Star.
London, England, 1831-01-17 00:00:00

We have German papers this morning, from which we
resent the following brief extracts. Our readers will ob-
serve by an article from Warsaw, dated 30th December,
that the Emperor of Ross's.* la reported to have fixed on the
ph of this mouth, far the ,lentrance of his army into
Poland:
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hie the enjoyment of a happy Madly. 40
The Ilunicipal Council, while this publiolden web waosseel yestoday
by sound of trumpet by heralds escorted by theirs:ghat paid t the artil.
leer of the garrison announced the event to the inirdshanta. Pita as
preparing to celebrate it, and the joy of the brave Haderri la at its
height. The following are some of the articles atlas CortadtutNnt
The rights of the Israelites shall be regulated by a specie! law. No
exclusive privileges for commerce or manufactures shall henceforth be
granted. The existing monopolies shall be abolished by a particular
law. Patents of invention shall be given by the government, but not
for more than ten years. The press and the book trade shall be entirely
free. A law shall determine on the misdemeanors of the press. There
shall be no censorship except in cases fixed by the laws of the eon.
federation.

The violation of the secrecy of letters shall be prosecuted in the cri-
minal courts.

Nobody can be prosecuted for the expression of simple opinions.
Every man capable of bearing arms owes his services to his country in
case of necessity. The time of service shall not exceed five years.
The employments and offices of the state shall not be conferred till the
Qualifications of the candidate shall have been ascertained by an exami-
nation. No office can be given in reversion.

CASSEL, Jiw. 7.

Her, Royal Highness the Electress, and the Princess Caroline
arrived here yesterday from Fulda, and were received at
the Palace of Bellevue by the Elector accompanied by the
whole court, and the civil and military authorities. This even has
given extraordinary sat isfaction to the citizens of Cassel, who received the
&dress with the wannest testimonies of affection. A great part of the
city was brilliantly illuminated.
FRAWCIPOST, JAIL 100... Exchange OA London, lin. 1481.—Fratte-
fort Papers, Jan. 10.

NUREMBERG, Jaw. 7.

Notwithstanding the terrible decline in the prices of various funds on
the Exchange of Frankfort during the year 1830, the differences have
been punctually settled to the satisfaction of all parties.

WARSAW, Dic. 30.

Our Papers say, that the Emperor has fixed the lith of January for
:he entrance of the Russian army into Poland; that the Lithuanian
corps is assembling at &Amite, and that the Polish officers belonging to
it are transferred to other regiments Also, that General Pahlen is al.
ready in motion, and that some regiments of the corps of Gen. Sackett
hare also received orders to be in readiness to march. It was hoped that
in a few days some definitive news would be received from St. Peters.
burgh. Several persons from Lithuania and Volhynia, among whom
are Alexander Chodkiewies and the poet Konesiowski, are said to have
been sent into the interior of Russia.

DRESDEN, JAW. S.

Our highly respected Minister, Baron Von Lindenau, is gone to Ber-
lin, on a very important mission. After the arrival of an express from
him yesterday, it was reported that a Convention had been concluded
between Prussia and all the Saxon States, reducing to a very moderate
scale the duties of Customs on goods paging from one of the States to
another.—Nwreneburg Ceerespondeisi, Jon. 8.