Star.
London, England, 1818-06-27 00:00:00

INTERNAL DEBTS.

In Bank notes, 214,201,184 roubles: in sliver, .•
,000,544 rou-
bles : in gold, 18,260 roubles.

In the year of 1817, 30,000,000 of roubles were 'assigned to-
wards the payment of those debts. Of this sum thrt were
actually paid to creditors at home and abroad 17,1363.8eil rot:-
blcs.of the principal, and in interest IG,1:11,260 roubles; in all,
.11,01'3,143 roubles.

The payments made In gold and silver are also Included in this
sum. The unclaimed interest, namely, 14.954,000 roubles,
which the Commissioners did not pay in 1817, arc reserved for
the year 1818.—Total, 30,060,000.

A report prevails, that Holstein is about to receive
the blessing of a similar Constitution to that of Ba-
varia from the king of DEN'M A RIC, previous to his I
departure for the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle.—
Whilst his Majesty is occupied in restoring Holstein
to the privileges which it demands as a portion or
the Germanic Empire, we trust that he will also re- I
cognize the just claims of his Danish subjects to the
re-establishment of the free Constitution of their an-
cestors. The treacherous conduct of the Represen-
tatives of the Commons, in surrendering the liberties
of the Country to the Crown, upwards of a century
ago, can never be pleaded at the bar of Reason as a
valid argument for an hereditary entail of despotic
authority. If it were fit that such power should.be
any where lodged, it certainly could not be entrusekd
to one more capable, nor more inclined, to exercise
it for the general welfare of the people, than the pre-
sent Sneereign of Denmark. But it is, precisely,
under the reign of a Minarch who combines firm-
ness of character with an enlightened mind and a
benevolent heart, that i/le experiment can most suc-
cessfully be made, of transforming a herd of political
slaves into a nation of freemen.

The Merchants of Hamburgh have, it appears,
been seized with a sudden mania of sr eculating in
Peruvian bark, calculating npon a failure of the usual
supplies from South America. The immediate result
has been a rise of seventy per cent. in the price of the
article in the llaznburgh market.

Yesterday morning the Duke of Yor.!:, went to
Kew, on a visit to her MA,f EST Y, and returned to town
to dinner. The report of the state of her MaJesry
yesterday was—The Quz was going oa very well.

The Prince of HessE I IMIBOURG took his farewell
leave yesterday of the Pitts,t; Itiaixst at Carlton-
House. His Royal Highness accompanied him back
to the St. Petersburgh Hotel, whe: e his Serene High-
ness dined, and set ()IL accompaiaed by his Aide-de-
Camp, the Baron J. O'N-toirtax, at six o'clock, for
Brighton.
'Thursday the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE
walked th-ough ditferent parts of :sondon in private,
unattended by a servant. l'esLerday their Royal
Highnesses went to visit Lady CREMORNE at Chelsea.

The Ambassador from the Netherlands has taken
a house at Stockwell for his summer residence.
The Marchioness of Excictt has left town for her
seat, Langley, Kent.
A consider:o)le number of persons attended the
Court of thaacery this marniig, -v:rixtaziins of
the termination of 6.: Fong pending and in-
•!•estin; case of Taylor v. Antrim, respecting Lady
Vane Tempest, wile:: ti Loan O:ANCELLOH,
after a short coniemi.:e 1: S: ItomaLv,
and die other Cott,cl of the parties.',
in his private room, e•cp:-:,..sed hi, dv:erminUtion to
bring it to a conclusion I,i giving final judgment
i
on Monday.

A letter from the Isle or France mentions that 60
dead bodies had been fo•i id after the dreadful hur-,
ricane on the nixht betweea the tlSth of February and,
the Ist of March. Fifty ve,,se:s have been lost or da-'
maged, or have run whore. The following is a list
of the vessels which have been acrcand

The Philcmcl, the (*try , the Thr.:;Brethers the rebel.;
fere. the Wea:agtiri, the Young Adetihus, the Constance, the
Mintsv4, the Cirmele, the Cerestina, the Celia, the Aftiean
tiro Prosperity, the l'sfae.c:enne frigate, the Perseverance, the
Melanco, the Eugenia, the Amelia, the Pallas, the hloileste,,
the Fleury, the Young Amelia, the Peace, the-cutter Lucy
Billies, the Julia, the Rvturn, the Laura, the G.r.eteux, the
Hansa, the Jason, the Ocean' the Matta, the Sha Stillman, the
JO 4 packet, the Griffin, the C..iroline and the Lilia.
Names of vessels more or less damaged: without having ten
ashore—The Blucher, the Zephyr, the Dolphin, the Fanny,
the LP-, the Prir.ce Regent, the dle Martha, the Ralph, the
Youngllenrr, and the Eclair. Vends totally lost : The Petite
Ville, the William, and the Fos-