Star.
London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

THE AtISTRIAN NOTE.

' The Allied Sovereigns, assembled at Verona, have been rif
opinion that they could no longer remain silent on the misfoe.
tunes and disorders which desolate Si aim. 'Their duty and
their conscience oblige them to speak, and the end •rsigned Charge
d'Affaires for Austria has had the honour of making known te
Colonel San Miguel, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairsto kis
lost Catholic Majesty, the sentiments and wishes of the Empe
ror.—The reply which his Excellency gave to this verbal com-
munication proves that the intentions of his Majesty have bees
' misinterpreted, , and his.offers undervalued. The undersigool
will not descend to the point of refuting the calumnious insinua-
tions by which it has been .endeavoured to distort his real mess-
ing. Very soon Spain and all Europe be enabled to judge
of this.. But the Court of Austria is at opinion that its ditap-
prov.d of the causes of the evils which oppress a noble and goit-
rous nation, for which it professes much esteem, and for whale
it feels so much interest, would not he sufficiently declared if It
continued to maintain diplomatic relations with the Spanish CAF
vernmeut. In execution of his orders, the undersigned, there.
fore, informs the Secretary of State fur Fore'gn Affairs that hk
mission is terminated; and requests tb it his Excellency will hiss
the goodness to forward to him his passports.
" On this occasion the undersigned has the honour to err
his Excellency the homage of his high consideration.
(Signed) , 64 Centres BRUNETTI,
64 Madrid, January 10."

ANSWZR.
" I haveseeeived the Note which youf Excellency was pleased
to remit to me, dated yesterday, the 10th, and having now only
to say that the Government of his Catholic Majesty is indifens
whether it maintains relations or rot with the Court of View,
I send you, by Royal order,' the passports which you have re
quired.—l am, &c. " EVARISTO SAN MIGUEL.
" Madrid, January 11."

A Bayonne Mail has arrived with accounts to the
16th. '11:e intelligence, however, is of so vagae a
character that we do not think it worth inserting.
A confused narrative is given of two actions between
the Constitutionalists and the Insurgents ; oat at
Saragossa, the other at Vittoria ; but no authority il
quoted, nor are the facts at all related with an air
of probability.

This forenoon we received two Dutch Mails, witkl
Papers 'to the 23d instant, and Hamburgh Papers
the 18th instant. An article from Frankfort wail
that Austria will shortly lay before the Diet of the
German Confederation a proposal relative to the
berty of the Press, and the public deliberations of. Le'
gislative Assemblies. We wonder. what Austria Jai
to do with the Liberty of the Press, and wish Ai
would not meddle with matters that do not coca*
her.—These Papers contain details of the progrtst,ol
the Emperor of Kowa toward, his esipitisli
he is expected to reach on the rids- instant. Mt*,
lowing are the only articles -of_ ititelligenio MOO
quoting:

DRESDEN, JANUARY :
The Leipsig fair is as bad as possib,
is a total want of various kinds
and•goods. This is to be ascribed to
and the scarcity of water. Maly
are wholly at a stand : at .Chernni
thotisand workmen have been Out of

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ceg. for the benefit of the cbaritable institutions
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in'this City.
Our Journals say that, in the course of the last
sin years, 550 Swedish ships have been freighted to
and from Turkish ports, of which about 300 were
bond to Alexandria, 9.00 to Constantinople and the
Enxine, 50 to Smyrna and the Archipelago.
Her Highness the Princess of Leuchtenburg is ex-
pected to arrive on the coast of the Baltic in the
month of May. It is thought she will embark fot
soden at Warnemande, in a Swedish vessel, and that
Admiral Cedetstrom will command it.

BERLIN, JANUARY 11.
On Wednesday there was a grand review of the
garrison by his Majesty in person.
AusTERDAM, Jail. 21.—Exchange on London, 39-10-59-7.
nimburgh,
11AXAVEIGH. JAN. 14.—Exchange on London, 56-8...56-11.
JAN 17.--36-7...36-10.
Sr. paintsgeßGll, DEc. 51.—Exchange on London 10 1-52,
Amsterdam 1-32, Ilamburgh 9 5-32, Paris 104

We have received this morning Norfolk (Virginia)
rapers.to the 12th of December.
FROM THE NORFOLK HERALD, OF DEC. 12.

We almost dread to hear from our public vessels
in the West Indies, so disastrous has been the intel-
ligence from them for some time past. The latest ac-
counts from the Cayenne are received by the schooner
Frances, from Curacoa, arrived at this port. The
Cayenne had put into Curacoa about the 6th ult. on
account of the sickness of the, crew.