Star.
London, England, 1815-11-03 00:00:00

HAGUE, OC rOIIER 21.

In the Sittings of the second Chamber of the
States General, a Message from his Majesty was
read, transmitting an.authentic copy of the Treaty
concluded with his Majesty the Emperor of Russia,
containing the stipblationi of the exact deterrniration
of the boundaries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
This Treaty is in every respect unfavourable to those
concluded on this subject with the Courts of London,
Bet lift, and Vienna, which were communicated to the
Assembly last September. It was ordered to be de-
posited in the Archives, printed in both languages,
and distributed to the Members.
BKEMEN, OCTOBER IS. _ _

Count Bcntinck, who had some differences with
the Government of Oldenburg, on account of the
sequestration under which the lordship has been since
the time of the French government, landed suddenly,
on the 13th of October, with eighteen men and some
officers, whom be had levied, as it is said, for the ser-
vice of Holland. He published a proclamation, by
which he resumed the possession of Knierhausen .in
the quality of sovereign, established there several
boards of justice, a chancery, a board o( police, &c.
and appointed officers of the land welir and landsturn.
'the measures %shit!' the Duke of Oldenburg took
against this attempt. obliged the Count's truops
re.embark, and his letters patent have been tour
:loan. The Count himsaf is at Hamburgh. • -
ROME, OCTOBER
The Prince of Peace is arrived here.
Though the attack of the Pir:ttes upon the Isle of
Elba has failed, they have made several landings
near the tvlontalto. and Finmicino; in which they car-
ried off several of the inhabitants and a quantity of
*cattle.

Yesterday the Archdukes JOHN and Lewis, accom-
panied by two of their suite, paid their respects to
the PRINCE RECENT at Carlmn-house, previous to
their leaving London on their tour through England
and Scotland. Their Imperial Highnesses are mak-
ings large purchases of wool, &c.
We find the lion. Lady Canurrow, her daughter,
gild fe male servant, were the passengers alluded to
in our Ramsgate Letter of yesterday, as drowned,
in the Sir William Curtis Ramsgate packet, going
into Ostend Harbour on Saturday night last. Lady
Can was niece to the venerable General of that
name, now residing at Rarnsgate with his family,
who are all plunged in the greatest distress by this
melancholy event.
EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTERFRO.NI VIENNA, DATED

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EEPTESIDER 420.
" I have frequently seen the wife of the Ex-Em-
peror of France. She still continues at Baden. I
resided in a hotel immediately opposite to her's, and
saw her several times every day. Her object in
coming here can hardly have been to take the benefit
of the waters ; she appears to enjoy the most robust
health. She generally rides out in a habit a rdsg-
laire. Her admiration of the English nation is extreme.
I had the honour of being several times saluted by
her en pa:sante ; I asked her what it was that made her
so favourable to English manners and English cha-
racter ? The answer I received was, that her admi-
ration was gained by the respect with which the
English nation treated hei husband ; she is still very
.much 'attached to him. Her Ftenc I servants have
been replaced by Austrians, but her confidential at-
tendants are still French. Her livery is green, that
of Bonaparte, tint plain.
" She is styled the Archduchess by the people, but
her immediate servants treat her as Empress, with the I
title of Majesty ; the little Napoleon visits her twice
a week ; he is a very beautiful boy, and has great
talents fur kis age ; I have seen him with her several
times on a terrace, pointing out to his notice some
English, who happened to be passing by, and appa-
rently explaining something to him with great ear.'
nesiness. 'Theseis no doubt of her having attempted
to escape to France • when Bonaparte returned from
Elba ; the relays of horses on the road were ordered
in the name of the Duke of Wellington : it was one
of her domestics. who betrayed her to the police. She
is scarcely ever visited by any of the Austrian Royal
Faelill, at ICU' in a. public mauper."
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