Star.
London, England, 1824-02-02 00:00:00

STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 3.

The Portuguese Chargé d'AfFaiies, Chevalier
veira, who left this city about a fortnight ago, to pro-
ceed to Rome, there to fill the same post, received
dispatches when he reached Ystadt, which induced him
to go to England, in order to return to Lisbon.

JANUARY 13.—1 t is said that the Crown Prince %ill
go to Norway some weeks sooner than hii Maje,ty,
namely, in the month of March. It is not kseven
whether he is to remain there as Viceroy. The grand
entertainment to be given by the city will take place on
the 28th of this month.
SWITZERLAND, JANUARY 14.

Great exertions are now making to regulate, by spe-
cial conventions, the commercial intercourse with the
neighbouring German States. It is hoped that the ne-
gociations will be sufficiently advanced for the subject
to be brought before the Diet in the coarse of the summer.
Letters from Milan say, that a change in the positirns
of the Austrian troops in Italy will take place in tl.e
Spring. A column of the troops in the kingdom of
the Two Sicilies will leave that country and come to
Upper Italy. The Regiments which are to return to
their old quarters in the German hereditary dominions
of the Emperor will set out on their march at the same
time. A grand review of all the troops in Upper Italy
is spoken of, at which the Emperor is expected.

oa the sueceisof his endeavours to implicate that preacher
in his guilt, for he declares him to have known the
whole plan from the first. How far the evidence of an
accomplice is entitled to credit, in such a case, we shall
not pretend to determine. Had the guilt of Smith been
so very cie.stly ascertained, we doubt that the Governor
would have referred his case to our Government at home.

New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Papers to the
7th ult. reached us this morning. They contain the
Annual Treasury Report, for the year 1823, by which it
appears that the revenue amounted to 20,444,035 dol-:
jars; and that the expenditure was 15,317,407, leaving,
with a former balance of upwards of four millions, a
sum of 9,364,055 dollars in the Treasury. The Prew
York Commercial Advertiser contains an article from
Brazil, whist) gives a very different version of the recent
events at Rio deJaneiro to that we received direct from
that city. The following are extracts:

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