Star.
London, England, 1828-01-04 00:00:00

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Ihr the patch and Flinders Mails, this morning, we
hate.received Hansburgh and Frankfort Papers to a

'tate date, and.then. Algemeius Zeittemg to the 29th ult.
WI have gives various extracts from these journals,
the major pan of vbich ate of local interest, or have
been asticipated by more recent arrivals.

HAMBURG, DN. in.

r Official confirmation On been received of the disa-
greeable intelligence that Morocco corsairs have been
sods out to mice against Hamburg ships. An official
*nice from the Spanish Consul at Tangiets, announces
6that two ships of •1$ guns and Iso men each, have been
`l6lready sued out, villich are to emits off Cape St. Vin-
cent against Passim and Hanseatic ships, •

• STOCKHOLM, Doe. re.
The. great Committee for revising the system
.9i

public education, is convoked for the 441) January, and
It is hoped that it wil then tem& assembled long
enough to conclude its isboureand present its report.
The Board of Trade having presented its repbrecia.thi
best disttibution of the Consulates in the ,Levant, with
a fixed salary ,for the Consuls, the Government has
judged the present moment not suitable for a final
decision, and has mean time left it to the Swedish
Ambassador at Constantinople to appoint Consuls in
ports of the Ottoman. empire (with the exception of
Egypt, whete, as usual, there will be a Consul General
is the room of M. Bokty), and instead of the forn er

'War dues on the cartoesmhas decided that the dues

*elite paid on the vessels.
The King has asked the Norwegian Government for
its opinion on the necessity of convoking an extraor-
dinary Storthing next February.
On the night of the 7th four large houses and some
warehouses full of goods, at Abo, were destr•yed by
fire. A young merchant of this town, who had sent a
quantity of iron and ether goods there, loses above
40,000 rix dollars balm We ban lately lost some
dstiriguished persons by death. Cooncillee of gate
Qom Von Wersen, was attacked by ',prim at the be.
ginniog of this month,in consequence of estseaseaserskn

lisisificiai duties. and though he,afterwards recovered
some measure, be d'red on the 9th of this month, at
110, age of 00. The day before yesterday died M.
root, Conaciaorot commerce, and Commissioner
01 the Ererlinge of Stockholm. He bad been ft* oh-
gem! years Charge d'Affaires at theCoirts of,Warthstr,'
Dresden Berlin. and I,.ondors He bp 'bequeathed
taluable collections of natural histoty and works of
. .
art to the Rital;Museum and Library, and also to tht
Univeisiry of Upsal.
We have jtkt receiveJ,news of the death of Count
CederhjelM in Itast Gotbiand. He was formerly tutor
to the Crown Prince. and besides large donations to the
town of Linkoping, and to noble widows its that pro-
vince, he is said to have left to his Royal Highness his
beautiful and valuable estate of S.by.

BERLIN, Dm N.
His Royal Highness Prince William, his Majesty's
son, is gone to St. Petersborgh.

HANOVER, Dm 45.

His Majesty the King has been pleased to craer the
rank of Major General, in the Hanoverian army, on
the Prince of Hohenlohe Laugenbourg.

FROM THE MAINZ. Dee. C.

The proceedings at Cassel respecting the celebrated
threatening. letters:—M. Von Manger, the Director of
the Police, is sentenced to be cashieled, to five years im-
prisonment, and 2,000 dollars costs; M. Windemutb,
Chief Councillor of Police, is to pay 1,000 dollars coats.
HALLE, Dn. 20.

Professor Gesenios has been invited to Gottingen, as
Professor of Oriental Literature, in the room of the late
celebrated Eichhorn, but it is said that he has declined
this honour.— Hanthergh Papers, Dec. 29.
BRUSSELS, Dn. 29.

The Chamber of Commerce at Amsterdam has just
informed the merchants that the Government has taken
new measures for the protection of the commerce of the
Netherlands in the Mediterranean and the Archipelago,