Star.
London, England, 1815-02-07 00:00:00

CALAIS, JANUARY Si.

Several British officers hate landed here from
gngland, proceeding to Belgium with their horses
swd military equipment's.

We are assured that the Belgians are very much
diosontented at the stay of the English troops in their
Sue country, and that there are frequent quarrels be-
tween the soldiers and the inhabitants,

VIENNA, JANUARY 2s.

Those politicians who pretend to observe, with the
-greatest cats., what is passing, assure as, that, for
some tinted there has ,been a great coolness between
the Emperor of Austria and King of Prussia. As
the eorieqttence of gn ancient rivality, each of those
eleitarcks wishes to obtain, for himself, an accession
of poweif but if at the, alPf.tilge re4d7Yo dernon.

strate die danger of giving an increase to his neigh-
bour. The Emperor of Russia inclines towards the
Emperor of Austria.
Good news is spread from time to time : k is said
that' the Allied Powers are agreed, and the final ar-
.raigements are enumerated. People ought to be on
their guard against all these rumours. They are in
general mere stock jobbing manceuvres. They seek
to raise the course of exchange, and all methods are
resorted to, but it is nevertheless always low : this is
an indubitable proof that the difficulties are not
removed.

The Emperor of Austria and King of Denmark
see each other frequently, and have very long con-
ferences. It is even said that there will be a marriage
between the Hereditary Prince of Austria and the
Princess Royal of Denmark. The pat ties are about
22 years of age. It is said that the portrait of this
young Princess has produced the most lively impres.
.sions on the young Prince, who has communicated
his sentiments to the Emperor.
According to the news of the day, Russia will
occupy Moldavia and Wallachia, for that part of
Poland which she cedes to Prussia ; and the latter
will once more enter upon the margraviates of Fran-
conia, which will be renounced by Bavaria, on con-
dition of being indemnified elsewhere to her mind.

Several Statesmen who enjoy a high' consideration
in Austria, are now occupied with uniting, under the
same Administration, the countries which Austria has
obtained in Italy, and giving them the appellation of
a Kingdom. They think that this would be an ea..
cacious method of putting an end to discontents, and•
that the people of Italy will be flattered with be-.
coming an united nation, and a Monarchy, like•
those of Hungary and Bohemia, with their own laws.
This projet is considered as decided upon.
Austria decidedly gives up the Valteline, Bormio,
and Chiavenne, and consents that these countries shall
be again united to Switzerland ; but they will not
form an independent Canton, for they will be united
to that of the Grisons. •

Some days ago, a Russian Captain was announced
to the Emperor Alexander, as having come from St.
Petersburg!' with dispatches. The 'Emperor said
“ Let him come in." It was the Emperor Francis
in s Russian uniform, who had received letters from
the Dowager Empress of Russia; and who instantly
delivered them to the Russian Monarch.

It-is very remarkable, that at this moment the
whole of the South of Europe is in opposition to the
North : Austria, France, and England, in concert
with Spain, Sicily, Portugal, Holland, Hanover, and
Bavaria, do all they can to place limits to the preten-
siens of Russia and Prussia.
AUGSBURG, JANUARY 27.

Letters from Milan assure us that the Emperor
of Austria will assume the Iron Crown on his arrival
at Milan.

The restoration of the Kingdom of Italy u part
of the Austrian Monarchy, is spoken of.

AGRAM, JANUARY ►4.

The troops which cover the Illyrian Provinces,
have received orders to hold themselves in readiness
to march. They amount at this time to about 31,000
men. The parks of artillery of reserve, which were
in the Venetian and Mantuan territories, are united
in the environs of Gorice. A purchase is to be made
of 2500 horses in .Dalmatia, &c. which has been or.
dered to complete these military equipments. These
dispositions would forebode the formation of an army
which can be moved either to the north or to the
south, as circumstances require. What is certain is,
that Turkey is absolutely a stranger to these move.
ments, since she has permitted grain add other arti-
cles for provisioning the magazines, to be purchased
in her provinces.

Brussels and Frankfort Papers arrived this morn-
ing. The most curious article which they contain is
that which informs us that Austria has supplied the
Pon with troops and arms with which to enable hint
to wrest the Marches of Ancona from Moony I This
is no proof of the favourable disposition of Austria
to the pretensions of Joscfuat.. We subjoin the foil-
lywing extracts :