Star.
London, England, 1814-10-13 00:00:00

crYrroiv TRADE.

From Cadiz, of the 20th ult. we have received the
following mitigation of the Decree regarding Cotton,
extending the tvrni for the exportation of the commo-
dity to the List day of the present year.

ROYAL MANDATE.
MOST EXCELLENT• SlR—His Majesty the King
being made acquainted by a petition made by several
merchants of your city, in cancurrence with the
Chamber of Commerce of the said city, with the se-
vere losses occasioned by not proroguing the licence,
granted by the Government on the 29th of Novem-
ber last, to export to America fine English cotton
goods, and further made acquainted with the repre-
sentations made to this effect to the Secretary of State
by his Excellency.. the English Ambassasbr strength-
ening the said petition, on the grounds of the aforesaid
disadvantages, and accumulated losses suffered by thv
ra :retrains, unless a vent was opened to goods which
they have imported, confiding in a prorogation of the
licence, and owing to having paid into the Custom-
House of the said city considerable sums for duties.
" His Majesty desiring to obviate such inconveni-
encies, and in consideration of the insinuations made
by the said English Ambassador, has been pleased to
order that affix your Excellency his taken an exact
account of all the cotton goods that may have been im-
ported, and have paid the duties in the Custom-house of that
city up to the date of the receipt of this order, wit:: the ex-
press purpose of re-exporting them to America, the
said exportation be freely permitted (under the con-
' ditions with which the license was originally granted)
until 31st December of the present ye ir, without leave
to petition a further prorogation ; as it om Ist January,
1815, the licencegranted in 29. h August, 1813, is to
be continued to the Philippine Company t constitute
its privileges.
" Charging your Eseellency, the Administrator of
the Custom,house, and all those employed in it, to ex.
erci,e a most scrupulous exactness in informing your-
selves, by all possible means, respecting all the goods
which have been imported and have paid duties, in
order that the goods only may be permitted to be ex-
ported, for which alone his M ijesty grants this prom.
gallon. Which Royal Order 1 forward to your Ex-
cellency, fur your Excellency's information and its
punctual observance. May Goo preserve you, &c.
" Madrid, Sept 18, m 1 4." GONGORA."
" To his Excellency the Governor of Cadiz."

FRENCH PAPERS.
VIENNA SEPTEMBERYesterday her Majesty the Empress of Russia
arrived in this capital. The Empress of Austria
went to a certain distance to meet her. The Emperor
of Austria, accompanied by the Emperor of Russia,
set out a little later. All these great personages
having met at the church of Maria-Brunn, the two
Empresses and the two Empercrs mounted an open
carriage, and, escorted by a iletachirent of the no ,Ic
German and Hungarian Guards, and the Pages of the
Court, proceeded to the Imperial Palace. A detach-
ment of Hulans opened, and another brought up the
rear of the procession, which consisted or a long line
of Austrian and Russian carriages.
When the Empress of Russia alighted from her
carriage, she was received by the Courts of Austria
and Russia, and conducted to her apartments with
the ceremonial customary on such occasions.
Between twelve and one o'clock, all the Ladies
who go to Court were presented in demi-gala to the
Empress of Russia.

Their Majesties the King and Queen of Bavaria,
and the Prince Charles, arrived this evening, and
were received with the honours due to their rank.—
In the King's suite are his Minister the Count Mont.
gelas, the Prince of Taxis, &c.
We also count among the arrivals, the reigning
Duke of Brunsu ick, Prince Anthony of Hohes.zAlcrn
Signiaringrn, the Portuguts,. Ambassador, Count
Palmela, and the Prince of li.tqlEs.Grcitr.
SEPT. 229.-I'o-day there was a presentation cf
Ladies to her Majesty the Queen of Bavaria. The
august Sovereigns have paid mutual visits.
According to the Au:trigs Observer, thefites will
follow one another, in this order
On the 29th there will be grand fire-wo ks in the
Prater, and the Sovereigns will afterwards view the
illuminations cf the city.
On the 30th, in the evening, a grand drawing.'
room and gala at Court.
In the lust days of October, a grand ridotto for

10,000 persons ; some days afterwards, a grand ro.
pular fete in the Augarten, a fete at Sclionbrunr.,
grand concert of 700 amateurs, ice.
A grand fete is also announced for the even:ng of
the 18th of October, the anniversary of the battle of
Leipsic. It will be held in the Palace of Prince Met-
Iternich, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
They still talk of a pleasure camp of 60,030 men,
to he formed of the regiments that ate in Moravia
and Upper Austria. Tcere will be grand reviews cf
these troops during the stay at the Allied Prince%
One of our Journals remarks, that if earl, of te
strangers who are now here, with the view of tnakl:ig
come demand, Lai it subm;tted to discussion and et.
cisioa, the Congress would last a century. it is frr
this reason, that a Committee has been app Ant:d to
examine these claims.