Star.
London, England, 1829-11-30 00:00:00

LEIPSIC, Nov. Is.

Greral mentioa is *stated by a liberal article, published In the
Beg, yesterday, An Address of the Sane people to their
King on the opening of the Diet for Ibis year."
This article, WWII severely criticises the antiquated lumber of
many of our institedons, is said to have been written by the late
Dr. Ttchlnter. A note of the Editor informs us that this Address
was to have hem presented in the year 1110, to the late King
Augustus ; wiub, Ulmer, was thee prevented, and it is there-
fore sow puildhlred. The circumstance that this Address enmities
into aidgmeed time of the nobility, vice corporatioes, and
eves the royal hosisehold ;--and that reel defame we frankly,
though respectfally, blamed in it, may very probe* mese the
Bee to be deprived at Its sting, as certain tided at Leipsig
express themselves; that is to say, it may be ekbet prohibited, or
placed under a rigorous comenhip at Leipsig. 'lime, however.
who love the country beyond every thing, here and pray that the
good and jut King may bear the mice of generous openness.
respect, and bops; end be will denbilkne beaserk; for as Ids own
actions and his own wal are epos end Immemliet, the supplications
of a faithful people may be conlidendy lei/ before the throne.

One of the most curious features in the foreign news
of the day, and important, (if any reliance can be placed
on it) is the report of Prince METTZIMICH being about
to change his policy and turn liberal ! Extraordinary
as this announcement may seem, we should not be sur-

prised if the dangers which threaten the fabric of Aus-
trian despotism, were, at Court, to have produced
serious reflections, M. METTERN ma would be a
wretched politician, were he any longer to shut his eyes
to the importance of raising Greece into a barrier against
Russian ambition. Equally absurd would it be for him
to suppose, that the wrongs of Italy can remain much
longer unredreseed. Let him also look to Hungary.
The truth is, that on whichever fide the Minister
Of FRANCIS looks, there is nothing but causes "
of alarm. Such are the inevitable effects of a system,
which has for the last fifteen years been running in direct'
opposition to the whole public opinion of Europe. If
M. METTERNICH wanted a new proof of the contelipt..
and degradation into which an anti-liberal policy plusses
a nation, he has only to cast his eyes towards Faglesi. •
It is not two years since we led in the starch of
: where are we now ?

Paris papers are just received, in which we find it
announced from Madrid that the Amnesty has been
decided on, and the decree for its publication is nowpre-
paring. About thirty persons are excepted ; namely,
the Chiefs of the insurrection of the Island of Leos,
when the Constitution was proclaimed on the Ist Jana,.
1820 ; those who obliged the King to swear to the Ceid
stitution, on the 7th of March of the same year;
lastly, the deputies who proposed at Seville the a•ptemiii,
of the King to the national assembly. M. Cassius.'
most ardently opposed this wise measure : he cosepiud■l
of the existence of factions, and he hostile Wendell of
the emigrants ; but his MAJESTY for once did sysini
thing—putting an end to CA LOMAS DE'S complaints by..
saying " If we, do not get clear of them, they will get
..clear of us,"—and so, CAEOXAUDE complied with the
Royal will.