Star.
London, England, 1817-12-26 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

Another Dutch Mail arrived this
following are the principal articles
conveptace :

LOWER ELBE, DECEMBEI
The marriage of his Royal Hight
Cambridge with the Princess Augi
the Landgrave Frederick of Hesse ,
the Elector, has been solemnly kw
sides, and the approbation required
already arrived. The marriage is
soon as the mourning for the Princess
They write from Cuxhaven, that
present critical circumstances the qi
tions are so strictly enforce:l, that _
West Indies WAS lately fired at repeatedl.
attempted to sail up the river before
ranting was expired. It WAS forced
chor again.

The journal of the German student
advertised to appear at Jena, will not

' LEIPZIG, DRCEMBEI
We read here with much curio
Papers say of the Constitution of :he
discontent of the country people aL
sented, and of the prorogation of the
we see things in a very different li
governs himself, with his usual wisdi
mess—the Minister works under thr
with great prudence, and does not col
influenced by little passions. The net
it is true, is not approved of by soma
is no less true that we are persuaded
dnue, and the sphere of its oplratik
extended. Our representation is do,
tical, and eonsequeatly not conform,
of the age ; this deficiency in form
the excellent spirit of the S.sznn nobilit
ties of the Cities who know what a respon,
have taken upon themselves towards
citizens. People may preach up revolt
much as they please; if the police
will pay attention to it, this is the best
good Government ; the. Statea quietly
operations, and they will have finished
Easter.

Y WI, WiLLlAllis by the grace of Owe, Ike. he. having
wheel tato ear oesaiderekie the existing ildraranees is the jam
respoedsg the Tea Trade, as they aPPIT Mae two principal dl •
whims el the kingdom, Judge kexpedleatthat the ease ought to
be sailors; awl swag tint the law of the Sid of March, 1413,
for the estabihheneet la her Northern Provinces of as exclusive
Company for the trade so China, has not been attended with the
reuuhe IMO wore expected; hot that so far from oar =erten-
lee se traillag seldom baring eabscribed far shares In the said
Opeipeny, in the hooks which base sow been folly two yews
mu Fiume purpose, they fame ',pressed a geowal wish that
the trade in the ardele of Tat should be thrown open; ST UTTGARII, DECEMPEk
M 'owe beitlegg heard our Camel of State, and with the eon. The profound gratitude of the people
ow° "64" 4-the itieee °elm"' here thetillbs Peeper and le- and by burg, principally of the ancient Provinc
ass. peewees do think proper and resolve,
Trad
!obelus relative to the T dons, for the benefits which his Majesty
a. mt. no au laws cow !obelus e
and dean.~ hen* witheires and shegehet cmferred on theirs by his Edicts title
'Veil* USW etailled the *meal seclusive wall resoli, displays itself la auaterous

, permed b special deputations.
presented by a Deput.ttion from the
of Tuhintzen, expressing the most
this Edict ith! their inviolable
ijesty ; they are pirticithrly wt.
:onferred by the abolition of 114%
'sequences. and the promise of a
iunded on more equitable bases.
:I.s, DECEMBER so.
.h Judge Advocate General. ar
im the head-quarters at Cambray.
'der to be present at the pleadings
lithe of Wellington against De-
'air, wh;ch some people connect
,rations, excites much interest.

;LEM, DECEMBER /).
is from Java are of the 16th of
:ellencies the Commissioners•Ge-
Governor-General had proceeded
ipon their tour in the interinr. and
Every thing was arra4ged with
icers, who had all quitted the
petted transports with troops had
Selima and the Augusta. The
limbos had s4iltd to Samarang

the latter place was his Excel-
Cummissioner•General Admiral Buyskes,
\ mboyna. News had been received
thing was tranquil in the Molucca
ited, li.wever, that the spice plan:
' severely by the cutting down of

