Star.
London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

LODI, OCTOBLR 22.
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A letter from Ch&eti, in the Abruzses, informs us
that the division of General Lecchi,is the service of
sing Joachim, is advancing on Wt. Ode of Ancona,
hy the route of Pescara, and that when it shall have
alrived at Ancona, it will unite with the division ol
General Carrascosa, and proceed in company with it
to the confines of the ci-divant kingdom of Italy, oc-
cnpied by the Austrian poops.
LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 24.

To-day a courier arrived in our city from Vienna
with the important intelligence that the kingdom of
Saxony is definitively incorporated with Prussia, and
that it will be.governed by a Prussian Prince, with
the rank of Viceroy. Pinsrian administration
will be immediately established in Saxony. The
King of Prmsia guarantees tl.e debts 01 the State.—
iiis.Majesty has promised to grant a particular pro-
tean n to commerce in general, and in particular to
the manufactures of Leipsic.
Tluoughow all Germany, and particularly in the
conctriftwhich harm part sit the ti,elevaht C,infedera-
tion o 1 " there wilt- be esniblithed States-'
Gene!4 nit° will blxire with the Soveregrr' the Le-
gislative Power.
We Wain that the Neapolitan troops have entersd
into the Duchy of U:bine, au:l- Occupying resaio,
their Critimandant placed a guard pf honour at the.
dour ,of hotel .occupied .the Since. of the
reace, and who .is kept there ur.der surviillauce
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order of the Court of Rome.

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WARSAW, OC CO liEtt s.
We eipett that his Imperhil 'HiLhitess Prince COn-
itantine will shortly return how Vienna to this city.
The servants ot the Emperor's household are already
arrived from :it. Petershlngh, and the Imperial
Guards does duty at the Palace.

EVENING STAR._

LONDON.

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We subjoin some farther interesting extracts from
the Jamaica Papers, which we received yesterday ex.
elusively. The return of the rich provinces of the Ca-
nieces to the allegiance of the mother country, is an
event which must be of considerable advantage—not
only to Spain but to Great Britain. Our Readers
ought to observe that, since our contest with America,
certain busy Gentlemen, of that truly virtuous and
independent Republic, stirred up a pettifogging lute.
rection at Carthagena, to which they gave the appel-
lation of an independent Republic.
The Citizens of that infant Republic commenced
their career, more majorwm, with committing depreda-
tions upon the high seas, and the British flag was
more than that of any other nation the object of their
hostility, The worthy al)ies of Mr. James MADISON
will therefore probably receive a visit in their capital,
which is at no great distance from the. Caraccas, and
vre Trust the nuisance will thus he speedily abated.
The victory by the royalists over the Independents
or Insurgents, as they are called, was decisive. In
clditioo to those who were killed with arms in their
Lands, some severe examples were made by beheading
others after the victory.
'the subsluent Proclamation of the Marquis of
CA:O LLON to the natives of the Caraccas is lavish in
couciliatory promises, but from what we see daily
assiitg in Old Spain, we fear but little reliance can
pn there fulfihnent.
Among" tit sobiqincd otracts will be found ttar
obr.oxio as Ordinance against the diiusion of religious
koowlealge :Jantair.a, to which we alluded yester.
114 y ; this document will enable our Readers to form