Star.
London, England, 1815-01-03 00:00:00

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On the 14th inst. the NerwegiauPeputies !lasi w
ijiblic audience. at wllich the wilds Court. and
.chkf Officers of State were present. • After haviut
displayed the advantages. eltilhOgitisilVesaltitiewrali.
with Sweden, they Wok Oft fitik
constituents, and had the 44144* , I;tarw k!*bri-
jesty's hand.
The return of tlan Crown Prince' aaillibe Duke
,Sudermania resembled a continued triumphal pro'-
cession. In all ti.: towns 'bran ,h stint they passed,
triumrhal arches erected. 'lle inhabitants o:
both scv.e.s, of all ages, thronged to see their bclov.
Crown Prince, and to thanic hint for the happy
of Norstay wick Sweden. One can stately form a:.
idea of the.loye and vetlyrati6n of the Swcslctfq
illustrious Comtnander.
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Letters received 'NO VvltitinFtbis h;Or4tiftAess.
tion; that ai ip ttalyrrlve3 are: fp.rn saeola.
Nit aat~f jiarioa liMich.l4olll4 MICSOngt that the
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Atris pipers of friilay 484 Satordsplastis,,,-
The,proceadings. of the mid elliiambere firesent Vet*
that is interesting. The time of the Chamber of De.
pntic, continues to beoceupied with petitions Irpm in-
dividuals who had, in different ways. becorrwvictims
in person or property to the latrieis systenrof the de-
posed TyrAut, and claiming, from the justiciof the
Nation. that redress and compensation, to which their
sufferings and loss of property entitles them.
It is but justice to add, that every disposition :s
shewn on the part of the Chamber ant! the Govern-
ment to relieve the petitioners, and make good their
losses as far as circumstances permit.
The aXtir of General EiCELAI ANs having iiiimvo.-
ferred to the government, orders have been issued by
the King in Council, that he shall be tried in the Idth
military division; and the Marshal Duke 'de •Tna-
via°, in quality tif Governor, ii to bring -the • bissi.
ness before the Council of War of that divlsloa.

The news from Spain, iu these papers is ash. same
character as every thing that has come front that
quarter for a considerable time; but the ltini seems
to aim at courting popularity by allossi.tg more east
access to his person, and deigning to-contort; mare t 4.
nailiarly with his subjects.
At Vienna matters go 'on still with great secrecy..
and little ttanspires that can he depended onresreet-
jog the fate of the Xing of SAlONT....jiWkittenli
well-written pamphlets have been c irculated to prove
that, an far cis the law of:nature ipanatioiss ;$ son.
served, he has, by his long and 'steady intsihmeist to
tiONAPAttI% placed himself hers 4'444 ; aue. on the
other hand, not a few have approedwinting g pal.
hating if not justifying his coiuluct.
In Italy the people continue much discontented at
the Austrian system of marching the Italian regi.
silents into Germany and replacing them by Austrian
troops. The desertions iu consequence are very nu-
merous.

We have authority to state, that the Infamols
paragraph published in Tie Day Paper of this day,
m which the name of the Viscountess Dtamecurier ;
mentioned as having been the Lady D. who had ex-
hibited articles of the peace against hes husband, will
become the subject of an immediate prosecution—his
Lordship's Solicitors having decided orders to this
effect.

Tuesday, RICHARD HART DAVIS, Esq. M• P. for
Bristol, read to the Gentlemen assembled at the Com-
mercial Rooms, in that city, a letter he had received
from the Earl of LIVSRPOOL, which contained an ab-
stract of the tarrns at the Treaty with America; and In
which the Noble Earl adverted to the period of time
Out would necessarily transpire before the retitle:A-
viols could be exchanged--observing that hostilities
would be continued in the mean tune—and that it
Would probably be late in the present year before our
Beets anti armies could be withdrawn front America.
j His Lordship added, that on these grounds, it might
still be deemed necessary to continue the Property
'Tee until April, 1816. PLe Earl of Livaaroot and
Mr. HART Daman both at Bath at present,spending
the Christmas holidayi. The determination of Minis.
errs to propose the continiismee ache Income Tar to
',aliment, fists, we balisasoefarars sommunicated to
several Members of Parliastmot, who are considered
to be in the Ministiriul lateral, besides to Mr. HART
DAVIS, It is, in facts a matter of notoriety in the
higher political circles.
We understand, that it is agreed by the Treaty with
America, that immediately on the exchange of this Ra-
tifications at Washington, orders should hexane to M.
armies, squadrons, officers, subjects, and citizens of
the two parties, to cease from all hostilities; and that
all vessels and effects which stay be tales after the
spate of twelve days from the said Ratilicatioas,
upon all parts of the coast of North America, froin '
the latitude of IV degrees North, to the latitude
of SO dirges North, and as for eastward in the At-
lantic Ocean as the 86th degree of West lonsimder
from the meridian of Greenwich, shall be restored ma
each side ; that the time shall be thirty days in all I
other parts of the Atlantic Ocean North of the Eqai.
noctial Line or Equator. and the same time for Ma
British and Irish Channels, for the Gulf of Mexico"
and all parts tithe West Indies s forty days for clap North Bras, for the /tattle, and rot all pane of tiek.
Mediterranean ; silty days for the Atlantic Ocean.
South of the fainetor, as far as the latitude of the
Cape of Good Mope 4 Amity deys foe rug other =
of **world Sends of the 'Eta** ; one ku m
and twat day; *AU gostimac4 lila "add "falba:,
'cent
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