INA. DECEMBER In.
XMATS LLI*T.ER.
rail* to every friend of historical
most extraordinary events of our
thich has excited the greatest in•
age, and must figure equally in
'—siaraely, the destruction of the
15114 in 1912, should be described
icy as possible to our cetempora-
to posterity with is many details
and as much precision as can be
the motive which I have in view
the following facts person,
alluded to, resided at Moscow,
itness of many of- the events that
• had all means of information in
Jat it is a gross mistake to sup-
uction of Moscow was a heroic
of the Russian,. It is true that
burnt down his own country seat
, road from Mojaist to Moscow,
notice on a pillar that he had so
Ind contempt for. Napoleon r but
..t individual pitr!otism, and hid no
connection with the events in the capi-
, brave man was the Governor of it.
, original intent* of the Russians
Olen-city, they would have done it the
;my abandoned the defence of it;
'instances were the first and real
As soon as Napoleon had er-
g/muslin, his guards began to pillage the
continued so to do till night, when they
• bundles of caliche., fastened them upon
strarbled thus through the maga-
the markets of spices; and when
their cupidity, left- their lighted
What wonder, then, that a cm-
; in every quarter of the city,
the houses are of wood."

ems- ••••••

RUTH AMERICA.
• Jarnts,*to Cork, we have received
dated 16th October. from which
racts. Though only a few days
accounts from the same quarter,
not recent enough to furnish to
the success of the Patriots sink
, interior to the Atlantic coast,
read with a lively interest. Sob-
translation of a Bulletin describing
General Pan's army, the same
lately. in their ofAcial Gazettes
Journals, stated that they had defeated,/
up their credit:
FAIN, TRINIDAD, OCTOBER IA '
Patriots of Venezuela have had ne•
alibi supplies they stained, as the
t.iettepiesl by the Spaniards, as well
Province of t meccas. so that until
possession of the capital and 6ae
Jana, the valuable articles from the
outlet. It is a pity the Two Friends
direct to Guayana ; that
,ire terminated the war in three
I hope it will reach them soon.
arms and anununikion to 'carry all

out

good 04cers and enlizitessed
, also the British interest a which is,
inclination of the people, very strong,
hcinotirable conduct has added to
In a word, we have only tel
iteresti of Great Britaia. to enjoy
the trade of every section of South.
the *present opportunity be lost..
deterner
pesticipate in on very disedrantageons
the Spanish Main be reduced by
are am safe; for iceill pia,*
la9ge army of hardy awl
applies particularly to this idea&
\ MAIL Pod mask leas Negev) tit

never forma Maritime. Amer. This circumstance
secures to us her trade, without any risk. Bolide.,
_sinless made subservierst to European ambition, they
bav,• its) ri 4 ots..try o' their Own to trouble us.
lint• ferderrair.! •nay wish to'hive Trinidad, as hi.
fatlmr -in-! h.s • i.ireil to p issess the Monterideari
ttyritory,or with his thea mounted Tartars, to visit
Demerary. Berbice, &c.—for they are easily traine•i
as infantry. Toe Bourbons are on their former
thrones, and a family compact, and a family war
against the commercial interests and navigation of
Great Britain, are by no means events out of the
reach of possibility, any more than the kind aid of
the Northern Powers. Bin lop off South• America
and profit of her trade, and we neutralize the danger
of such coalitions.

•' The patriots are gaining ground daily in a mi-1
litary sense, as well as in order and good govern-
ment. I have the best information probably of any
individual in the country.

BULLS FIN.
" Capitol of Omens, Sept. 30, MIT.
• " Four Beeberas which have arrived this day from Apure leave
brought with them communications from Oatmeal Para of the
13th Natant, in the position of Y.agual, for his Excellency the tio.
pease Chief. That General bas countermarched to t►e places
formerly occupied by him, after having occupied the capital of
animas which was defended by Remigio Ramos with 00 mess,
infantry and cavalry, 'lids rash Spanish Chid had the PralualP•
don, oo tbeeisthmf August, to offer battle to General Pies, and
the result of It was the absolute destruction of Its forces. One
hundred sod fifty were killed, one hundred made prisoners ; and
one hundred fusils, 4,000 fusil cartirrehes, are the spoils which
have been taken from the enemy, who was pursued as far as the
Rio de *mono, In the Province of Caracas.

