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

GERMAN PAPERS.

German Papers to the Ist instant reached us this
morning. The accounts from Italy in these JOurnals
announce splendid preparations at Milan, for the
approaching visit of the EMPEROR of AUbTRIA. The
Nobility, the Military Authorities, and the wealthy
citizens, spare no expense on the occasion, and every
thing seems to announce that a splendid Court will
be kept in that city, as one mean of attaching, once
more, the people to the ancient reigning family. It
is certain that a Prince of the Imperial Family will
reside at Milan—perhaps alternately at Milan and
Venice. The expected meeting of Princes to form
an Italian Confederation seems not to be relishes! at
Vienna. Austria possesses an indisputable prepon-
derance in Italy, and will hardly be pleased with any
interference of the inferior Courts.

The Court Gaseile of the Duchy of Baden se.
verely censures the Journal des Debars, for having as-
serted that Baden had hired some troops to England,
in order to their being sent to India ; and remarks
that Baden, which never at any period followed the
system of trading in German blood, has already dis-'
banded her landwehr, and is pursuing measures to
restore the troops of the line as speedily as possible
to their country and their families.
Several of the leading Princes of Germany are
mentioned as having consulted and agreed together
about Ecclesiastical arrangements, preparatory to
the meeting of the Diet at Frankfort, in which some
fundamental principles respecting ecclesiastical mat-
ters in Germany are to be settled, and then laid be-
fore 64 His Holiness"—hut whether in the shape of a
ounsdate (as ought to be the case) or in what other
form is not yet knovin.

The Austrian General Count NUGENT had taken,
the command of all the troops at Naples. There is,
it is said, a party at Naples which is dissatisfied with
the present order of things, and which renders parti-
cular precautions necessary, both on the part of the
Government and of the Austrian troops. The old
and the new nobility are said to be in constant colli-
sion; the former, supported by the Court, indulging
in bitter epigrams upon the latter, who, on their side,
ate accused of attempting to keep the minds of the
people in continual fermentation.

BERLIN, OCTOBER St.
Besides his Majesty the Emperor Alexander, and
her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Catherine
of Oldenburg, we have here his Highness the Here-
ditary Grand. Duke of Weimar, with his consort the
Grand Duchess Maria, sister to the Emperor of
Russia, who arrived here last Sunday afternoon. A
great many of the Emperor's horses and equipages
atrived here yesterday. Berlin is now in a state of

bugle which Cinitrasts greatly With the late ecompar•
cite tranquillity when the King was away: Nume-
rous strangers df distinction arrive daily from all
parts of the Kingdom. General York and Prince
Gallitsin are just arrived.

At a late hour last night a Mail arrived from
Fladders. It brought some details respecting the
arrangements tif the Prussian troops. The fortress
of Charlemont has been ordered to be delivered up
to the Prussians: But perhaps the most important
article brought by the Mail is that which announces
the approaching reconciliation of the KING of Wm.
masa° and his States:
84 STUTTOARD, OCTOBER 26.
" People's minds here become more tranquil. 'i'he enlightened
men whom the King has charged to negotiate with the States,
Inspire general confidence. His Majesty has form.dly declared,
that his only object is to adopt the old Constitution to the new
Provinces, which have a right to as favourable a constitution as
the ancient dominions. Several other circumstances announce a
conciliation of the opinions of the people and the government,
which alone can insure real liberty. The happy resillt is chicly
doe to the intervention of the Prince Royal."

The Official Dispatches front the Earl of Mole•
relative to the termination of the Napaul war, reached
town yesterday, and were forwarded t• the Palace
11 moor, in Staffordshire. The accounts relative to
this event, published in the India Goberisnsent Gazette,
are given in the presiding columns.