Star.
London, England, 1814-10-01 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 17.

As soon as Prince Christian returns from Norway
be will retire to the Chateau at Sonderburg, to reco-
ver his health, which has suffered very much by what
be has undergone.
According to the latest accounts from Norway,
they were then very busy in the southern parts cf that
country in choosing the Deputies to the new Wet at
Christiana. Th3ugh the northern parts were less sa-
tisfied with such a sudden change, it was, not with.
standing, believed, that in them also the choice of the
Deputies would soon be proceeded to, and be accom.
plithed without disturbance.

PBTERSBURGH, SrPTEMBER a.
It is now said that the departure of the Emperor
te.the Congress will not take place on the 13th inst.
but a week later.—The Emperor has addressed the
follow' .•g Proclamation to the marlin, dated Aug.lB:
44 Soldiers ! A year ago, on this day, in the fields
of Csilm, where your breasts stopped the impetuou.
attempts of the enemy to penetrate into Bohemia, I
put up solemn thanksgivings to the ALNIIGOTY for
his infinite goodness to us, your constant companions.
Courage, valour, patience, and love of the faith and
your country, crowned you afterwards with new lau-
rels, opened the gates of Paris, gave us peace, and
afforded soldiers the sweet pleasure flf returning
crowned with glory to then country. It is grateful
for your services and your labours: in its name 1
thank you, and in .its name I congratulate you on
hour return to your country. Your het oic deeds
ave always been objects of my attention." His Ma-
jesty then adds, that to afford to all officers, subal-
terns, soldiers maimed in the last glorious war, both
those who hove already retired, and thotar wit, shall
*till retire, on account of their wounds, and have no
more than the usual provisions, a more speedy way of
applying to his Majesty, he has appointed a Special
Committee to examine their petitions, and to lay them
before hint without delay.
COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER IS.
On the' 6th of August his Majesty ivied an Act,
imnoanCing his cession of Heligoland to the Crown
of Great Britain, and releasing all the inhabitants in
general, sod the civil and military officers, &c. from
their oaths of allegiance.
General Hexthaueen has inserted in the newspa-
pers of Christiana, shat to avoid the rage of the peo-
-1 ple, be indeed withdraws for a time, but leaves them,
as a proof of his innocence, his family and his pro-
• petty, and that he earnestly desires to be brought to
a trial.
WUETZBURGH, SEPTEMBER Is.
Lieutenant-General Charles Stewart, Ambassador
from England to the Court of Vienna, arrived here
on the 16th, and set out for Vienna the next day.
GENOA, SEPTEMBER It.
Lord Bentinck is expected here in the beginning
of October, to resume the command of the English
troops in the Mediterranean. A Sicilian corvette has
last brought here a large quantity of ammunition. It
ss affirmed that there will be four kingdoms in Italy,
• via. Piedmont, Lombardy, Tuscany, and Naples ;--
also four Hanseatic or free cities, Venice, Genoa,
Leghorn, and Ancona. The free cities will have EO
other territory than their -ban fite. That of Genoa
will be divided between Genoa and the Duchy of
Parma This report, which is very generally spread
in our city, has caused a disagreeable sensation. The
ports 61 Savonna and Spezzia, under governments,
rivals of Genoa, would draw off a part of its com-
merce»

NAMBURGE, UPT.29.

PRIVATI LETTER.

Letters from Sweden state, that his Royal High-
ness the Crown Prince left Stockholm on the 13th inst.
and on the 18th arrived at Gottenburch.
66 'lle Council of State at Christiania recently ap-
plied to the Swedish General De Boyc, for his inter-
cession with the Crown Prince to obtain the importa-
tion of 5000 tons of corn from Gottenburgh into
Christiania. Permission was immediatoiy granted.
‘6 Vile Austrian Minister at Copenhagen, M. the
Baron de Lutzow, set off for Vienna on the 19dt inst.
having received orders from his Court to remain with
the King of Denmark during his gay at Vienna. This
skews, among other circumstances, the friendship that
exists between the Courts of Denmark and Vienna.

" It is asserted, that pretensionshave been made on
the Danish isle of Zealand, but which have not been
approved of by the Court of London.
" At Warsaw the ladies near medallions, in me-
mory of the late Prince Poniatowski.
" M. 13, arrienne, former Minister of France to Ham.
burgh, is to be again named in that quality.
" On the arrival of tke Duke of Cambridge, who
is expected the day after tn morrow at Hamburgh,
there will be among other things, a grand review of
Russian troops."

FRENCH PAPERS.

VIENNA, SEP I'EMBtR 19.

Lady Castlereagh arrived here yesterday. Besides
Mr. Cook, under Secretary of Suite for Foreign Affairs,
Lord Castlereagh has with him Messrs. Planta,Wax.d,
Merry, Montagu, and Morier.
The Duke of Saxe Weimar, the Prince of Anitalt
Pless, Mr. Edling, Court Marshal of the King of
SAxony, and Mr. Gersdot f, President of the ChamSer
of Saxony, have also arrived here.