Star.
London, England, 1820-02-04 00:00:00

VIENNA, JANUARY 17.

We have received accounts from Hungary, which
agree in announcing the approaching convocation of
the Diet of that Kingdom. It is said, that one of
the first wishes which will be officially expressed to
the .Emperor, is relative to a uniform system of
Commerce between all the hereditary States of
the Monarchy. The general opinion is decidedly
in favour of the abolition of the internaktolls S4ch
separate Hungary and its dependenciei from 'the
German and Italian States of the Monarchy, to the
great prejudice of the industry and real interests of
the several Provinces, which are considered as ett
tirely unconnected with each other.

The Hungarians have complained for these twenty.
years of a predilection manifested, to their prejudice
in favour of Austria, properly so* calla If their
complaints had formerly any foundation, • this is not
the case at present, and. the general and acknow-
ledged tendency of the Government is to make them
cease entirely. This will be evident when the new
Hungarian Diet meets.

We have received this morning, Jamaica Courants
to the 25th of December.

A Message having been sent to his Grace the Go-
yen:or, acquainting him that the business of the
Session was concluded, he commanded the attend-
ance of the whole House, and, after giving his assent
to 19 Bills, addressed them as follows:

" Mr. Speaker, •nd Gentlemen 2fthe Assembly,

" I feel a great interest in the peace and happi-
ness• of this Island; and I have witnessed, with in-
finite satisfaction, the harmony with which the inte-
rest of this Session has concluded: to promote that
harmony will ever be the constant'object of my ad-
ministration. Ido now, in his Majesty's name, pro-
rogue the General Assembly, until Tuesday, the 18th
of next month."

The amount of public debt of JarnaiCa to be pro-
vided for in the ensuing year, is f.:B7B;lti*. Is. N.
and the estimate of Ways and Means amounts to
£382,705. les. 10d: to be raised—by Poll Tax, 6s. 3.4.,
—on Stock, Is. 3d.—on Rent, ls. Bd.—and on
Wheels, El. The receipts in cash for the last
.yeatl
were £351,274. Bs. to meet the debts of the former
year, £374,026. His. 83d.
It is particularly stated, that Lord COCRIIANR has
instructions to search all British as well as American
vessels, either of war or merchantmen, for the pur-
pose of discovering and seizing Spanish property;
anti it is added that his Lordship intends executing
hivorders with great rigidness towards the Americins.
. We learn that the' inhabitants of Panama are very
anxious to encourage the trade with Jamaica, and
openly express their surprise that some protection 'is
not granted them. They say, that if Government
will not spare a vessel of war, the merchants con-
nected with the Lima trade might easily tit out an
armed vessel, to proceed round Cape Horn, and
transport their specie from one port to another, until
it reached Panama ; or that seamen might be sent to
the latter port, to equip a vessel fer the purpose.
Accounts, from a respeetable source at Panama,
state, that great apprehensions were entertained at
that place for the safety of Lima.
General SAN MARTIN, of the Independent service,'
had landed at Pocoa, about 100 leagues South of
Lima, with a force of between nine and ten thousand
men, and it was supposed he would march against
that city, where there were ready to oppose hirir
12500 Europeans and 6500 Militia, all fine men, ina
well devoted to the Royal cause.

A letter from Savannah, of the soth lkrovembt2r,
mentions that, of 102 Irishmen who arrived there ip
one vessel, last September, nut one now ant-
vives. The total number of deaths in that City de-1
ring the month of September, was computed at 400.
Particulars respecting the unfortimate and de:
laded followers of Al,Gztecou:---t, By the Confiance,
from Santa Martha, we learn, that 150 men of.the
deluded followers that were taken at Rio de la
liache, on the defeat of M'Gazcoa, had been or-
dered by the Viceroy of Santa Fe to be shot, and the,
sentence had actually been executed on the 25th of
October. We also learn that a conspiracy in favour
of the Independents, at Monipo, had been discovered,
and that eighty-four of the principal ringleaders had
been arrested and sent to Carthagena for trial."

The Citizeqs of London may now look forward to
Civic Festival of more than-ordinary magnificence
It 'is a custom for the KING to dine with the City
Corporation on the first Lord Mayor's Day after the
Coronaticai ; and this custom was observed by his
late Majesty GEORGE: THE THIRD.