Star.
London, England, 1815-11-10 00:00:00

V1E1'4:4:4. OC 25.

It is .t.E:211:.,1 sit)* w,ll not possess any
provwcv Ire felt 11.:nk" nt thr 12.!bioa. but that to
Trak,. nie for ell, the re.,..jAte will he reatiered to it.
lee Abe.; Mew of re ,d.zei well be indent-
r.iti, the; :I.lpet pert t.f tits Ttfi Bank of tne Rhine,
fr .1i) l'..itt.:llH W 01111:.
1114 Count St ickelholt, Russian Minis-
ter tilt Ci.nrt. i. ROW. fialr. This is li proof
th.st the .4!!0.1e of th,.11 lestie% Italy wil be 1-ng.
C nrnt l'o.acky I.ortrel tar bigot 11.. x tor V; _454W.
kaelprese A:rierd tai tht 19 it at i.itiben, buy-
ing ,;IPret at M.arvart ficr wopped bet•
aft v niomeqts Litie en, .end continued her journey
for jeldersbuts.

841755E1.8, NOVFNISF.It 4.
TNe Commissi‘a names! by h s according
to the nide of the Constituievii, whietv is ft:
preiytce the ony.:.iiivation of the St;ttes of the province
of liraoant, is in full ictivity.
By merins of the ii.easines ::doptecl in France for
the et ar,ir..tti.•n tit the re nr regime-1:h of all arm
which are to fi rm the Royal Guard. it .441 cruise-
ly coinposed of men devote.' to the King's p: non.
The Department of the Ninth will rut-14h for its
quota SW men, who are tio be chosen from ansonp
the solditrs who have served in the corps of Royal
Volunteers ; among the young men who have not
served at all, provided they are sons of landed pro.
prietors ; from the military who quitted the service
in 18114 and have since gone into it again; and,
lastly, from the military of the battalions die& of
the national guars.l; and of the disbanded Regiments.
The enrolment will be voluntary but.to be admit-
ted into the Royal Guard. the men who offer them..
selves must prove their good conduct and their at-
tachm,ot to the King, by a ctrificate from three
Notables and the Mayor of their Commune, signed
by the Justice of Peace of the Canton. They ate to
repair to Lille, whore they will he reviewed by the
Prefect, before whom they will take the following
oath :- F..ithfutly to wive the King, to obey the
orders which shall be Riven them for his Majesty's
service, and not tsi f rsake their standards." Thus
the guard of Louis XVI LI. will be henceforth coo-
pnsed of s..ddiers, upon whom he can depend on all
occasions.
The Mayor of the city of Brussels being informed
that a false slants has been spread among the militia.
oven, by a serer, that they were to be scut to the
colonies, reminds them, by superior ordera,.thnt by
Art. 210, of the Constitution. they cannot be sent to
the et.lonies; and by Art. 211, tiny cannot even be
s.,ot be, and the frontiers, with Jut the consent of the
~Siates General, unless in cases of imminent danger,
or when in changing their garrison, the shortest road
leads thrciugh a foreign territory.
•HAMBURGH._

Owing to the accidents which have attended the
shipping, a regulation to the following effect has
rev a adopted, v.hich is highly necessary to be known
14muter:: of iressela tr.sdii,g to the Elbe s^ On the
Nand of Noweetk, •at the • emeince oft the Elbe, •a
accord light fire, like shat already elisting since
lit year in the large tower, is erected on a newly
built smaller tower. This fire would he first lighted
on the 39th of .oetilber, and the light-hoese on
which a coal fi!e was formerly burning, will be taken
down. With regard to the sands, the new light-
house ie.phiced nearer to the large tower, and at the
same time somewhat more westerly, so that a vessel
Which has brought both lights in a line will be in
the direction with he small Ke;tel buoy, and has
therefore pot quite passed the Schaayharn Sand.—
'With this direction a vessel will sail over the Vogel
Fend in five fathoms water, bet the smith shore run.'
ntog here and all along iteep too, she must be very
easeful to keep this direction not longer, but within
eleven t.r twelve fathoms water; in which depth she
waist steer immediately 8. E. by S. E. when she
willpass the 'Schaal- buoy ; and continuing this course
,ntil the light of the highest tower bears B.S.W. she
se.ii be an a good anchoring place, near the Eltigal
boor of Netrwerk, from which place she may at stay.
time run-to Cushaven, by means of the buoys, in case
the pilot briny should be prevented by the ice riding
ju the entrance of the river. Tt.e N9rthern Beacon
(ilarkening beacon) being heightened again, it is to
oinerved that this beacon lies in a line with the
Schaar bu,,y and the larger tower, and that with re-
• spect tp this mark all former directions are still to be
attended to