Star.
London, England, 1817-10-31 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 21.

In the course of next week we expect all the Mi-
nisters of the Diet. ,The first object of the delibera-
tions will be the military organization of the Ger-
man Confederation, in order that this most important
object may be decided before the end of the year.
The anniversary of the gl:mious battle of Leipsic
has not been celebrated every where in Germany ;
in some States it seems it will be solemnized at the
same time as the festival of the Reformation.

The ex-King of Sweden is Preparing to leave
Hanau, where he has resided for some time, in order,
it is said, to 6z his abode in a city in the North of
Germany.

The Germanic Diet is expected very shortly to re-
sume its Sittings, and among the matters which it is
said will earliest occupy its attention, is a sage pro-
poikion for establishing throughout all Ger.nany--a
maximum trite far terovitims. On the absurdity and
danger of any such regulation, it is unnecessary, in
a country so well enlightened on matters of political
economy a; this, to descant for a moment. If
adopted, it will infallibly end in bringing famine on
the people, to whom it is blindly expected to ensure
all the blessings of never-failing plenty. The Germa-
nic Diet would do well, when they encourage such a
proposition, to consider at the same time of the pro-
priety of determining the maximum and minimum'
, quantities of food which nature should be allowed to
produce, and as subsidiary to any standard they might
chum to impose on her, how much rain and how
much sunshine ought to be tolerated within the juris-
diction of a Carman Potentate! What more absur
dity can there be in fixing all these things, according
to their own liking, than there is in fixing the matter
of price, wilich depends so entirely upon them But
we forget. Such can be no absurdity in Germany,
where it was actually one of the obligations which its
former Emperors took on receiving the Imperial
Crown—to-procure their faithful subjects rain when.
ever they required it. and as much as and no more
than they required

CLAREMaNT. OCTOBER 301.•-POUR O'CUrKi P. M.
46 It has blown a strong gale the whole of the past
night and during the morning. At twelve o'clock
it cleared up, and the sun shone remarkably bright,
which enabled her Royal Highness the Princess
CHARLOTTE to take her usual exercise of walking
and riding in the pleasure grounds and park, at half-
past twelve. Her Royal Highness remained out an
hour and a quarter. Prince Laorour, alter accolu-
igitnying his beloved Consort, went out to take the
diversion of shooting, attended by Baron HARDEN-
BERG, The PRINCESS lives completely retired, and
does not see any visitors, not even one of her most
intimate friends. If any of them, or any person calls,
they are not admitted, their names are only taken in
the hall, as was the case when Lord and Lady Asu-
BROOKE called on Tuesday."
The LORD CHANCELLOR arrived at his house in
Bedford-square, on Wednesday evening from Dor.
setshire.
No less than eight packs of hounds now hunt the
Yotk country, viz. the Earl of DARLINGTON'S fox-
hounds, Sir M. M. Slms's, Mr. Fawn r.'s, the Hol-
derness and the Bennington packs, the Lasingwold
subscription fox.hounds, and the BoroughtnidLe and
, Hdd:i MSS harriers.

Monday se'nn'ght as the wile ofJoh,t
farmer at Park, near De mbarton, Wit b7irT,iti
a cart full of firewood, she tell helot c the c
which went over her, and killed her ors the si.
Two young Ladies named Evensrt., reei
Nottingham-terrace, were wantonly attached
return from a walk up the New-road, twAr
of Baker-street, North, on Tuefday evenuti;
by a fellow dressed Lice a gent:crti.in. 11-- •
traded upon thens with snipes orient
which the Ladies rejected, and to get rid ca
called upon a friend for a tew merutes.
leaving the house the fell-:w struck one ,`
blow in the face with a suck, which Isitl
trate. The screams of the sister brwizLi
one of the toll collectors, to the spot, bit 4
had escaped.
' The new Melo-Drama, entitled, Toe 1.715
was repeated last eight at D. ory.lane Mitt'
went cit >,cith steal c/a.

