Star.
London, England, 1814-09-02 00:00:00

AUSTRIA, AUGUST O.

The opening of the Congress, in Vienna, is looked
to with the most lively impatience. Well-informed
persons have long since been convinced that it will
take place at the appointed time, and have a happy
issue; some measures clearly indicate this.. -Tour
Archdukes, it is said, are to go to meet the Sovereigns,
viz ;—The Palatine, to the frontiers of Cailieia, to
meet the Emperor Alexander; Archduke Cbarle', to
the frontiers of Bohemia, to meet the King of PruisiA
and the Archdukes John and Anthony, to the frontiers
of Bavaria, to meet the Kings of Bavaria and Wur-
temberg. All the towns through which the Sove-
reigns pass are to be illuminated at night. •Meantime,
it is not surprising, that in a country where money,
jobbing is always carrying on, doubts and uneasiness
should be purposely kept up. • '
The principal ground of such apprehension is, the
continued activity of the military armaments i for
though the army is mostly in its standing (Millers,
each regiment is kept ready to march, till every Wr-
rangement is finished, and the artillery is even fur.
nic.hed with the necessary horses and anmenition.
Never. periiaps, did an army return from the field in
such an excellent condition, as ours, on this occasion.
The infantry has the finest appearance, and it is
well cloathed, and the cavalry better mounted-than
ever. This thews how attentive the Government was,
during the contest, in providetile- n.eans to continue it.
Tnete is, however, no where any thing directly
indicative of warlike operations, except that the army
in Italy continues to be greatly reinforced; and it ie
confilently believed that in that country considerable
changes in the state of possessing will be made.--
Very active negociations are carrying oft With the
Court of Naples.

• MUNICH, AUGUST 16.
The reports that Bavaria has ceded the town of
Lindan, on the *Lake of Constance, to Austria, ate
unfounded.
No discharges are now given so any soldier ((the
Bavatian army, to which two new regiments will be
added, formed of the troops of Aschaffenburg and
Wurtzburg. The whole army remains still on the
war establishment.
Large sums are sent in ready-money every week
from Augsburgh to Vienna. It is not doubted but
our Minister, Count Monteglar, will be created e
Prince, with a suitable dolation.
AUQSBURGH, AUGUST I.
Sir Thomas Tyrwhit and Sir Isaac Heard 'an
rived here yesterday, on their way to Vienna. Lbrd
Aberdeen, who till now has been at Stutgard, is ear
pectt:d to.morrow.

His-ROYAL HronvEss lest Windsor, on Wednesday'
for Cheltenham. From thence the Paixes and suixe,
will mike a tour through Wwreestershire and War-
' wickshire and return to town on or about the 22d
instant. Mur a lapse if three 'r tour days, it is
said, that hit HlctiNssa will proceed to Winds-r, for
the purpose of viewing the progre%s towards .he corn. I
pletion of the Cottage of Retreat, in the Great Forest;
which expected to b • finished in the course a the.
Autumn. His Rovits. Hioimss has it in etnitempla-
tion, to accompany the Eart a f Yatuktoviat Sad-
beir.rne-hall, in Sidi* ilk, eArly in the month tit October,
to partake of the spurts of the field. A large party
' will probably be invited.
Our Reapers wait perceive, from an Advertisement
in the front ot our i'a per. that the Pairior,sot W A Leg
hai taken her final departure from this c.-tina y Her
splendid tnausi in .in Connaught PlAce. w tii All Its
elegant furniture, .is to be 501a..i;% ocu,twr. 'r.ie re.
'pidence of her Royal An' the Contitieni
therefore be permanent, Uts.es9 mitre's 01 -te. br
private family arrangement.. tecal Er! Ens, a' J.
STATit Lorrsay.---Yester'ds y'•W.s the Fost i)Ayoof
Drawing-i--not a single Psixe 41.1011/: LI OU wa, . a%p.
Tuesday, the 13th, is the next dAv ..f Drawinz.—
Tickets and Shares are 'with g, warranted lindrawit
at sll.the Offices. • '
The man who committed the horrid murder in the
Kent Road, on Wednesday evening. antlalso inflicted
a dreadful wound on himself, died List Atiglit. The
report is, that the termile murdered was a w .man he
lived with, and the twu children (twius) soeltaci re-
cently had by him. It is sfitti she was x pKukr be-
toning to St. George's rat ; the man, a journey-
Man carpenter, :laving a wife rid five children.
Two hundred and linty .au of vehtias have arrived
in the River and the nortlusa ports, ladtin with' wheat,
tallow, ind outlier.
A convoy Sum' Archangel has arrived 1.1
CORN EXCHANGE, MAHIC.LANE, SEPT. s.
We had a teev tre.ih arrivals of I,t at rh.s mamma, and tai
Ott r more d• mod for Eve spiel les Oat% cri wiltds
description supports its ;nice, hut all uti.ct 1,006 are es per Itp li-
ter !toast. r dull sal-, said Vs per quart'r cl.ea, er, the
supply elec y0,..x the deio:0101. 1).61. 4141316 u ra.ul cueals r, but
brtaktf ti.ati on V, In oth.r articles no alts.aucia.
MITI-tilt NIARKEI, attif Emma: s.
is 0.1 to SS Od , Veal 7, 01 to Os Od
Mutton to 61 i 01. 64 and to Te Gd
. Lavi4 71, Od t.. as Od.
Cattle at Market.

Nests, 580—Sheep mad Lambs 63441—Calves, 20—Pigs COO
HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
Meadow Hay 41 to 51 0$ Clo•er Gi os to 71 Os
Lai[elk 01 4o aOs I Straw 11 12 to 21 21