Star.
London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

BERLIN, OCTOBER 13.

Our Gazette of to-day contains an article, from
which it appears that Prince Hardenberg will conti-
nue to be charged, in his quality cf Chancellor of
State, with the general superintendence of the whole
administration. The same article bears, that it is for
the relief of Prince Hardenberg, and at his own soli-
citation, that the King has named Count Lottum to
be Minister of the Public Treasury, and Comptroller-
General 'of Finances, and Count Bernstorff to be Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs.
The public of Berlin take much interest in the po-
litical writings of the day, and often participate in
the party differences to which they refer. One of
the mos', animated controversies at present is that re-
specting the Noblesse. General Baron Dierike has
volunteered as the apologist of his own order; but
he has met with a violent adversary in another noble-
man, M. de Hundt-Radowsky, whom the Gene al
has essayed, though with little success, to refute in
the journals. Impartial men say that matters on
both sides are carried a little too far; that; M.Hundt,
and those who support him, express themselves with
too much bitterness against the nobility, who, espe-
cially in the late wars of deliverance, have tendered
great setviccs ; while General Dierike supports privi-
leges which arc no longer in season, and would grant
too many advantages to a clas; of citizens, who
ought to contribute to the expenses of the State in
the same manner as other classes.

Professor Forster has been called to account for
a work which he has published, under the title " On
'the Interior Relations of Pruseia." A process has
been commenced against him, and he has been pro-
visionally suspended from his functions. He is pre-
paring to publish his defence. This affair has pro-
duced a great sensation.
Since it is now known that nothing will be done
at the Congress at Air-la-Chapelle to give new con-
stitutions to the different States which are still without
any, the interest which people here take in the Con-
gress is no longer the same, and they lock anxiously
for the return of the King and Prince Hardenberg,
from a belief that they will then turn their attention
seriously to the organization of our future constitution.

CARLSRUILE, OCTOBER 'S.

We can now announce that all the. military mea-
sures which have taken place in our Grand Duchy,
and which have caused co much sensation, arc at an
end. It is now attempted to give another colour to
the object of them ; bur there can be no doubt that
it is the official declaration made by the Court of Mu-
nich to the Militster of Wurtemburg, which has tran-

claillized our Government. The Emperor Alexande,-
has, we are assured, given great proofs of friendship
for our Sovereign in this affair. The health of the
Grand Duke is much ameliorated, and every appre-
hension on this head has subsided.
NUREMBERG, OCTOBER 19.

There has been denounced to the Univorsity of'
Jena a libel which has been printed in that City un-
der the title of The Young German to, the German
People, in which, it is said the people have been in-
vited to insurrection. The Srratus-Academicus has
instituted the most rigorous inquiry, but as yet has
been able to discover nothing.