picKett out Dy tne Judicious. roreign Wheat, being Iflbinces, aremea necessary.
ernmeaKuny slur. me ust.n.yra ~.; nuns um gag rigles in The ex- .
King of Sweden is preparing to leave .
in finer condition, feels the advantage a and the de-
-, Om cantonment., wed the corps of cavalry stationed therein, Friday se'nnight, the Rev. Roemer Stier.
were former!, and the above Decree being ptibbslied, together Hanau, where he has resided for some time, in order, rester of Dumblane, wits thrown from his e;
mand has been lively, as a matter of course. Things, driving over a part of the road where some .it
with a Proclamation addressed by the Ct.inswander in Chief to . . .
it It said, to fix his abode in a city in the North of
thi. army, his kiscelfency, in pretence of .he said troops, and a
must continue in this state till the fair average qua_ were making, and, aeghting on his shoulder
humerous eculcothse of reople, took the oath of ohe,litince and Germany.
acknowledgment to the Supreme Chief of the Repubhc, Simon lily of the crop can be brought before the purchasers, much injured that he died the following tiqi
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iroltvar, administered to him by the Rev. Dr. Ramon Ignacio
liteadea, the Liovinior of the Province doing the same, a, w.. 11 a ....
Robson, ne Germanic Diet is expected very shortly to re- and then, we have every reason to hope that the pro. Tuesday night the out-`louses belonging
duct will prove to be of infinite value to us at this, a Keenington Common, were Ink
is. the Town Major, and ad the officers and troops than present, sume its Sittings, and among the matters which it is
time, and au irresistible cause of gratitude and Applicationoittaaa
mgraedaet numbermGoff oafndvakluia
.ibil.ec
which solemn act was closed by a discharge of musketry, as a
said will wbed earliest occupy its attention, is a sage pro. demonstration of theirjoy. (iigned) " Ptrar.ta, Sec.
" lingual, June .7, tsl7, sockitb: position for establishing throughout all Ger.nany—a thankfulness. I Hall. and they, after a diligent search as
RETRACT •Ir A LETTER FROM AN AID DR CAMP OP OEMS- maximum price for provisions. Oa the absurdity and -- ,
ary in . Hen MAJESTY has postponed her journey to Bath pigeon dealers. traced them to a pigeon be
RAE BoLIVAR, DATED GUAYANA, AUG. 27, lel7. danger of an v such rerulation, it is unnecess ,
till Tuesday next. Kent-street, in the Borough.
," DEAR FRIEND—Under date of sth inst. I wrote " - 0 An Inquest sat yesterday on the bodv of 7.1
a country so well enlightened on matters of nolitical
Po CLARESIaNT, OCT .
OBER 30-IPOUR O'CLOCK, P. If. DUTTON PRICE, the proprietor of the New E
you by the way of Nlaturin, and by this time I sup-
economy as this, to descant for a moment. If 46 It has blown a strong gale the whole of the past coffee heuse, Strand, who was found drar
pose yet, are well informed of our being possessed of
the two Gueyan Is, and the whole of the river Ori- adopted, it will infallibly end in bringing famine on night and during the morning-. At twelve o'clock
Wednesday morning, in the Thames, near el
A oka. The squadron of Admiral Brion has returned, the people, to whom it is blindly expected to ensure it cleared up, and the sun shone remarkably bright,
which enabled her Royal Highness the Princess It appeared, on the clearest evidence, that
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ceased had been deranged, and the ;city tel
after capturing the greatest part of the enemy's con-
all the blessings of never-failing plenty. The Germa-
Citenteeree to take her usual exercise of walking verdict to that effect.
soy. The prizes are extremely valuable, 'as well on
air Diet would do well, when they encourage such a and riding in the pleasure grounds and park, at half-
account of the property and rich families on board,
