Star.
London, England, 1815-02-06 00:00:00

HANOVER, JANUARY N.

The birth-day of her Majesty the Qeeen of Great
Britain, Ireland, and Hanover, was celebrated hers
in a manner becoming the occasion.

The Duke of Cambridge received the congratula-
tions of the Magistrates and persons of distinction ;
in the evening there was a grand supper at the
Prince's; the day before yesterday the States-General
solemnly pronounced the union of the whole kingdom
in one body, and the unity of rights and duties; after
mature deliberation, the States have decreed.the pay-
ment of the arrears of the peasions, and salaries of the
servants of the State. The Sittings are adjourned till
ele 3d of April, by which time it u supposed that the
different Committees will have terminated their la-
bour. Count Kulmansogge is gone on omission to
London.
ROME, JANUARY IL

His Holiness bas bad a Note delivered to his Ex-
cellency the Chevalier lotbezeltim, Ambassador from
the Court of Vienna to the Holy See, in which be
expresses his just causes of complaint concerning the
operations of the Cabinet of Vienna and at the Con-
gress. His Holiness violently com ' lst:That the
Emperor of AustriA has permitted a Lutheran Church
to be opened at Venice.
%I. That the Congress has granted to the Lu-
theran and Calvinistic Sects in Germany the same
rights as the Catholic worship enjoys.
3d. In the delay in restoring to his Holiness the
possession of the Marches, and of the plan which
seems to be formed to detach them from his domi-
nions.

His Holiness complains also immediately of his
Excellency the Ainbassador, who, while be was in
captivity in Cesina, his birthplace, pressed him to
return to his capital, assuring him that the Marches
should be restored to him in a few days. His Holi.
ness concludes by saying, that he shill oppose the
loyalty of his people, and the zeal of his Ministers
to the demands of those who shall attack the Sacred
rights of the Holy See.
His Excellency the Ambassador has returned this
note to his Holiness, and refused to communicate
such sentiments to his Court; reqdesting him, if he
continues to entertain ideas of this complexion, to
have them communicated to the Congress by his Plea
niptentiary, Cardinal Gonsalve.

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Since Saturday a large supply ot fogitiP "Mali
has reached us. Those whose contents are most
conspicuous, and from which we have given copious
entactss are the Brussels and Frankfort Papers. This
morning we also received the Paris Papen of Friday.
The intelligence from Vienna is now less contradic•
tory than it has been of late. The fate of Saxony
and Poland seems now to give no uneasiness, but
such discontent prevails in Italy. Many of the Ita-
lian regiments which were marching from Italy into
Hungary, by the orders of the Austrian Cabinet to
.prevent them from exciting insurrection against Aus-
- tli4, have mutinied.. Their watch Word is " The In-
• depeadence of Italy ! 1"
AnuelX others who are dissatisfied with the present
i Iposture of affairs en the Continent are the POP* and
as. ,
"'s fl'aeftud Bad Sins of Mt Chunk DONAPARTie
The Litter it seems, objects to being kept in &state Cl
"divorce from the Archduchess MARI 4 LOUISA : it is
legs° very probable that be °Vests to his expulsion from
!trance, to the downfai of his continental system, and
"the overthrow of bit east empire. But who sot;
minds him I As to the old woman at Rome, whci
las oresms...s
that the Emperor of
Lutheran church to be
Congress has granted
Germany, the saw:

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rights that, belong to Cacho it. is more than pro
1414 his objections will have is little weight with,
chi Sovereigns of Europe as thous of NAPOI.IOI4.
—The time is gone In which Priests .miiht dateto
beard the Monarihs of Christendom with impunity.'
Those-who have, by the joint efforts of their:to:Vera of
awry iterettation, broken the galling yoke of the op-
pressor of Europe, will not now submit to be die-,
tilted to by such an•apimal as a Pori of (tome I Be
quiet, good Madam, or you may be sent to keep
your Court at Porte Ferrajo, along with your late
master. The following are extracts from the French
Papers received this day :

PARIS, FEBRUARY s.
The Duchess of Angouleme yesterday visited the
Duchess Dowager of Orleans, who is in a fair way
of recovery.

A great number of workmen are employed in re-
pairing the Palais Bourbon, which it is said will be
occupied in the Spring by the Duke de Berri.

Sarre' de St. Ciairscondemned to suffer death for
the murder of an unfortunate woman of the town, has
appealed to the Court of Revision.

Lord Wellington passed through Strasburgh en
the 27th of January. His Excellency continued his
journey to Vienna without stopping.
The steeple of Cologne was lately struck by light-
ning, and burnt to the ground, although it was fur-
nished with two Paratonneretes.
VIENNA, JANUARY 23.
The difficulties respecting Saxony, instead of:being
removed, have increased. Prussia has rejected all
the indemnities offered her as insufficient. Her Mi-
nisters say, that in 1806 she possessed Hanover, the
cession of which must have been made in considera-
tion of certain countries which she was to receive
somewhere else. They say, also, that she occupied
*Hanover in the same way that Austria does the Ve-
netian States. In short, Prussia now insists upon
Saxony, code quo cos*, and proposes a Pension to the
King of Saxony.

..... Presumed to complain da t
Illi. Austosa has permitted a Lul
opened at Venice, and that the (
. 1 xi Lutherans and Calsinias is
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