Star.
London, England, 1815-01-26 00:00:00

YIENNA, JANUARY it.

The departure of Field Marshal Baron de Koller
is again spoken of; .he is to proceed to the Isle of
Elba, to induce the Es-Emperor Napoleon to change
the place of his residence. A residence in Scotland
has been propowd to him, where he will regularly
,receive the pension granted to him.
The report spread respecting a change in the Aus-
trian Ministry appears to be unfounded.
Yesterday and to-day two Italian Regiments
arrived here, each consisting of three battalions i we
.expect to-morrOw and the day after the remainder of
the Italian troops. With the exception of four regi-
ments of grenadiers, which are to remain here, they
are to be placed in garrisons in Bohemia, Moravia,
and Hungary, and also in Lower Austria.
From the number of strangers who flock into this
capital, one might suppose that the Congress has not
.yet commenced—for one individual who departs,
there arrive at least three.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TO-MORROW WILL BE THE SECOND DAY OF
DRAWING, WHEN THE FIRST TICKS I' DRAWN A
PRIZE ABOVE £25, WILL RECEIVE ,e2O,OOO.—ONLY
ONE DAY MORE TO DRAW:

THURSDAY, JANUARY 96, Isls.
PRICE OF STOCKS 1 HIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK :
Reduced 6S-4 per Cr. 821-3 per Ct. Haw/ 9t
Consols 630—for account,6sM—Ouutium lif Sls.
Bank Long Anns. 16 7.l6ths—Bonds 18s. 191. pre.
Exchequer Hills Ss. 6s. prem.

Last night we received Paris Papers, of &IndAy's
date, from which we have given, in the preceding co.
lumps, some interesting details of the ceremonial of
the funer.il of Louts XVI. and his unfortunate Quer.%
The spectacle was in the highest degree imposing and
sublime; and the lesson which it offers to all ranks,
and to every country, will, it is to be hoped, not be
lost upon mank.nd. It was our intention to have
gone more at large into some of the details and die
reflections to which they give rise; but the arrival of
another day's Paris Papers obliges us to reserve a part
of our columns for their contents.

The Monist:sr of Monday contains a dry official de-
tail of the funeral ceremonies of the 21st, and an order
of the day, thanking the troops for their decent and
respectful behaviour on the occasion. The Duchess
of ORLEANS is recovering fast from the effects of her
fracture ; no fever has come on, and the pain in the
limb is slight.
The minor Journals contain a long article from
Madrid, in which the Spaniards are made to grumble
loudly at the gloomy aspect of affairs, which the
King's conduct has produced. They have no friendly
intercourse whatever with any other nation: their
Ambassador at Congress is not respected or even
listened to, and there is not even a foreign Minister
at Madrid, for the English Ambassador is said to
have taken himself off•in disgust. Arrests for politi-
cal causes still continue, and an obnoxious junta of
Jesuits still directs the councils a the silly FERDI•
NAnt. There is, it is true, a frequent interchange of
couriers with the Court of Rome, but for what good
purpose we cannot divine.

An article from Rome contains an abstract of a
Papal Bull, tending to preserve the respectability of
the Catholic Clergy : they are prohibited from ap-
pearing at Theatres in the habit of their order, from
exercising mechanical professions, and from being,
heads or masters of establishments.

There is no appearance of the Empress MARIA
Letyisn being ousted from her new principality of
Parma and Placentia, for a regular Government has
been recently organized under the superintendence
of her august father. •
A linter from Naples states, that JOACHIM becomes
daily more Insecure oa his throne. The Pora has re-
cently assumed a tone of hauteur and defiance towards
him, which augurs, in the opinion of the writer, a
change in the sentiments of the Allied Sovereigns
towards MURAT. This is precisely what may be ex-
pected.
The state of the French finances is described as
very flourishing : they have been greatly improved
by the voluntary renunciation of the claims of the
inhabitants of -France for indemnification in cense-

Twine of the ravages of the late war.

MONUEUR (Count d'AaTois) remained half an
hour on his knees beside the coin of his late brother,
and was induced with evident reluctance to give his
consent for the moving of the procession.

A Dutch Mail reached town this morning. It bas
furnished us with the following artklgs :
WARSAW, DECEMBER 27.
A very numerous Polish army is organtaing. The
Poles enrol themselvis with meal, thoUgb they ass not
quite satisfied with the fate that seems to await Po.
land. It appears that the re...establishment of our
Kingdcm will not bg complete Other in cespect of the
territory or of its independence. What was formerly.,
incorpon# with Prus!ia4 retrains mated to it. t sof

that it can only be the Duchy of Warsaw which will
be made into a Kingdom, and be united with Russi 1,
precisely as the kingdom of Italy was with France
a, par ago. We expect the speedy publication of
our new Constitution, in which Alexander himself is
employed at Vienna.