proposition, to consider at the same time of the pro- past twelve. Her Royal Highness remained out an Monday se'na'glit as the wife a Jolla
les because in them we have captured more than 500
hour and a quarter. Prince Latuener, alter secant- farmer at Park, near De mharton, was Virei
a cart full of fire
soldiers, a large quantity of artillery and muskets, priety of determining the Mailroom and minimum
gpnying his beloved Consort, went out to take the wood, she fell before the CI:
livesattended by Baron HAsupEN_ which went over her, and killed her on the si
etc. etc. A friend is the bearer of this, and he will , quantities of food which nature should be allowed to
. „ diversion of shooting,
m'Snt Dame The Nieces's
inform you minutely of the other advantages we have
produce, and as subsidiary to any standard they Two young Ladies dI. - ri•
name .veinerr, -
gained in this province, and throughout the whole completely retired, and Nottingliameerrace, wete wale only atteeee! I to im use on her, how mach rain and h
c ruse p
anent .of tl:e Republic. We are now in every respectdoes not see any visitors, not even one of her most return from a walk up the New-road. near
k the most advantageous situation. The army of the much sunshine ought to be tolerated within the juris- intimate friends. If any of them, or any per.on calls, of Beker-strect, Nord;, on Tue,dav eveniee
Lower Apure is very ctinsiderable, and commands diction of a Gzrman Potentate! What more absur they are not admitted, their names are only taken i by dressed' l'•
„ a fellowlike a genet men.
the whole of the Llanos (Plains), as well astir* entire dity can there be in fixing all these thlngs, according the hall, as was the case when Lord and Lady Aso- moiled upon thens with impertinent imp
provinces of. Qasanare and Varenas. Almost the
to their own liking, than there is in fixing the matter
intoorte called on Tuesday." which the Ladies rejected, md to get rid et
wbole of the province of Caracas also enjoy freedom. The LORD CHANCELLOR arrived at his house in called upon a friend for a few mieutes.
ofprice, wilich depends so entirely upon them ? B
General Santee, with his brigade, has extended him- glut Bedford-square, on Wednesday evening from Dor. leaving the house the struck one
self as far as Resit°, Calvario, and Villa de Cure.— we forget. Such can be no absurdity in Germany, setshire. blow in the face with a fell
owselt, which laid
Our forces in this quarter are daily increasing, by where it was actually one of the obligations which its No less than eight packs of hounds now hunt the trate. The screams of the sister brae le 1
desertions from the enemy and the enthusiastic feel- former Emperors took on receiving the Imperial Yolk country, viz. the Earl of DARLINGTON'S fox- one of the toll collectors, to the spot, bet et
The hounds, Sir M. M. gin g spread throughout the whole country. . _
terown—t&procure their faithful subjects rain when- - had escaped.
Royalists publicly pass over to us, and their officers derness and the Sinnington packs, the Easingwold 1 .I'lle new Melo-Drama, entitled, T4e Fd,'.'s
ever the •ed • d s m h d
y requir . it, an aucasan no more subscription e,antiot prevent them ; besides being wearied out, they fox-hounds, and the Borouglenidee and was re ;wtted last right at 1). ury-lane The
look to our Irvin pay and prize-moneys entire than they required! kieldeintss harriers. went off with great c,-let.
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iitAda Ih7SILIGEtiCI.

FALMOUTH. OCTOBER tri.

Wind S. W.—Arrived the Beaver, *mon,
r,om Oporto. leaky I and his Majesty's schooner
riv‘;‘. from a crutze.—The America, which arrived
.1. from Oporto, leaky, is about to discharge
he: c-tygN

l'ei, t

TaR BAY, CC I'OBER ea.
A•r;ved the Tinim a Id H-tra, from a crulpe ; and
lii.thsciscus, TuncumaN. from Havannah for
1-1;:r.;), rgh, with loss of fotem.ist and maintormast.
• the is pule round to Dartmouth► to rest.