Star.
London, England, 1830-10-29 00:00:00

GEhMANY.

HANAU, (HESSE CASSEL) OCL 18.—The magistrates of this city
have just_reeeived the constitution proposed by the Government for our
country. The elector declares that this constitution will be the fairest
monument of the union between the Prince and the people; that it will
support the administration in its beneficent action, will make the peo-
ple easy with respect to the maintenance of their liberties' and will en-
sure to the country the greatest future tranquillity. The following ass
some of the articles of this proposed constitution :
No law relative to the taxes, or restricting the rights of property, of
personal liberty, or of the freedom of industry, can be passed without
the consent of the Estates. consent will be necessary for the im-
position
of all the taxes, direct or indirect. The receivers shall not be
embalmed to levy the taxes, nor the people beohliged to pay them, un-
less particular mention is made in the ordinances and regulations rela-
tive to it, of the consent of the Estates. Every functionary who shall
be guilty of an infraction of the Constitution, may be accused for it by
the Estates, before the competent authority. No one shall be hindered
from having recourse to judicial proceedings. No inhabitant shall be
deprived of his liberty in any eases but those provided for by the laws.
Every person who is arrested shall be interrogated within 24 hours, and
informed of the accusation that has occasioned his arrest.

EaszxAcm, OCT. 12.—The kind of concert between the people of
the small Berman states seems to have made a deep impression on the

Sovereigns. They Ne.:!ii to be sensible that the proceedings of the people
are the result of u7.;ent wants, which they ought to provide for. At
least they make pprrnn•iscs, and inquire into die causes of die discontent.
Serious troubles fisvirg arisen in small places in our Duchy, at the Rune
time that troops h.:ve been detached to put them down, persons of dis..
tinction have hero t,t inquire into the causes of the.n. These persons
receive everybody politely, listen to all complaints, and change the
inagistiaseit who have made themselves odious to the public. By pro-
et:L;(lh; in this course, ntany evils would be prevented, and tranquillity I
would revive in Gerntae-:, Meiningen shares in our hopes, as it Pil.S7%
iht! Puke convoke the ..At.tteN. But the people have been to often de-
ceived when the del!tet 'WA:, past, that we must not he lulled into too
profound security.
EXCHANGE ot• Yeats.--The result of the elections, as far as
hitherto known, has revived the confidence of the monied men;
muse it is known that France is unanimous in desiring men who are
and devoted. to our constitutional principles, but at the same tin .2
enemies to disorder and ;dwell.
Our funds have felt this reviving confidence. The 3 per Cents. have
improved 25 cents on the closing price of Saturday ; the 5 per Cents.
25e. and Ducats 15:.

The rode perpthre lc Las been dull, and declines one.ltalf per cont.
FRENCH Fuze.;.—Fire per Cents. 95f. Three per Cents. 64f.55..
Bank Stock, 1,6:'4. SaMsh Iten.es, 19. Royal Spanish Loan, 47.
Exchinge on Low In!,, I mantis, 25f. 300.:1 months, 25f. 15c.