Star.
London, England, 1817-11-15 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAIL.

The Mail which arrived this day, brings a variety
of intelligence from different quarters.
The Students who occasioned some disturbance in
the Theatre of Berlin, on the evening of the celebra-
tion of the Festival of the Reformation, 31st October,
as stated in the STAR of the 11th instant, have been
liberated, but the business still undergoes some in-
vestigation. It is somewhat remarkable, that on that
occasion most of them wore red Cape.
In some parts of Lapland, where corn was sown
on the 31st of May, it was ready for reaping on the
28th of July—that is in 58 days !
Letter from Bayonne announce, that the Spanish
Government has given permission to export 5f.10.000
tanegas of corn. upon payment of a duty of four
reels per fanega.
At Hamburgh the report is revived that a dimi-
nution of the Army of Occupation in France will
take place. At least one of Me contingent:, will, it is
there confidently believed, return to its own country !
It is reported that the house of ROTHICHILD is at-
gociating, under the mediation and guarantee of a
great Power, a loan of thirty millions of florins, for
Spain. One of the partners of that house has lately
gone to Madrid for this purpose.
At Berlin various changes are going on, but not
of that kind which we would hail in England as'evi-
deuces- ef retrenchment : this, however, may be owing
to our want of better information. On the face of
them they seem to be acts for extending the influence
'of patronage, but perhaps they abolish more places
than they create.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have
arrived since our last.

The sympathy expressed. in . evezy one of them, for
the irreparable loss this conutty has sustained, in the
death of its beloved Noce.% is. truly gratifying.
Many of them have translatid at great 'length, the
articles on this melancholy eventy in the London
Papers, and one of them, the Joints! la iNhatri has
added a paragraph of its own, which, as'an accept.
able tribute to the feelings of our Readers, we have
given at length in a preceding column.
The Prince de CASTILCICALAR Ambassador from
Naples to the Court of. France. obtained en Monday
an.vidienee of Imo of the KIN% for the farpose of
proceeding to London, to offer, in the name of his
Court, its ccmplients of condolence to the Noce
RION' T. on his affilating loss.
• In the meeting of the Chamber of Deputies an the
10th instant, M. Satins was elected as the first of the
candidates to be presented to the KINO, for his selec-
tion of a President, and at the following meeting on
the 11th, the leer was completed by the addition of
the following names, which concentrated tato greatest
number of suffrages, M. M. Rove& CozzAgo, CA
MILLE JOURDAN. BLVONOT, and ROT. • ,

The Chamber of Peers have not yet' prtweiaed
further thari 011. the formation of tbe‘shfentliets into
different burner& :The following are the *tines pf
the Presidents .Fint. Bureau, Marshal• raelowow g.
2d, Marquis G 414411111; sd, Marquis D'Ammemku
4th, Duke Becittstp; sth, Marquis Mamiton; Odta
Doke D'Hisvae.

M. Lana, the Minister of the 'marine'. has pre.
;sewed a Report to the Kew on the .domestic state of
the country. which is. sufficiently interesting evewto
Englishmen to jestify the space which.we havit ghee
to it in awwher column. •