Star.
London, England, 1815-12-18 00:00:00

THE OVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1815.
RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced seq--coas. Imo. shut—for opg.
4 per Cent. 74f—S per Cent. shut—goods Ss. 4s. dia.
Onat. Sti pr.—Du. pay. 14{ p►e.—Ezth. Sllb ss. dls. par.

Our columns of to-day present two important do-
uments c inneeted with the late negociatioits between
..:rance and the Allies. The Allies* by their first
•roposals,had required 'a
cession of territory, into-
,
i"g Conde, PhiPPMalts -Marienbourg, Giver,
Saar-Louis, Landau, anti the forts of
:wiz and L'Etluse, the demolition of the worts of
:i;►i,~gueo,
the payment of 800 millions of francs,
nJ the occupation, of the strong places of the Nor-
hem and Noeslatastern frontier by an allied army
f 150,000 men.• 'The French Ministers agreed to
ccept the general basei of territorial cession beyond I
' :he limits of ancient France, 'payment of indemnity,
nd provisional occupation of the frontiers for a fixed
'inse; but they strongly contested the specific terms
• :emanded, as founded on the principle of conquest.
—The Allied Miniatehr tery properly observe, that
they do, not groinUtheit proposals on any right of
.onquest ; that on the -contrary, they have studiously
.voided any thing that might lead to a discussion of
:hat right. The Allied Courts, both in war and in'
, peace, have laboured to consolidate the royal autho-
it, in France, as a means of preventing the repetition
if those miseries under which she and all the neigh.
pouring countries have so long groaned. Upon this
..)rinciple it is, and not upon a right of conquest,
which, it it exists, they do net desire to enforce, that
hey urge those- demands which are necessary to tran-
luilliae and secure Europe in general.

A Dutch Mail arrived this morning. The pro-
loosed marriage of the young Prince of Orange to a
.ister of the Emperor of Russia- hts been officially
.iotifieJ to the 4tates.GmLrel of the Nsthrtlands.
The tavages of the late storm 4 have not been con-
.kined to the British shores : the coasts of Holland and
she North of Germany are also strewed with wrecks.
We ielect the following articles from the Dutch
_'epees;

HAGUE, DECEMBER Is.
MOND CHAN/MK oy 111 E iIIATIOJ-GENZIXAL.
lITTINOB OF DACENUFt 12.

A Message was read from his Majesty, informing
he Chamber that his Majesty had concluded a Treaty
of Marriage between his beloved son the Prince
of Orange and her faverial Highness the Grand
Duchess Maria, Paulona, sister to the Emperor Alex.
• ander, and to which, according to the Constitution;
the consent of the States is necessary.— Referred to a!
Cominittee to be'reported upon to-morrow.,
", - BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 9.

From Paris to our frontiers the Allied troops are
all in motion; the reads are covered with troops of '
all arms, artillery, and an endless train of baggage,
&c. &c. kteparations are Making at Chambray, to
rczeive, before the end of the month, the head-quar-
ters of the Duke of Wellington. All Au English
troops beyond the contingent of 25,060 infantry and
.i.tah) cavalry which remain in France, are coming to
Belgium. The 'Hanoverian and Hanseatic troops
iyiss through these provinies to return home; mean-
time the duty is done in the French fortresses of Lille
a:A Ai :as iu the strictest manner. The troops which
late!!y landed at o.teari, went yesterday on board
to morn to England. The report ie again in
Cill.li:Ca tb tliC Duke of Wellington's head.quar-
ttrs will come to B:ussas in the coarse of the month
ct Itiaiary.