Star.
London, England, 1813-04-29 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURGH, MARCH 24.

On the 21st instant, a solemn Thanksgiving was
performed at the Cathedral Church here, called the
Casan Church, for the entrance of the Russians into
Berlin. The ceremony was performed by his emi-
nence Ambroscus, Metropolitan of Nowgorod and
St. Petersburgh, in presence of the Empress, the
Great Dukes and Duchesses, the Nobility of both
sexes, and the Foreign Ministers.—Our Gazettes are
full of names of Fren:h, Dutch, Italians, and Ger-
mans, whose places of abode are enquired for, with
the addition that Bankers here have money to pay
them from their families.
PROCLAMATION.

4 Head-quarters at KaMa., April 6, 18 IS.
le His Majesty the Emperor of Russia, and his
Majesty the King of Prussia, have been pleased to
order the establishment of a Council of Administra-
tion of the Aliied Powers, for the North of Germany,
to give to the direction of Officers in this country,
consistency, connection, and uniformity in the co-
operation of the single parts. This Council is espe-
cially commissioned to arrange with the different Go-
vernments all that relates to the Police, the Finances,
the Arming, and other objects, which may serve as
well to the security as to the maintenance and aug-
mentation of the armies which fight for the recovery
of Germany's independence. All public officers and
inhabitants of North Germany are desired to follow
the regulations of this council. Their Majesties have
been pleased provisionally to appoint Baron Carl Von
Stein President of the Council. (Signed)
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" Prince KUTUSOFF SSIOLENSK."

Letters have been received from the French coast,
stating that TALLEYRAND had been appointed Presi-
dent of the Council of Regency at Paris. It was
supposed the. Grand Army, under BONAPARTE in
person, would be immediately put in motion to unite
with the Contingents of the Rhine, of which Barn-
burg was the principal station.
It is a most curious coincidence in the Moniteur,
that on the day after stating the barbarity of mur-
dering the citizens of Bremen for rising up against the
existing authority in their country, there is a warm
eulogium on the insurgent Sicilians, for their endea-
vours to rescue the island from the power in possession
of their Government _

We cannot refrain from calling the attention of our
Readers to the advertisement in front of this Paper,
in favour of the poor families of the fishermen who
perished on the 12th of February in Donegal Bay.
On the night alluded to, nearly 60 boats employed
in the herring fishery were overwhelmed in a dread-
ful storm. It is impossible to describe the misery
occasioned by this catastrophe. So far as pecuniary
aid can relieve such sufferings, we are convinced that
the present appeal to humanity will gain its object.
Yesterday Mr. HASE, of the Bank, informed the
Gentlemen on the Stock Exchange, that he had re-
ceived notice from the CHANcEcton of the EXCHE-
QUER, that it was intended to propose the funding of
six millions of Exchequer Bills in the Four per cents.
at the rate of £139 for every £lOO, and that the
holders of the Debentures should have liberty to sub-
scribe double the amount of the obligations of that
description in their possession. This communication
occasioned a depression of the Four per cent. stock to
the extent of one and a half per cent. ; but towards
the close of the market the price recovered.