" The long and forced marches which General Pars bad to
make, the Wm tattoos of the Llano., have knocked up his ca-
valry to such a degree, that it was impossible for hint to commie
his operations to San Carlos as he proposed. 'llk coesideration
and the well-grounded appreheusions that the re-onion of the
enemies forces in Nutria and San Venial° might attempt some
operations against the Yagual, where a great pan of our remount
and all the emigralits were, obliged General Pees to abandon
the project of advancing farther Into the Prottlace.of Carat:m.-
10 fact, on the 17th of August, he evamiated new Virinass
after having taken from it whatever was serviceable for the army.
The result of this operation has confirmed the just apprehensions'
of General Pars. In his mach, oo his &Meta( at the Manteca
he iterated that Calsada, with SO vessel, was advancing to sur-
prise the detachment which covered the Yagnal, but who, when
he realise notice of the approach of our division, desisted from
hie attempt, and returned to allut himself op in San Fernando.
" Among thesapersintercepted in Vanua', was found a state-
ment of the enemies' forces covering the river Aphre.
,All his:
forces are infantry, and du not amount to 1000 melt; the only
hones which he bad were taken by Ueueral Pais in bit incersioos.
" The accounts from Now Granola are highly lettering.
' Mee Creole Olken, who were in the service of the Spaniards
in Woman, downed with tO Fueikers, and joined the scattered
troops and the Guerillas who were on the otesmaies of It Cauca,
marched to Mon, took that Province, killed the Governor, and
being dime reinforced, in the month of June thrummed the ca-
pital of Popayan, which it was q would be evacuated, as
the forces which covered it were for ks debate*.
all the laterlor of New Granada there are net mere than 1000
men, the 'greatest part of them Creoles, and the divided is
various Feints.
" The above Is announced to The piddle by orders of his Bat.
cadency the Supreme Chief for their information.
(Signed) " Son err a."

The Russian squadron, at Spithead, are taking in
water, Iltc. and it is expected will be ready for sea in
ten or twelve days, when they will proceed for Cadiz.
It is reported that " The Emperor Atccharma
has written to the Duke of WILLINGTON, invitiag his
Grace to mediate between France sad Prussia s and
to act epos principles of equity and conciljation, for
the sake of prolonging that oniversal peace to which
he had so powerfully contributed."--See the Private
Letter from Paris given in another column.

A letter from an Officer of rank in Spain, dated
November 20, says,
.44 I have the satisfaction to in.
form yoe, that I have just finished .the translation,
into the Castilian language, of the interesting Ma.
mud of the British or Lancastrian System of Educa-
tion, which I am now about to lay at the feet of the
Kiss, with a Memoir for permission to print it. The
Marquis of P— WAS so enthusiastic in its praise,
this he offered to be at this expense, for the purpose
of distribution."

It is a custom in Germany, that every person, on
completing his apprenticeship to a trade, must travel'
for three years before he can receive a license to set
lup Markin Some thousands of such young men are
to be seen travelling on foot, particularly in summer,
in Germany, Mid who have thus an opportunity of
I seeing the modes practised in different counuies 10
the professieo which they propose to follow.
A Letter from Hambergb, dated December 19,
says—'s A Supreme Court for the four free towns will
soon be established. The Members of the Committee
employed in arrauging it were hi. Schuter, tienaior
for Hamburgh; Dr. Gutschow, for Lubeck ;
.Dr.
Meyer. for &moen s M. de Malaltert. for Frankfort,
'did not attend.—M. Burgher*, the Hanoverian
Customhouse officer, has, by his unnecessary rigour,
impeded the freedom of inercaatile navigation. He
ordered, three days ago, a Captain from Leith not
.to unload ; buethe Captain afterwards got a higher
order to do so.—Private Letters from Prussia, 'whichdeserve credit, state, that they arc arming with great
activity in that country, Soldiers absent on lave
are recalled, and every thing denotes, at least, a
readiness for war."
Letters horn Geneva state, that the public cariosity
there had been strongly cached by a very novel spec-1
Melt. Museums LITZUSO, superior officer of the
Coast of the Viceroy of Elam, who has been for'
several months at Geneva, charged, it is said, with
procuring artists for Egypt, whets they will be ens-
ployed in the fabrication of limas and the spinning of
cottons, latc' appearedia.Petacto WON she Tribe.
nal of Cmiusserce. As wan engaged in a dispute's*.
lating to some mechitoies -whom Jae hod eon aged ins
the 11)413'61p vos plosdiass Isstedissedrfiroilays.
when Misuse was tamed to arbitsatia.

Civet IN7ILLIGEAVE.
MAILS THIS DAT.

