Star.
London, England, 1816-02-24 00:00:00

WARSAW, FEBRUARY &

The Nobility gave, the day before yesterday, a
splendid ball, and the Merchants a dinner yesterday,
in honour of Senator Lands-Kroy, formerly Russian
Governor of Poland, who is greatly beloved here,
having been always extremely kind to the inhabi-
tants, and supporting them to the utmost of his power
' when the country was in a critical situation.
Several Polish officers are gone to the Ukraine, to
purchase horses for the Polish cavalry.
By a Decree of thee Viceroy, General Zajonczek, the
kingdom of Poland is divided into eight provinces,
or liraiwothhifir. viz, Cracow, Sandon►ir, Kalisck,
Lublin, Plozk, Masovia, Podlachia, and Augustow.
The capitals are of Cracow Miechow (the free city of
Cracow and its territory being excluded from that
province) of Sandomir Radom, of Kalisck Lublin,
and Plozk, the town of the same name ; of Moravia
Warsaw, of Pedlachia Siedlec, and of Augustow
Suwalki. In these capitals will be the seats of the
Commissioners, formerly Prefectures.
.The Kingdom of Poland consists, according to the
present organization, of 39 circles, which contain 77
districts; the circles, in many instances;containing
several districts.

The tenants in the Saxon Palace have received
order to quit immediately, to make room for the
Staff of the Commander-in-Chief of the Palish *my,
and for the Polish Commandant of the city. It is
said that in future a part of the Polish army will, in
time of peace, be alternately discharged, upon fur-
lough, for a limited time, in order both to save ex-

pense, and' ive encouragement to agriceltare.
Commissioners are now employed in drawing up;
civil and penal code for the Kingdom of Poland.--.
The plan will be laid before the Diet. Prince Con-
stantine is shortly expected back from St. Petevabargh.

HANOVER, FEBRUARY 10.
The following is the Address presented by Coun-
cillor Meding, in the mime of the'States, to his Royal
Ilighness the Duke of Cambridge.:
N MOST ILLUIISIOVS DOLL..-111012* ORAMOVi Paint%
44 The assembled States of the. Kingdom of Hann
-
in would think they neglected their most sacred and
agreeable duty, if, at the moment when the victori-
ous English German Legion returns to its country,
and makes its solemn entrance into the capital, they
did not offer to it the tribute of their admiration and
gratitude. If, by its universally acknowledged he-
roism and persevering bravery, it has cooperated in
the object now so gloriously accomplished, and has
atquired the admiration of the present generation and
i.of posterity; the approbation of lvs itoyal Highness

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the Prince Regent. on? 3overeign, and the thanks's'
'of the great English nation, it ow a great part of
these distinguished rewards tO your Royal Highness,
its chief, by whose indefatigable zeal and favour of
this distinguished core, it was 'rendered possible for
it to gain this high degree of glory in the ever Me.'
mutable campaigns in the Spanish peninsula, and, if
Possible, to heighten it in the battle of Waterloo.
“ Deeply penetrated with sentiments of respect
and gratitude towards your Royal Highness, the 1
Chief of the English Hanoverian Legicin, the assem-
bled States of the Kingdom of Hanover venture to
repeat these sentiments, and to request your Royal
Highness to be pleased to express these feelings
which animate the States to all the Generals, Miss,
Subalterns, and privates of the English Hanoverian
Legion, on their joyftil return to their comity, anti
their solemn entrance into the Capital, and to add the
assurance that the assembled States of the Kingdom
'of Hanover will never forget the great services of this
distinguished corps, by which the Hanoverian name
bas been so highly honoured, and will always consi-
der the moment of its return to their country as one
if the happiest and most joyful epotths in the annals
of our history. .
14 The States venture likewise humbly to request
your Royal Highness to repeatto all the Royal Hano-
verian troops the thanks tocshe States, for their distin-
guished conduct in the last glorious campaign, and
1 their lively joy at their speedy and •happy return to
their country."

His R 0741 Highness answerei this address! in
the most gracious terms, and took upon himself to
communicate to all the troops the sentiments of gra-
titude expressed by the States.

His Royal Highness fcrther observed, that "it
was a peculiar pleasure and satisfaction to him, that
as Hanover could never forget how much England
hand done for it, the Hanoverian: had on their side
greatly contributed to the gaining of the •ictories, by
means of which England bad attained its present ele-
vation of splendor and happiness.

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HANOVER, FEBRUARY IS.
The five cavalry regiments of the Legion wiU be
received in the service of Hanover. Each regiment
,will be reduced to 400, and increased every year with
44 men, till they are on the full peace establishment.
The time for which the men are enlisted is ten years.
The artillery will consist of two companies on horse-
back, and ten on foot, and be divided into two bat-
talions: the Engineer corps will forth the 3d battalion.