of seeking lb. means of embarking,
laam
i order to Oil the ease of else Independents of Soeth
rka. The Belgians, who still beer in stied the
ntilisting sod creel yoke audit which their awes-
tars groaned, are very well disposed• totem& the
caste of the South Americans ; sad there never was
a caste more popelar, net only in Belgian', bet
throughout the Contieent. The ectiritr with ftbkb

LONDON:
SATURDAY. NAY 29, 1819.

SUARSPEARE says—
" II wood I. paw where I shall list begin"
The Soweto of she Nation has orijooreed its sittings,
bet—
" What pawn free woe. what hopes et dostort Imlay"
to es the ease of Smote ! This Intermission Ircn
legislation or debate is sot like that of • truce, a
cessation of erns. It is rather • trodden's, sled
die poor sweefacterlog 11161141111 and !shooters
throottheet the whole country are being killed every
day by starvation or sentient from what has rousaio.
eel indoor. Whets the soi.otioant Reposseutstives of
the People do Moot spilt, which will be west Wed.
Wady, will they seriously labour to dry those tears
4is the eyes of their tuff iog countrymee which,
allowed to Mshod at lid ate, cannot fall to elfin-
push every spark of lode fire that has long
welded the beasts of Bri ns. Or will sot the Peo-
ple, rather Is the words of the indignant sunset of
The Wriega of Mao—
.' De lend by opiates, frothy words impart,
Pods to limo ear—oot comfort to the heart?
LW* Mat of Reason —let ea tors sod see
Ilmw prattles sad bow prowl restore agree 4
tooter* the NOME /MN **Me dIeMP Mafiosi's low
So
hamlets with Nom. oo ties-charged with woe.
new whether Wahl,' Goo. 'sr Pease. Ow*
I'so mem now. have heated hot ii• 1111111 dote;
If wise Omolpshosse sedated for all.
The abide porta, of, or at parts bat Ali."