Star.
London, England, 1815-01-09 00:00:00

11AMBU1WH, DECEMBER SO.

In rel ition to Saxony and Poland, every thing has
undergone a chltige at Vienna. Prussia will have
other compensations in lieu of Saxony, and the Con-
gress will still last a long time. •

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MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1815. •
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PRICE OF S COCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK :
keduced 63j11-4 per Ct. 821-5. per Cr. Navy 94i1
Coinnls 6391—f0r account,SCHt —Omnium I dis.
Bank Long Anne.— —Bonds 1106.135. pre,
Exchequer Bills 3s. fF. preen
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Dividends are now paying on the following Stocks:
India Stock, Consols, and Nary.

French Papers to the 6th inst. also a Dutch, and
two Hamburgh Mails, have arrived since our last.—
The accounts which they present from Vienna reach
to the 25th ult. inclusive ; but they throw no new
light on the proceedings of the Congress. The Mo.
narchs themselves seem to be getting tired of the de•
lays that have taki:n place in making the various ar-
rangements that are neczssary. We infer this from
the circumstance of their having, about three weeks

ago, bad a personal conference for the purpose of set-
tling some of the points on which their Ministers had
not been able to come to any satisfactory result. The
accounts state that, in consequence, there is a pro-
spect of a speedy adjustment; but none of the parti-
culars have been suffered to transpire.

Respecting Poland nothing new is mentioned in
these Papers. The fate of Saxony too is still left un-
decided; but it appears obvious that Prussia will not
easily be induced to give up its claims tothat kingdom.
It is stated that some of the principal inhabitants,
with the Judge of the Court of Appeals, acting as
their President, had assembled for the purpose of pe-
titioning the Congress in favour of the old dynasty,
but the President was arrested by the Prussian Au-
thorities, and the printed papers circulated by the
Meeting were ordered to be seized wherever they
could be found.

Among other means of negociation, some of the
Powers have recourse to intimidating measures at
least, though language of that quality may hitherto
not have been usvd. Witness the strong Russian
force which occupies Poland, and the Prussian armies
jin Saxony, and to these circumstances add that of a
Treaty of Alliance between the, King of BAVARIA,
and the Emperor of Aurrata, in consequence of
which the former has ordered his disposable force to
be put on the war establishment—increasing his army
from fifteen or twenty thousand to fifty or sixty thou.
sand men. The movements of the Austrian troops
in Italy also puzzle the continental politicians, who
are anxious to dive into the state of relations between
that Power and MURAT.

Bewildered in speculations, some of the Continental
Journals anticipate a rupture of the present Peace;
but though we cannot doubt that it is the aim of some
Powers to excite a fear that hostilities may be the re-
sult t f a refusal of their claims, we are persuaded
drat nothing can at this moment be farther from their
views than a renewal of the war. Let us hope that
their intimidating demOnstrations may not drive some
of the others to a line of conduct not in the contem-
plation of auy at the present moment. It is sound
policy every State to prepare to repel insult. AU
acts of intimidation are of this quality, and ought to
be carefully avoided by every Power solicitous of the
peace and welfare of Europe.
The German Princes are reiterating their endea-
vours to induce the Emperor FRANCIS again to become
the Chief of the German Confederation, and this pro.
ject is even said to be supported by Wurtemberg in
opposition to Prussia, and to have a warm friend in
the King of DENMARK. Another Note is stated to
have been presented by Prince METTERNICH to Russia
and Prussia, to which their early attention was re-
quired. Of its =tents nothing is mentioned.

The removal of BONAPARTE from Elba to the
island of St. Helena is again talked of. If this be
really intended, it is probable that a sentence of di-
vorce from a second wife, married while his first wal
in life, is intended to be pronounced. The people of
Parma are said to be much discontented at being con-
signed over as subjects to the progeny of this marriage.

On Saturday the Members of the Quzzaes Council
met at Windsor, for the purpose of snaking their
quarterly report on the state of his Ma.resry's-health.
After having examined the physicians, they returned
to town, and delivered their report to the Privy
The following; monthly Bulletin of his Munn's
health was exhibited yesterday at St. James's

" Windsor Castle, January 7
46 The KINCes disorder continues unabated, but his
MAJESTY has passed the rut month in a very tranquil
gate."

Her Royal Highneu the Princess CHARLOTTI of
WALE§ completed her 19th year on Saturday. •

On Saturday Mr. BASSEI79 King's Messenger, was
sent off with dispatches to Viscount r —ASTLIUMAGH.

The Earl of Lavaaroor. is sone to Bath in conse•
quence of indisposition, but is expected only to re-
main there a fortnight.

The Earl of MALL Mt= condones dangerously ill
at Richmond-house, Privy-gardens.
Earl HARDOWBY arrived at his seat at Sandon on
Tuesday last.
Friday se'nnight the Marquis of Stamm) and
family arrived at their beautiful seat at Trentham.
Among the Christmas Festivities in agitation, is a
Masquerade at Alderley, the seat of Sir .1. T. STAN•
LIM Ban. in Cheshire.
Among the fashionable • isitOrs who have Ws
partaking of the Christmas festivities at Titan, ere§
the Duke of Davonantat. Lord and Lad Bongs**.
DON. Lord and Lady MonPanr, the Countess 111.
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