Star.
London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

HAMBURG' MAIL.

SWABIA. NOVEMBER 24.
The States of Wurtemberg are, we hear, adjourned
to the 6th of January next. On the 7th, the Definitive
Plan of the Constitution is to he published.
HANOVER, NOVEMBER 26.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, who
arrived at Stettgard ,on the 18'h, intended to leave
that City on the 25th, to stop one day at Frankfort.'
and one day at Cassel, so that we may hope to see
his Royal Highness here again on the '2d of nest
month.
HAMBURGH, NOVEMBER 26.
Mr. Mellish, the British Consul here, has been ap
pointed, by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's
permission. British Charge d'Affaires here, in.absence
of the Ansbassadqr Extraordinary ; end accredited in
that quality to the Senate, and formallt recognized
as such.

COBLENTZ, NOVEMBER ts.
Accounts have bee: sent in, stating, that wave.
appeared in .srier.il places, wh.ch le ive the
woods.and attack the flacks; they have already killed
many sheep aad swine, but have not yet attacked
any person. The Government lees therefore recom-
mended particular attention in keeping the docks,
and announced that it will sperdly publhh a means
of poisoning the wolves. These animals have also
appearedthe Government CO vets rewatds for
killing them.
The vintage was this year worse than indifferent
in alruf.st all the countries on the Rhine, and wines
already begin to rise considerably in price.

FRENCH PAIPERi.
• PARIS. DECEMBER 5.
The King presided yesterday,
after Mass, at a
Council of Ministers.
The gouty affection of his Majesty lessens every
day, and does not prevent him irom dring
hu mess
in the Cabinet ; but to avoid the influence hit the damp
and the cold, his Majesty continues to hear Mas, in
bis apartments.
The Chamber of Deputies were occupied Fgt., day
in the Bureaux with the different Projects of Law.
It does not appear that there will be any public Sit-
ting before Saturday.
They write from Cumbray. December 1--u General
Murray, Chief of the Staff of the English Army,
quitted this place two days since, to proceed to Brus.
eels. The Duke of Wellington is still at his head-
quarters at Mont Saint Martin, and there is nothing
to indicate his approaching departure."
Mr. Pinckney, Minister Plenipotentiary from the
United States to Petersburgh, arrived at Vienna the
21st November, :tom Nat les.
• HANOVER. NOVEMBER 19.
In the Chapter Extraordinary of ate Order of the
Guelphs, held the 14tH, several new Members were
proclaimed—amongst others, Generals Don, Murray,
and Lord Hill. •
AUGSBURGH. NOVEMBER es.
Early in January thr King and Queen of &vane
propose to proceed ,0 Ariens"

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1816.
PRICE OF STOCK T 1465 DAY Lou WELVE O'CLOCK s
Reduced 62.4—C0u5.m0. ehut—. for opg. Oft
4 p2T Cont. 704 —.5 er Cert. Navy abut
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Itscaravwe DIU., 24.126. pr.-16dia Bonds 176. 18a. Pre.
Mail from Flanders arrived this morning. Tt is
singular, but nevertheless true, that almost the only
authentic intelligence from Spain comes to us by the
circuitous route of Flanders ! The French J,,urna.
list reel( speak out, if they dared, on the affairs of
pain, but the public press at France is nearly as
FOUR en lam as tout of Spain. The intelligence
)hick hale:Bed foith this remark, announces that an
unfortunate groupe of Pan tots, who were canvassing
Pampeluna chi best means of ridding their country
from tilt oppression of FLIIIMNAND, and of whose
isonment we knew already, have been suddenly
marched off foi the South Coast of S pain, there to be
embarked for the desert Islead of Fortnentera. In
this melancholy receptacle they will find their fellow
sufferers from Ceuta* who were previously trans-
ported secretly from that place. There is a rancour
and severity' in all this by no means befittirig the
character for clemency, which the Royal Bestatia pro-
fessed at his marriage.
The sane Papers which convey this disagreeable
itelligeoce, relieve us a little from our chagrin, by
informing us that the infamous Vest DAUNIX, who has
been so long a living reproach to the administration
of human justice. has been ousted from his skulking
place at Ghent, and sent off under an escort to
Prussia. Our Readers cannot fail to recollect that
Ghent, of all places oo the Continent, ha: been lately
the scene of mach disaffection to England: from the
Press of Ghent have issued daily the most foul, via
lent, and malignant &oda sena the want:factor
the policy, and the Religion • and Laws of r
.We now verily behlve these libels were in.
tailgated and paid for ,by infernal. but rich and
successful impostor.
In 1788 V &NUMMI& was sentenced to be hanged
for robbery and honse.breaking, but, through the

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