Star.
London, England, 1817-10-21 00:00:00

LOWER ELBE, OC'T'OBER t.

8 veden 41111 the Heredi.
As the Crown Prtice
vary Prince ii.tvn I tii t)e present at ttie et-1..4146,m of
the Centro' fly if the It .1 ritiation it St.ick't •tm, the
Diet of N iwiy, which wa> t . have met • n the 7th
of N.,v mise r. is pot t•th • en..t of the m nth, but
will then h crrt sinly u:trite,t in the pres-nc • (.1 'heir
Royal Highile,ses. Acciirdintt in late amen 00000 s from
Stockholm the ' leredoiaty Princ.-, a ter haying been
inst (ILA a- Vicer y 01 Norway by his father, in the
name ut his &I tie.ts , short stay in
N irway, And set flu( upon his tr lyels into foreign
(ointites Die ihject of his triveliiiig is instruction.
Tae H tediiary Prince is tit • m .ke tiims.lt acquain•
ted with the native of foreign governments, with the
spirit of other nations, and to gain ezgierience, which,
when he one day mounts the throne of his father; will
lead him through the labyrinth of the Ai iirs of suite.
It is hoped that the Prince n ill visit Paris in hit tra.
vels, as the negociations with the Bourbon Can't& foe
tlit• recognition of the new Swedish Dynasty now
lA, a very favourable turn, and will probably soon
ari see at the desired conclusion. During Ow ah-ence
of the Vicer,ay, Cu.int C. Koerner, en., hat hem hi.
therto Governor, will administer the affairs in the
kingdom in the Viceroy's name.

Gibtaltar. the Arent of the Paella n 1 rzypt,,
win won leave Staab dm end procreJ to St. Peters.
nurgh, in .yrJer to twat connectl4ll there, as it Stock.
holm; they ate 'apposed to be by no means merely
o• a mercantile ninne, but to have alio political ob•
j•lts in view.

ARMY, OCTOBER P.,

In reference to the accounts lately given from a
Netherland pap, r. a latter journal contains the fol.
ntwing We lately mentioned, among the persons
...no. it is said, accompany the ReISSIIII Governor of "
Ctucasu% to Persta, incises. Laney. Booretteps, Ver.
tier, 40 L.titod, who went to that it.tigJunt under
Napoleon's Government. One tit our stinscribers,
however, assures of that these d..t s are inenrrect;
that Mr. Laney. Lieucenani-Coloozi of Eagitteers, it
at this moth ot at Par!., where he has joist married
Mademoiselle Dumai.oos ; that he therefore dues not
:hi .k of returning to Persia, and that he had even
te!thed in 1815 very advantageous off is t..at
m ide him its the name or the !:'sciretit of Persia ; that
Mr. Verdier is Lieutenant.Colotirl of the Legion of
the ladtl and Loire; that Mr. Bontemps. formerly
a Captain es' En onevrb, hues in his native city, Go.
neva ; and that Mr. Llard has established himself
at Paris as a merchant; that these three Gentlemen
are as little dicpl,ed as Mr. Laney to tollow General
Jam:thiff to Par, ; all that it is therefore highly
pr u'hible that the r..m.! way be said of the other per.
sans, whose scathes .re mew i,ned is that ii.ragiaph."

T.VII7.6.RLAND, OCTOBER I.
The Note of the Di: to the Minister of Frittne,
Count resrcting the district cilled
perthel; is now pithlis..el Among their reasons for
posiiively relusing to cede this district to France. its
the following :

First, B4ause the Diet, by the acceptance of tge
Vietna Coogiets, by the signature of the Act of
C eite teratioii, and by swearing to it on ti:e 7th of
Au asst. 'fit:s, took upon itself to parantee the pi-
si.ssion c.f Dtpperthml t the Canton of Told, to
which guarantee that Cantiin appeals ; the Diet cats
neither negotiate Upon this subject in its name, nor
invite it to make a sacrifice so injurious to its rights;
nor can the Diet rerton"ce the rights of a member of
the Confederation. The principles of the Swiss Con.
federation Are All insuperable obstacle to the fulfilment
of the desires of France.

Secondly, The Diet considers it 33 of the highest
importance, that the declaration of the Cligret; of
the `2oth of March, as being ore of the chief bates dr
the present political situation et the Confederation, be
ex, cnted in all its parts. The smillest infringement '
that might be permitted, nk;ltt he *vended with the
most serious consequences in futute. The conscien-
tious fidelity with which fj7itz-rlind on its part con,
farms to that act, entitles it to expect that all Power',
and particularly those who tr-A e. part in it, willo,pb. -
serve it with the same fidelity.
Thirdly, The pos,,c;sion of the Dtpperthal, situa.
ted within the natural bctinJArie..; of Switzerland, it
of great importance for the completion of its military
system of defence. 'Ai the ru.vers in their kind dist
positions respecting Switzerland, had that object path
ocularly in view, Sivitzerland has no reason to teals
that the iLutiv,:s of a higher nature which are cco,
owed pith it, will ever appear indifferent to them*
or that they can refuse to attend to explanations re.
specting the true nature of this business. 13nt the,
Confederation hopes, above all, from the benevolence
of his Most Christian Majesty, feat it may expect at.
teatiiin to its tigtits, and the as is tble tultiiincnt ot
, ifs just demands. The Diet, therefore, most urgently
renews the desire already expressed by t;ie presiding
Canton ; the principle of which is not contradicted in
his Excellency's note of the Sth of August, that it
'hay please his• Majesty the tints tit Fiance, in con-
turmity with the Act of Cato;ies;, :oil on account of
the highly important reason, cu the ',art ut
Load, to put the Canton ot Vaud, wrhout further de-
ley, 1111 p issessi-n of a piece of L,nd which it ought
never to have lost, and the of which hat
been resolved by aU the Eurowc.4a f',;wers in concert.
with his Mitj,.sty