Star.
London, England, 1815-01-19 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, JANUARY 9.

„,,,
-1-o.oay the last division of the troops marched from
.thrs city I their depatture had been retarded by the
,his
rOads and the freezing of the 1;ve!-i. which hin.
deed their &Owing them. The Hanseatics And the
lim'ghera bad occupied all the ports some. d..ys before.
The* hrAve troops, who came as our deliverers, and
haie *distinguished themselves by their candact and
ixentpla'ry discipline, will long bc remembered with'
grathutte. Our best wishes accompany them.*
VIENNA, JANUARY 9.--(rrom a Letter)
It is said.- remonstrances have be..n made against
the erecti, n of Cracow into a Polish Hanse Tow n.

. The exchange projected by the English, in respect
• of Satdinia and Genoa, seems Li, go on weii ; it is,
however, expected that France witl make many ob-
' jectiqns, but which it will not be impossible to r•-
move. They l.peak of a letter which the Emperor of
Russia has written with his own hand to tlfe King of
Prussia, and which is said to contain the most solemn
assurances of sincere friendship, with the most invio-
lable fidelity, as an ally.
Almost all the greater and minor Princes of Ger-
many have declared their willingness to introduce a
representative Constitution into their dominions ; but
the present Sovereigns reserve the right of decidin'
more particularly on tile nature and number of theiE
Assemblies, and the subjects of their deliberations.
Pru,sia expects a Constitution from the hands of its
flak-minded King. Knowledge is, among this peo-
ple, more advanced—snore refined—and more widely
disseminated. It will, however, require time for the
completion of so great a work.
It is now said, that the fate of Saxony was fixed in
a Secret Article of the Treaty of Paris. It appears
from this, that the difficulties hitherto made in regard
to the union of this country with Prussia, do no; repect
tLe thing itself, but some contingent circumstances.
The King Of Denmark has given to the celebrated
Clunsellor Gcntz the Cross of Commander of the
Order of Dannebrog.
- Co the ‘29th, there was a fire-sic in the Angartin,
sit on foot by the celebrated Sir Sidney Smith. None
but Members of different Orders of Knighthood were
invited ; and the object of this noble assembly of
Knights was, to make a great subscription for the
Christian slaves in Tunis and Algiers; as also the
communication of several ideas of plans for securing
the Christian Nations in future from the enterprises
tstad oppression of the Infidels.
The project of a Constitution for Poland, as the
Emperor Alexander thinks to give it to that kingdom,
is said to be already prepared.
. The permission of the Greek Church for the mar-
riage of an Illustrious Northern Princess with a Ger-
Irian Crows Prince, is said to be received.

THE iIVENING :STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 11515.
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Last night arrived three liamhurgh and one Got-
tenbure. his il, but they add little es nothing to the
intelligence before received from Vienna, reaptetins
the proceedings of the Coniresa. Indeed we consider
the greater part of the statements which appear from
time to time in the Continental Journals, respecting
the arrangements under diacussioh, at Congress, as
mostly idle conjecture. 'The greater Powers seem
determined so to strengthen themselves that they may
have nothing to fe.tr in future from the ambitisus and
sinister policy of France. The claims of the minor
States will be regarded only in as far as they can be
made to harmonize with this general principle; but
it may be• relied on, that the rights of the citizens,
with whatever Government they may be-ultimately
incorporated, will be better defined and• protected
tbari before the French -revolution. In fact, the
.rank and consideration due to the people in the
pitlitical relations of Europe will be found to have
been raised in the scale by the issue of the long.
wettest from which Europe has just been delivered.—
a great blessing high to the rulers and theitstibjeiti:'
Toteniates now know something of that gett*d secret
respecting which the greater part of them were before
igiscn-antoutmely, of the value of the affections of
their people ; and on the other hand, the people have,
by dear-bought etperitruce, learnt the Taint of that
individual protection which can be given to their per-
tons and irverty only by well organized paternal
gwernmen t s.
• • By the test accounts from Geneva, we learn with
'pleasure that the Great Council of that religious and
respectable community have formally denounced the
contiiivance of the Sl7:ve Trade, as at variance with
the anFghtened doctrines which ought tognide every
ensured nation. Some *f our Readers may be in-
clined to ask, how ea.vnithc Penevese to take up this
aphieet I—The answer. Which we are prepared to give
*AU raise their moral and religious character still
klitthar than any dalatetion from uninterested badivi-
dtials could.
• •.;,t cahoot be eaid. that ma, from her locality,
i o Otilitertfq ie the a , ble traffic, but there
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to them certain miserable and half-starved merchants
of France. who cannot be supposed .to have. say ca-
pful of their own, applied for assistance to redwn:
mence their hopeful source of :effluence. It wis'utpoti
the promulgation of Ibis intelligence that the Public
Authorities pronounced a solemn sentence of civil
and religious excommunication against every Citizen
of the Republic who should lend himself to the sup-
port of such an infamous course of life.

INTBLLJGENCIL.
TLs airland,, from St. Vincent* to Newtons*tiara, Ir retaken
,4sy the Hamadryad triple, and arrived at her destination on the
Jd
The Vier Clestktm, flareWintsel, from Peterstmait to Gotten-
burg, i. pat into Revel with danisge, anti unloadir.g.
c .1 he Anna Maria, Lati7e, from Riga ro Crilteultagen, was
stranded near Rip, and tall of water, early In December.
The Speculation, Hansen, from Norway, was totally lost off
itevsl early in December.
The Phyc'..e, Schwyan, from Revel to Stettin, was totally
lost utf Baltic Port, on the 7th of December.

The Byde Roberts, choubuk, from /Level to Lubnk, is put
hack, with loss of sails and very leaky, having struck upon
Ortaholat.

The iscLastlieff, Hostfelllt, from Reed to Stockholm. four.-
demi s. I—crew drowned. •

`lla. Zoptyr, '.ltAtchrldge, is run down off Cromer, awl to.
taly lost.

FALMOUTH,. JANUARY 16.

Arrived the Two Brothers, and Diana, from Car/;
Ann and Susannah, DUNN, from Southampton ; the
Assistance, JENKINS, from Dublin; and the Teatshill,
/Intim, iron) Plymouth. Sailed the Nocton racket,
with mails fit Lisbon and Surinagn.—%Vnd N
PORTIOMOVII, JANUARY. is.
Sailed' his Majisty', &pi Connwactis, ORPHEUS,
and Rove& with' the ,Ea.4t India feet, ships for the
Cape and Isle of Prance. and the, Trade fur the Bra!
zili ; the Amrtigor frigate, to cruize off the We:item
Isles ; BJYNE man of WZIN for Cork ; Rim:move sloop
of war, to the westward ; and the HAUGUITY gun.
brig, for Plymouth. His Majesty's ship Watinfoa,
for the West Indies, remains.—Wand E.