London, Wednesday, Septem...
We have receivedl the Palis journals of Sunday, and thc ltoile dated Monday. According to the latter, Louts XVIII., notwithstan(ling his state of indisposition, con- tinues to give audience to Foreign Ambassadoirs and pez. sops of distinction. The .Jwr1rnal des Deldati.f contains an account of overtures made by the Austrian MNinister to the Gernanic Diet on the 16th of August, and the rcsohi- tious adopted by that body. Notwithstanding all that has been done by the Sovereignis who have taken upon themi- selves the task of maintaining the peace of the world, Austria is by no means satisfied with the state of things in Germany. It is tdeclared that the monarchical principle is not yet duly extended, nor the press sufficiently restralin. ed; and the Court of Austria still expresses as much (dread of revolution as it did in the most flourishing period of Ja- cobinisrn. The Austrian Minister complains to the Diet- 1I,of the false interpretations given to the 13th article of the Federal Act; 2, the erroneous ideas forncd of the powers of the Diet ; 3, the atate of the Germ an Universitics ; and 4, the aba7ses ofthe press. In consequence of this repre- sentation, the Diet resolved-1, That in all the States of the Confederation in which constitutions exist, care should be taken that in the exercise of the rights granted by those constitutions to assemblies, the monarchial principle be maintained in all its integrity, and that the evils which may arise from chle publicity of the debates, and the printing of the proceedings of such assemblies, shouldl be guarded against by regulations; 2, that a committee of five mem- bers of the Diet shouldI be chosen to examine anti report on the law of the 20th of September, 1819, which is in the mean time maintained; 3, that the provisional law on the subject of the press, which would expire on the 20th of Eeptember in this year, should be maintained in vigour antil a definitive measure on the subject be adopted. The accounts in the Paris journals relative to the Greeks cor- respond with those given in another part of our paper fromn the Allgemeine Zeihung. L ONDOY. WEDNiRVX,On1, SEPTEMBFR 1, I124.