Star.
London, England, 1815-05-19 00:00:00

VIENNA, MAY a.

A treaty is concluded between the Courts of Vienna
and Palermo, by which King Ferdinand is to be se-
cured in the possession of his hereditary throne of the
Two Sicilies (some earlier accounts Lite stated tha;
Ferdinand's eldest son was to be Mg of Naples, aid
that it was settled that Naples and Sicily, should ,
never be united under one Sovereign). His Majesty
will also be recognised in bin fame: dignity by all
the Allied Powers. and soi.eanly proelessed..
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Since tha depastate of M.-Montana .a new attempt
has been made by the French Government to open'
a negotiation with cht,Allied Powers; but, like she
Oat, it has wholly failed. •
His Majesty the king of Denmark certainly leaves
us on the 15th ; he takes with hid the general esteem.
rt is likewise certain that a considerable Danish Auxi-
liary •corps will shortly join the Allied Armies.
.The
presence of thilcing has been of great disadvantage
in respect of she concerns of
.0 • rk.
It is believed here • that Isoltilities will not begin
before the Is( of June.

Count Saurau, Governor of Milan, has received
orders immediately to repair to the Austrian Atiny
of Naples, and at the mine time the necessary itist
Lions in respect to the measures that are to be adopted
on the entrance of the Austrian army into Naples.
It is calculated that the present war will cm Au.
stria 250,000 Augsburg florins dilly. Germany is
divided into districts, for the better providing the
Grand Armies with every thing requisite for their
maintenance.
sr. PETERSDORGH, APRII.

Yesterday her Majesty the Empress Mother granted
a private audience to Count Winzingerode, the Am.
bassador of his Majesty the King of Wurtemburg,
in which he formally solicited, in the name of his
Majesty, the hand of her Imperial Highness the
Grand Duchess Catharine Paulovma, Duchess
Dowager of Holstein Oldenburg, for the eldest sou
nf his Majesty the King of Wurtemiturg, the Crown
'lC:a.rietkric Waage Marla,- This -saki' was
dy settled in Germany in previous .interviews
between the illustrious personages interested in it.

DRESDEN, MAY S.

On the 20th of April Prince Salkowsky was ar•

rested at Glopka, in Upper Silesia, by a company of
GenscParmes, under the direction of a Counsellor tie
Government, and in consequence of .an order from
the Prussian Minister of, the Police, on account d
every thing supicious of attachment to.Napolcon sal
his perfidies. • ' • '
ittAcnnt, APRIL so.
This morning.waqithe solemn procession ordered
by his Majesty tcrimplote the Divine Blessing for the
success of our arms. A five o'clock thert• we.• a
sermon and high mass in all the churches; after which
the procession proceeded to the Cathedral. The num.
tier of persons was so great, that the procession lasted
for several hours.
HAMBUROH MAY 11. •
r Accounts from Milan state, that the most magni..
'tient preparations are making for the reception of die!
fffrcliduke, who is expected on The lieth at Milan.
•Ni *the Eaghts and numberless N.'s•which figure in
livery corner, opal every piece• of furaitore,linen,
porcelain, &c. /cc. are effaced or altered.
The nobility of Milan are also farming a noble

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gnat() ossluat and otibotteliack, to do the first duty.
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on the day et inauguration.
It was teparted at. Milan on the 29th, that by a
new sktory, ttnr.it's fetreat to Naples was wholly
cut off.; The Confirthation was expected every hew..

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NAPLgi. APRIL, 91—(Fatam A Lama.)
"the mislottunes that have befallen our army aie-
httowit here, in Spite of all the precLtions that hove
beat ! 'ken. 'the party of the old King begins to show
itself anew, and we expect speedy and most important
chknges in this country, which has been so long ex-
posed to 60 ninny troubles.

FROM THE DANUCE MAY t. .
It has been said that the ArChduchess Maria Louisa
is now attended by none but Germans, and th.tt tl,e
trench .retinue is dismissed ; this is false ; the latter,
near 100 in number, attend lk..r as below.

