Star.
London, England, 1814-09-29 00:00:00

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CAPE HIM?, I. •
There have been dispatched within these eight
days, from this port, six gAlliots or boats, under
Swedish and Spanish flagi, for St. Thomas and St.
Barthelemy,and guo
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and several Swedish and Spanish brigs
for the United States of America, all
"tided with sugar and-coffee.
The fallowing vessels, richly laden,' sailed the lath
of last month, ur.der convoy of
his Britannic MA-
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jesty s brig Argo :
The English brigs Logan and Cossack. the Tog.
lisp ships Thomas and Gunson, the galliot Active,'
and the Swedish brig Palmeira. These six vessels
will proceed to JAMAICA, whew they will join a large
convoy for England. These vessels have exe.-rted
about four millions of coffee, and 10:),(Ko millions
of cotton. When we consider the very short time
they remained in the port to effect the s.tle of their
cargoes, and take their lading in return, and yoke*
we think of the co/entity of produce which :111
in the migaiines of this place, indeperde:ttly of
those of Government and the prevent crop now
gathering, but not vet brought in, it clay be easily
conceived in what a very flourishing state agrical.
' ture is, and how very lucratin the commerce r.f this
kingdom is to foreigners, as well from the profit!
' which they r.,- Ake share, as the facility of dispatching
• their vessels promptly.

H.4.IIBURCII MAIL. .

BRANDENRURC, SEPTEMBT.i: 17.

We hear that the King sets out from Berlin oil the
18th to go to Vienna, where he wilt arrive. on the
25th. He will travel by way of Greenberg. Breslau.
and Neisse. His Royal Highness Prince William of.
Prussia is already set off. (in the 15:h Baron Yon:'
Eyben,thel)anish Ambassador Eatraordinary, hide
an audience of the King, ia which he delivered-ble-
credentials, and was very graciously received:
BRUNSWICK, SEPTKMBER t e.•
His Highness the Duke, with hie. two sons, wise
arrived from London with their tutor, Mr. PrincelAt.
ont this morning fon Carlsruhe, where the Prineee
will remain till the Duke returns from Vienna.

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER In. .
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is
'expected shortly to make a tour to Hamburgh.
HAMMecti, SEPTEMBER fa.
His Excellency Field-Marshal Count Von Stedioglr,
arrived yesterday from Paris, and will return to SAT-
`den by way of Stralsund.
The Hamburgh Paper, called the Boehm liallTLiit,
contains an authentic letter from Paris, which states
that Davoust having hitherto 1 iiiivi in getting him-
self declared free from the complaints against him,
Marshal l'ey undertook on Sunday, the 50, before
Mass, to beg the King to put an end to the exile of
Marshal Davoust, to restore him t' society, and allow
him to wait on his Kielty as hi. comrades had done,
who Al' demanded hits back, convinced that lie had
rcted in Hamburgh at a soldier and a max If Amur.
Marshal Ney's intercession is said•to have 114 d the
effect that Davoust will shortly have an audience,
though the day is not lined. It is certain that f the
kilt; yields on this occasion, it will be more to oblige
the army than Eekmahl.

SBITEMBER 17.
Co-int de Caramart, the French Ambassador. is
arrived here from Paris. The Ring's High Cham-
berlain, Prince Wittgenstein, isgone to Vienna, and
Mr. Haenl En, the Prussian Minlater and Plenipoten.
tier}}', to Cassel.
The King, by a Cabinet order of the IJI ies de-
clared his intention of naming some streets places
(or squares) in Berlin, after important events in the
late war, and has ordered already the square at
Brandenburg-gate to be called the Paris-square, and
the Octagon at the Potsdam-gam, the Leipsie-square.
The Russian Minister, Alopeus, is refarmed from
Paris.
On the 9th, at; order appeared, by ablch the ge-
neral law of the Kingdom, and the. fhtifls mf justice,
shall be again introdurelfraiii tile'llt of-January
1815, into the Provinces fortnerlrseparated from the
Prussian dom:nions, and now testnrefi to them.
Count Zochy, the Austrian Ambassador atiour Court,
is ordered to Vienna, to remain there during the stay
of the King. He leaves Berlin to-morrow morning
early, and will wait on the frontiers for the King, wlio
sets out in the evening.

WARSAW, SEPTEMBER 8.
A Russian Count chapel is erecting the Royal
Palace here. M. Mikulicz, Deputy to the Die:, who
was imprisoned at Pultova, is set at liberty by order
of the Emperor Alexander, as well as all the other
Poles, from the Duchy of Warsaw and Russian Po-
land, who by the command of the generous Monarch
return to their homes. The Polish troops lay aside
:he French uniform. The Hula's& keep their na-
tional dress.

Exclhinge nn London, 18th Sept. 92 sebill. nem.

MOSS, IN NORWAY, SEPT. 8.
While we look with lottging eyes (or the end of tl•e
troubles which have threatened c•ur country, we tr-
joice that our !mule Government will par icularly
attend to the execution of useful enterprises in Nor-
way. The Kiitg of Denmark, whose care we o:a9
always gratefully remember, did every thinN that
such a good King could do in the difficult circuit:-
ctances, and Moss owes bim especially the under.
taking of a canal, which has been unhappoly inter•
misted by the return of Mr. Kramer, the Dilec:ot
tue work, to Copenhagen. We hope, however, that
the Swedish .Government, which announco. such fk-
nevolent intentions towards Norstr:” , will ruse
work to he completed, which may be in future sit use-
fill to commerce. After all that the Danish Governo
ment has done for us for these VO years past, we s'j''
eant mitch assistance to be able fully to crijaT
riches of nature, with which we are not so scants y
endowed ac rhr -nerally helieved.

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