Star.
London, England, 1811-12-25 00:00:00

goal elect on the four iternitost that the most of
them appeared to be altiply sinking:

kXTRACT OF A LETTS2 10.1011 ViIINIKAg DATkb NOV. 11.

Z 6 The Assembly of the States of Hungary held
consecutive sittings on the sth, 6th, and 7th of this
month:-This great activity, which hithertb has not
been equalled, causes many rerfiarks.
66 Letters received from Bucharest State, that an'
immediate peace bet Ween Russia and Turkey is no
longer doubted. The negotiations have commenced;
and are continue Without interniptioni"
46 Novessiza 13.---,The President of the Cham-
ber of Finances, Cotint Wallis, is still iri Presburgh.
A few days ago he transmitted to the Governbr of
Austria a letter from his Majestyof nearlythe follow-
ing tenor :
" Nothing shall turn me from the plans upon Which
i have resolved for the welfare cf my States ; I will
nut, either in Hungary or any other country subject
-to my dominion, any opposition, any limitation of
any right; or any resistance whatever; I will not
therefore permit in any case the States of Hungary
to render my beneficent and general measuies for the
good of my other subjects abbrtive."
66 NOVEMBER 13.—The Archduke Palatine of
ifungary; and Count Joseph Erdoedy, have arrived
here; It was reported that the Hungarian Diet was
abodt to be, closed ; but this dews, which is totally
mithout foundation, was purposely circulated by
tome speculators in the funds.
_ _ _

g, It is certain the Diet will t ontihue its labouts,
and that it is not pcssibleto assign the precise epoch
of its termination. The is4obles of the Kingdom, the
belt hilamed he ►ds in the State, the gresiter number
of the people, are openly in layout of the measures
proposed by Governmen•.f'

The American ship Symetry, CapfahLtiowrotr, of
New York, has arrived at Plymouth ; a day or two
before s' e left St. Mary's, there wxs an account re-
ceived Of a severe hurricane having been experience()
rtt Charlestown, which lasted twAve hours, and blew
filth most incredible fury/ Upwards of fifty houses
Were blown down, and a great number cf. persons
Were hurled in their ruing. Although it rained etces-
siVe hard at the timei the wind did riot abate : Many
ships were ()liven on shore, and many more went
down at their anchors ; the greater part of the crews
of the latter perished, such was the violence of the
tempest.

Yesterda? a Cabinet Cottneil assembled at the Fo.
feign Office. There were present the Lotto CIIAN
ttm.on, the Marquis WELI.t.SLEY, the Earls of LIVER..
rbOL and BATHURST, Lori MULGRAiE, the Outs-
czt.t.olt of the EXPIEQIISI, Mr. Secretary RYDE'
and Mr.
_C. YoRKE. The Council continued sitting
tfatil near six o'clocki

Yesterday the Duke of Yost: transacted military
lAsiness with the PRINCE AMEN- • floor about twelve
-o'clock until half-pgst one.
The Puma REGENT daily improves in the state
bf his health: Having found much benefit from the
airings which lie has recently enjoyed in the
his Royal Highness again ha4l recourse yesterday to
his carriage, in whieb be rode round them for some
time. _ _

The Duke of YORK yestetd:iy afternoon left town
for Oatlands immediately after his military levee, his
Royal Highness; having a dinner party there, ac•
Cording to annual custom, it being Christmas-eve.
The party was expected to be a very select one.
'l'hc nuptial ctremony between Mt. WELLESLEY
PoLe and Miss Tit.tiev LONG wid take place at Chip-
Tapnhani, Wilstsltite, immediately after Christmas.
Great preparations are making for the event.
Cu ats CH AS •DA Y.—The prisoners in the diffetent
cols of tire City of London, were ordered bt the
Right Honourable the Lord Mayor to receive one
tionnd of beef, one pint of porter, and half a 3d. loaf
each, pursuant to annual custom. Ten chaldrens of
Coals have also been given them by his Lordship.—
The Sheriffs have ordered the like donations on New
Year's-day nest.
Yesterday. was a busy day in Covent Gatden, in
Orovidirrg holly and ivy for the decorative ornaments
for the }resent merry Christmas ; as to tire Liss-inviting
ii;nletce; the damsels had purchased etet y bush of it
at art early hour:
Yesterday the Norwich, Burp Stowmarket, and
itarious other Coaches, arrived at late hours at the
swan with T'svO Necks, Golden Cross, and other Inns,
with locked doors and sealed windows, having nothing
but gone, iurkeys, chines and sausags, inside as well as
*lnside rasstngets I
Mrs. SuipoNs, as the Roman Matron, on retiring
from the stage on Monday night', after having over-
tonne Ceriolansu, adroitly blended her parting reve-
fence to b with obeissance to the audience On leay.
ing the Theatre till Easter. The audienchic e teceived
this mark of respect with great applause, wh indu-
ced bee then more distinctly to pay homage to them.
A Whale, who had partaken of the porridge by
which a Mr: STOYH ART, at Ecclefechan, near Diiti-
fries, was poisohed, also died of the same cause, on
Tuesday last. Helen Kennedy, the criminal, is only
21 yeats of age • and since her confinement in gaol,
teems to carry her' lamentable situation as lightly as
if she was no wise implicated.
On Wednesday evenhtg, about sr 4n o'clea,
farmer was attacked one the Kirltinfulloch road, near
to Bishop-bridge, in the neighbourhood of Glasgow,
knocked down, and robbed of his pocket book, con-
taining several bank notes, *promissory note for thirty-
eight pounds sixteen shillings, and several accounts.
The robber was stout made, and of middle size; had
on a shoredark coloured coat ,andspokewith an Irish.

accent.
A west wanton teptart *at tlismoth.
ing, that the landlord and landlaaly 4 the Five BeES
publie-hoosei Oa the Greenirich-road. had Ist•ett mur.
dewed, with Owe of theif thildren. The 'Whole sto
in ry
is an infamous falsehood, anti thtfse Who first origal,
ted it ought to Ve seeded), iwoniihed.

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