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Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council wits
held at the Foreign Office, which sat till past four.
Yesterday morning the Dotes of CLAarum and a-
Liana visited the PIUNCE REGENT at Cailton•lionse.
Earl blut.oaitve had an audience of the PRINCE
REGINT yeiterday morning at Cailton.House.
Yesterday morning the Princess CHARLOTTE too;;
an airiown open carriage, atie:ided by the Conn-
, taliS .tem.issid Colonel. ADDYNEROICIif in the
Szt.
Yesterday the hake of YORK, the Duchess of As-
'OOtILIUM, the Duke and niches: of NEncAsme,
Matrchioness of SALISBURY, &c. visited her Nlissr..l-1
at the Queen's Palace. In the evening her MAJESTY
and the Pruncesses. went to Carlton-House, to dine
, with the PRINCE 'twitter, where they were met by
the Princess CHARLOTTE of Watats, the Duke of
CLARENCE, and a select party.
The following distinguished Personages gave grand
entertainments yesterday, at their respective resi-
dences, viz.
His Once the Archbishop of CANT ltltlVltri,_ at Lambeth Pa-
lace; Earl of ROSILBLIIRT, Porintan-square; Visetiont SYDN Cr,
1111 Grosvenor-square; ?lab Earl of Rosstivrt, in Portman-tqtsate;
Marquis of BATY, in Grossenousqulre ; Mr. TUAC ICY, in Fort-
bad place ; Lord HSU Nlt L,Grosvenor-square;-Mr. Gon.tNO;
' Portland-place ; Mr. MAIWZI.t, Connaught•place ; Mr. Cut.
Mau TIN In Brook-street ;Earl.Foaraseult, in GrOINCTIOr•SqUpr
Viscount Clays, in Berkeley•square • General FLoYD, in MatisT
.11s1d-street ; Earl of HAarvroaa, is 'Hanover-square : Viscount
.Buratcute in Stanhope-sweet, May-fair ; Lord Cu scum, la
'Davies-streisti Berkelersq.uare.
A most magnificent assemblage .of fashion and.
beauty graced the party held on Wednesday evening
it the residence of the Right HOnoutalale CJJARLES
ARBUTHNOT, in Downing-street, Westminster. The
house is capacious, and well itted up ; it was illu-
urinated with cut-glass lustres, exhibiting great bril-
liancy. The party exceeded' 500 persons, awing
'whom were--
. The Foreign Minlsters,Duke and Duchess of Newt:aide, Duke
sad Duchess of Montrose, Ducheis Dowager of I .eeds and Lady
F. Osborne, Marquis and Marchioness of IL h, Countess of
Claotinondejey and Lady Charlotte Ciaohnoadeley, Earl aed
of Harrowby, Lord and Lady Cairmgco.i, blarquis
anCerlrchioness of Winchester, Earl and Conner's of Ca4iiiiis,
Lord Sydney sod the Mitses *lownshend, Part of Vb'estinore-
land, Viscountess Castlereagh and Lady S. Stewart, Sic.
The Countess of Powys.* ball, iq Berkeley-square,
on Wednesday night, was attended All a bciit of
Ipshisinaltsbn. The house was killistfitly lightedi and
the floors chalked with appropriate &vices. Dancing
inn meneral at eleven. o'clock, led off by Lady
Cues, and a Gentleman, whose name we could net
learn. About twenty-five. couples followed. Au
elegant collation was arranged in the lower apart-
ment for about 900 persons : the conipany-sat down
about two o'clock. Dancing was resumed .about die
hour of three; and at five the party broke up:— All
the leading fashionables were present. .
We have authority to-state that the Grand Choral
Masque of the Vision of FINGAL," preparing at the.
Opera, for rite Benefit of the Caledonian Asylum, on
the 25th instant, can never be repeated. The Music
is lax Wroxett,.and the performance of the Chorusses
under the direction of Sir GEORGE 6mmir. The Bal.
let by Mr. Srivrans. Upward of two hundred Perfor-
mers will be employed on this occasion.
THE ARTISTe GRNBRAV: BENEVOLENT SoCIETY...—
The first anniversary dinner of this institution, which
is highly honourable .to the founders, took place on
Wednesday,-at the Albion. Tavern, Aldersgate-street.
;The. Chair was taken by the. Duke of Kern., between
4sllool and the Duke of Somas was placed the vene-'
;;arable president of the Royal Academy. The Duke
:of KENT supported the Chair with spirit and energy
the post convivial; and we have the pleasure of say-
ing that a subscription of near one thousand •pounds
missmade iii the room.
AUXILIARY NATIONAL SCHOOL.—Wednesday last,
dB examination of the Children of the City. of Lon-
National &hoots took place at the School-rooms
is Coleman-street-buildings. The Friends of the In-
stitution afterwards dined together at the City of Lon-
don Tavern—the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR
in the Chair. Dining the evening upwards of 700
children, educated in the several Schools, were intro-
Mimi, and presented a most affecting spectacle to the
party assembled. The neatness of their appearance,
the propriety of their behaviour, and their happy
countenance!, added irresistible force and interest to
the eloquent and impressive addresses of the worthy
Chief Magistrate of the City, the Bishops of LONDON
end HERRYORD, and other distinguished characters,
who earnestly recommended the Institution to the no.
tice and patronage of every friend to the religious and
moral improvement of the poor. We are happy to
.add that 4500 were collected.
We have received letters from Madrid up to the
3d May, which state that 2,200 men, which lately
left Cadiz, under the command of MIZ+REB, for Porto
Bello, aye now ordered to the Havtnisah, to accom-
pany Geoeral .A.eopaea, who has been named Vice-
roy of Mexico. Our advices through the same chan-
nel from Vera Cruz. come up to the 12th March.
The last accounts from the capital of Mexico, at that
time known In Vera Crux, were of the latter end of
December. By them it bad been known that the
Spanish Authorities had celebrated the Proclamation
issued by FERDIN AND, in Valencia, with the ringing
of belli, &C. ,as a lure to the people. However, the
insurgents- centinae occupying the road from Vera
Crud to Mexico, 'and nothing can get by. The con-
voy of three'millions of dollars was still detained in
Xalapa, twenty lekzues from Vera Cruz, where it had
been stopped for five months. A small division of
troops had left Vera Cruz to open the road, but the
insurgents are in 'great numbers, and petrole even
within seven leagues from Mexico, where they have
lately destrayesi a spanish party of thirty men.