Star.
London, England, 1817-01-28 00:00:00

.GERMAN PAPERS.

• • COPENHAGEN. JANUARY a.,
On. the 17th December, the Noraregiaq,Supteme
Tribunal pronounced at length its definiuve sentence,
foe, which the public have for these two4years been
amnions! looking, looking, on the subject of the 'ateurattion of
several Norwegian Generals and Officers' for
,cowar-
dice and treary, in the campaign of 1814. Lieu.
tenant-General F. Haxthausen, who was at the time
in Copenhagen, Major Schroder, and Captain Gru-
ner, are fully acquitted; but Lieutenant-General
&afield is sentenced to death, and Lieutenant-Colo-
nel N, C. Hals to the lOss of life and honour, and
both to pay all costs. Lieutenant-General Huthau-
sea had had the precaution to get written orders from
' Prince Christian for all his measures; and although
the public voice gave him out sui the principal author-
of the events of that time, and u having induced the
Prince to adept false measures by his reports and re-
'presentations, yet .as. no:bing could be proved against
him, be was necessarily acquitted:
lltspronuencing of this sentence at the very Mo-
ment what'll closer conneition between Sweden anii.
KOMI is iS prove% la-very remarkable, and gime
anew weight to the Constitutional palm, as it is de-
olising that Norway only fell into the hands of the
Swedis by treachery, and that the authors of this
treachery are deserving of death. The Crown Prince
when list in Norway, in his interviews with Christie
&aver, and other Representatives. strongly urged
the cessation of this action, but without success. The
,public attention is now anxiously turned to the count
which the King will fallow—whether he will exercise
his right of pude° in this.cme, as be did in the cabs
'of the rebels and deserter* from the Norwegian army
in 1814, contrary to the remonstrances of-the Con-
stitutionalists. •
JAN. 2.—The harvest has been very indifferent in
most parts of Norway, and in the. towns Arno is no
stock of corns because trade' stagnates, and. there is
in tlerway such a want of money, and of
.rittlitp tbat '
tont can be had from abroad, so that the mint ter-
rible scarcity is to be feared, which oecastonilit the.
King's rescripts of the 6th of December, riog
the Bishops to desire an the Clergy to eat the anat.
ion of their congregations. to.the apprehended want
of Coro, and to recommend to them the 'greatest eco,
noisy is the use of it, particularly io the distillation
Ofbrandy, and the feeding of cattle. To this may
be added; the decline of the mines, whiCh is so grist,
that the richest in Latinrig only sell the old stock of
iron in hand, and the- mitres lie wholly unworked
the 'falling off of the fisheries, the stagnation of
;mule. the intolerable load of' taxation, and such a
decline of credit that bills of exchange of £2OO of
the first house in 'Norway,. Anker, which formerly
had credit for millions, have been protested at Lon-
don. The exchange becomes worse every pqat day,
laud is now above fifteen timeworne than silver, after
having `been twice seduced bi the Government, once
by the Bank Ordinance of ISIS, which reduced it to
1-6, and then by the late Decree of the 'Scorching.
which made one dollar in silver equal to ten &liars
in notes, so that, since tbe Prencnassignant, there is
no instance,of such it deterioration. .
The new dotes of the establishments for /dans have
no credit at all, audit is mere and more doebtinf
Amber the Nistiosi4l.l)apk will be "P"shid*:
YJit-
der. them circumstances a compleii national bank:.
ruptiy, and as a consequence of this a change in the
Constitution and a dote anion wita-Sweden, seems
tiearlynnaVOidable.,
• 'A, ' • COPENHAGEN, JANNARY t 4.
• • iweden bits paid to Denmark the -first,,ins IMent
litrillenun-due-lor.the vessels left in.'
and
I.4oo,4efeden. This first payment is 36,
tarp4F.,pkeie; the whole sum is 93,000.,•111, specie
L liacuar crown English.)

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