German Papers.
The Times, 1824-09-22T00:00:00

A ne .nitres tr a intre antI more striet suiperinten(lencr of the edocatioil of ynioth), sonic iif wvtic b are tiready ordered, an1 otLhers il preparation, are, unhappily, still further shown to bh necessary by tilhe iscvery of a conibinatt.in aniong the scliool.0ovs at Hilbles- heim: both Prntestants rnid Catholics hia(l united to practise rob- bing in everv possible way. They had a captain, and tl:c band vrs so extensive that above 30 have been taken up. Tlhev had various depots for the effects they liati stolen. Each rmenber was obliged to bring to the captain every evening something that he hadl stoleni. It ha Ippened that a new member, not having becn ahle to bring any thing for two succ:'ssive evenhilns, was severelv punished, according to the regilations of the hand : on which lie wcnt home crying, and told iis father the wlhole affitir. tios losIt ito time in aceutt:tiotirg dlc p.olice. The idlra of this extravagant a:.lI criminal association seas sueg- gesceJ by1 novels, thc stil:ject: of which wecrc stories of 1;tndhitii and the like. The invctivration, *:hich itaq been going on forsome tiie, is not yet conclude(ld. Some if the boys havr been punishied in the schols, others are tidler arrest in a roomn at the pr1tlice-nhfice. The captain they halnd chosen is a hoy twelvc years old, son of a highily respectable civil otlicer. Th e .Igistrate. on seeing cite depositions, I ac.. sent for the clerk of the churcih of the fuoiv Ce'rs, nlCar which much of the stolen propert wvas w nlud. nliopinr to obtain sonic infer- mation from hin. The clerk, however, who was givetl to drinking, was fosintl next taiy dead in his owen house, having cutihis tiroat. This mai. who lias left a wife andt dlihidrcii in vreat ioverty.was pre- halIly one of tilc receivers and corrupters of the boys. It is expected that the finvernillent trill take thce necessary mea- sores resnetlil1g thle mischievo)us circulating libraries, and issue a strict ordinaince for the hicer religious insitrtction of youthi, and Cn- joiniog a tnttirc onstant attepdanec at church, anti itceaing thedivine word. FRANI!({)R'lT, St:pt 13. Aecordltig to the sixth secrion of the itew ordinalie. issuteil by the lGrand D)uIke of WCeintaTrjesprvc:ing ltheiewethe dti"ine service in li:e t-na:rogule Imu'r t be pert;itrrmci thro:tthont irn the Gcerinan lang-agc. The Jewish community has reruested the Government to allow) at least, certrinprayPers and r !igious exercisestobhe perPtrmeti in the Jiebtew otngtic, ticeiattc. acnorniitg to tile peculiatitics ot lie Jewish faiih, the blessitigs attil rco.%olation dtependl on theti ni wih thir pious hope to enjoy. In cons1titcrnccol' this petition,a rescript has breet issued, by which the itiabbi atil etuligiteiir-il iewi it mcnci f eIarningaredetired tostite expressly which are thic prayers difat it is to be WuishCli to have re- teated b l lebrew. The Prittce and Princeqs of I )rance set cuit this morning for \Vuei- nar. Their Hi,tnecs thc L-inlOhmrtvc anti L.antlrravine of IHoni- burg paid diem . visit yesterda tii mornite. At (oblentz they hadl an ilterviev willit IeICrsnl GT ik(dtu t onartinc anti his censort. The line of `?urreunbhert ala went ior ititet cnat Coblcntz. T'rie lke of Saxe i\f eining, n iq inow here. .SWITZEIRI,ANI), SEPrT 17. Thc iii tarv* cspittllatioti of Naples 1iiit,ens iut little progress. No Ite has Iseeti con Cltiled except for a litt lamu of I,itcerne. anld a colliany or' Underwsesleci. The Dtike otf (tlvello isat Lcrtne, in pxrinctation. it iS a slid. o; !rcsh instrertinns. OERR A.V '.- IP'RS. HANOVME,R, SEPTEdIPER 4.