Star.
London, England, 1815-12-27 00:00:00

BERLIN, DECEMBER 12.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange is gone
to St. Petersburg:). The Privy Counsellor Baron
Gruner has arrived here from Paris.
It is said that his Majesty the King has ordered,
that for this time, on the reduction of the war esta-
blishment, the supernumerary horses belonging to the
train, the baggage. &c. shall not lac sold by auction.
as formerly, but given to the country people as a
present. in, proportion to the loss which it shall
ap-
pear, from the report of the Magistrates, that they
have sustained in horses, &c.
EAST FRIESLAND, DECEMBER 9.

The moment of the actual cession of our province
to Hanover is now at hand. M. Von Bernuth, lately
President, is now entrusted with the organization of
a Departmental Government in the Rhine Provinces,
and the country feels the loss of this worthy servant
of the State, the more as it is so highly indebted to
his faithful and judicious administration in the most
difficult circumstances.

The following were the Members of the Deputation
sent at an earlier period to his Majesty the King of

Prussia :

Is., Count Von Wedal, one of the first Noblemen and Land-
owners in the'Proeince, and Chamberlain to the King of Pruslie.
ud. The Dumb Consul Mr. Ph. I. Abegg, one of the chief
Merchants in East Friesland, Director and chief Proprietor of
the great Embden Fishery, whd employs his large fortune in
giving employ and bread to thousands of hands and many families.
14 The Burgomaster Mende, from lienpm, who has studied
the law, and-new lives on Ids estate, employed on practical
agriculture.
lif our cots le ceded, the wise Hanoverian Government
will certainly always appreciate the men, who in the name
,of their fellow-citizens testified to the victorious Monarch

and on whom, and his aacestory, the province continued to in-
crease in prosperity, the gratkvde, attachment, and love, which
a generous people consecrates to the revered sovereign front whom
they must have the misfortune to separate. Indifferent, false
subjects, eager far change, can never be to wekome to a wise
Government, as those wbo, in parting, glee to their lawful Sava.
reign; in the sight of GOD and Man, affecting proofs of their
sincere attachment, which Is at thegame time the pledge of -their
loyal scud:news towards their future government.

HANOVER, DECEMBER 10.
The part of the province of Lingen (which we
hope will include the town of Lingen itself) which
falls to Hanover, will soon be given up by Prussia.

The Letter of Cardinal LITTA is just such as might
be expected, at such a crisis, from a Cardinal. The
three oaths, either of which " cannot but prove sa-
tistActory to the British Government," are all of
them defective in that point which ought not to have
been omitted—the power of the POPZ to free the de-
ponent from the obligation of the oath. But on the
subject of the oath we confess that our opinion is dif-
ferent from that of many. We would look more at
the legal penalties attached to perjury (whether by a
Catholic or a Protestant) than at the kind of salvor
which a man may administer to his conscience when
defines the - and

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which a man may administer ot. wnicn are scartereo
would defy them to act otherwise. To this luminous
taking the oath. The law defines the sense and inhabitants consist of Natives, the descendants of the derabie cpiantly remains undisposed F. liaving a
substitution they annex an article which ezcepts from
tne benefit of their amnesty the six following cate- meaning of every oath enjoined by law ; and every English settlers, Indian blacks with lank hair, Indian large supply ot Barley, which gleat;y exceeded :he
slaves, Lascars, and Chinese. The town is toletably demand, caused .11 further dectihe of Is per tom ter,
well organized Government will apply the penalty to
good, and the houses neat and clean: its first appear- and at that reduction sales were cull even lot line
" 1. AU those who have held any cnnyeedence with the the breach • f Ike law.
ihrlmperor dories his naidenee in the Me of Elba. ance reminds you strongly of the decoration of an samples. B:alla are per quarter cheaper. Oats
‘• B. Jut Staistan said Coutaelices of Sew who ears se. But the concluding paragraph of his letter deserves Opera seeue.., • and Peas ate ls. per quarter lower.