Al*. int. Att. rot.
Oold'h . •• 0 1 France -• • 0 0
Waterford •. a 1 nottei:horsh -• ti 1
Guernsey and Jen., 0 1 Jamaica •- - 0 0
halloo • - • 0 0 Hamburg!' - . 0 0
Holland - • - 1 0 Flanders -• . 0 0

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER es.
Wind N.—Arrived the Rhonaland, UOLAND, from
Norway; Arabella packet, from Dsrtmoutk ; and
Pyramus. Wtwarus, from London. Sailed the
Ocean, Wtutist; and /Om. assvostrit, for Smyrna.
T►,e Pyramus, on the eveninz of the 21st instant, fell
in off the Wight with the masts of a ship, and from
the size of the tops, which were above water, she sup.
posed them to belong a large vessel.

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 24.
The only arrival Is the Hero of the Nile, from
br,und to London. All the outward-bound
have soiled with the wind at East.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER ss.

Wind North.—Nothing arrived to•day.—Sailed the
Fame, BAnorr, for London ; and the Jane, GRANGER,
for COWS.
DEAL, bECEMBER S.

Wind North, moderate weather.—Came down from
the River, and sailed. the Resignation, Berms, for the
Mediterranean ; the Anne. Pulictinse, for Barbadoes;
the Prince of Waterloo. JAN VON, for Dettlerant.—
The Aug* sloop of war has arrived from Sheerness,
and remains. Five o'clock—Arrived from the River
and remilitit the Thomas Coutts East Indianian.

DOVER, DECEMBER
_Sailed yesterday afternoon the brig Anna Sophie,
RuGunSsAcß, from Rotterdam bound to Bourdeaux;
and the schooner Pomona, Captain Otaax, from St.
ficersburgh, bound to Leghorn.— Arrived last even
ing the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDI,
from Ostend. ‘..ith a mad and passengers.—Sailed
last evening the King George packet, Captain Km.
with a mail And pissengers, for Calais ; and the Lord
Duncan packet, Captain 'PASCO!, with a mail and
passengers for Ostend.—Wind North, and moderate.

tirtb are sect, or p
has been preset
:and 54illiage of
;!, el:ode for I
Ictlisser.t to his M.uj
jc to the benefits c 4
11' :c and its conse
:1 of taz:ttion lot
BRUSSEI
• ,1.. Harris, Briti.l
here lately frum
i:sppears, en orde
:be c4ase of the Di
ocher. This atfai
• ix‘F.:::ll confide'
lIAARLF
1111s:est account'
sig.'s:. Their Sic'
cal Eloat sod the C
;dr 2lst July upon
art at Semarang.
x British Civil OtEi
pod. Ail Or tripe
esc pt th 5
Tarim and the CUI
yl Sourbaya. At
tcy the Cummissio
odl to eo to Anst)
:JAVA that every thi
:.nds: it was state(
nuns had suffered s
,se trees.
ALI'ON
vs,
if It must be desire
r,:h, that one of the
too—an event whit
• rot :a the present a
tr page of history—
' son capital of ltus
ill as much accurst
xs, and transmitted
scan be collected, ar
Quilled. This is th
waking known•th
tie, at the period a
no was an eye-witnt
lof.ened, aid who I
h power', asserts, thi
ise that the destruct
ace on the part of
(ant Rostopchin bu
nate on the great
• kit behind a net
sad from hatred an
was an act of indi
"00 or eantiectio
although ibis bra,
0 Had it been the o
wt fire to their-city
when the ars
• accidental cereals
ses of that event.
iced at the hkemlin,
..s, and continued
hd whole bundle'
it bayonets, and
• of goods, and th
had satisfied 01
• beaus behind. . 1
Wee beak*: not
• es must 011
SOUT
By be schooner Jai
etadad letters, rim
have Made citric
than our lest so
consequently ao
ith 'hi details of th
came from the
will atilt be ea
d is also the um
operations of GI
" the RoYalist; 1
leboroediournal
ith a view to keep
"PORT 0111
" Hitherto the Pat
es to obtain all
'coast has been fic4
the cultivated Pro
' Patriots got pose
'ince of Guayana
had no outlet
lid not have gone
cement would has
dn. However,
they only want, ar
ore them. • - -
" The sending et'
. will confirm alsc
the Noowaliticli
'
14'Gregor's heir
predikitinn.
at the true .inter
reference in th
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car hisads •
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