Star.
London, England, 1814-09-09 00:00:00

PARIS, SEP IT.TVI`2I..a S.

Intelligence ;rain announces that lict
• • Inipenai Highness the Archduchess Maria Louis.,
Will leave At about the Sth of . this month, and r-
turn to Vicuna.
The 13r1:611 Hero, Duke of Wellington. it.is said.
' intends to hire tlleteatitiful Park or Monfontaine, and
to give splendid banquets there. It is reported that
the harvest has totally failed in England.
Some idea mg be fotmed:from the history of the
prisons dtiring the rt. ign of Bonaparte, of the wretched
• state of OW' commerce. •In a very short interval there
«•ere issued kora 44 to 45,000 decrees of arrest from
thelludit.Of.Tratte of Paris only.
A great number of workmen have been employed
for several d.rl•s in fittiog up the apartments of the
PAlace of MeuJorr, for the reception of the Duchess
4' 41;goniernt, who intends to reside there during the
present month.
The :.!ep inure of the Prince of Benevent for Vienna
is SAed tor the 10th of this month.

Uterlseving presided at Rennes, at the ceremonies
• of thi fete tif the- King, wleich was ccli brated in that
'city aithretegolost France, with the mast unanimous
enthusiasm, Marshal &mit Duke of Dalmatia, set
. out on the 26th r.f August tor Paris, where he is
arrived.
-A report has been spread that there exists in the
Peninsula of Q.liberon contagious maladies, brought
thither by some crnizing vessels. The report is des-
tit ine t f foundation.
Contraband trade is in great activity throughout
the littorals of Genoa. The etistorus in consequence
- suffer much, and has solicited of the Previsional
Go-
vernmtat repressive measures.
The prolonged stay of the English troops at Genoa
has below to give rise to several conjectures in that
. city, as to the future fate of that country. The inha-
bitants expect with solicitude the result of the Con.
• gress of Vienna, which will, it is said, recognize the
independence of that Republic.
It. is thought that the English wish to obtain in the
• Gull of Spez;a, some establishments which will se•
• cure new advantages to their marine and commerce
in 'the Mediterranean.
There is scarcely any doubt at Vienna of the re-es-
tablishment of Poland.
it is said that 'Prussian and German Ladies
propose ,to Introduce a national dress, very,llmple an,
very modest. It.is.suppoted they wl.ll not Conseit the
foshionk of YariA for a ioodel.
AUGSBURGH, AUGUST 27.
A complete dislocat on has taken place in the Aus-
trian army in Italy. The gr4dur part et the troops

who formed part of it have returned into the Austrian
States. A corps of Italian troops for the service of:
Austria is foiming.
Some persons assert that a great ferment prevails
in some parts of Upper Italy. It is thotightthat one'
of the Archdukes will be appointed Governor of
Lombardy, and that Marshal Bellegarde will return
to Vienna.
SCHAFFHAUSEN, AUGUST 24.
The Burgomaster Reinhard, President of the Diet,
has addressed, in the name of that Assembly, a Cir.
cular to the 19 Cantons, in which he conjures them
to adopt the new modifications which have been made
in the Federal Act, and informs them, that unless
there is unanimity in the decisions of the Cantons,
there is reason to fear that Foreign Powers will inter-
fere in an efficacious manner to fix definitively the fate
of Switzerland.

BASLE, AUGUST 28.
We receive information from several cantons of a
more satisfactory kind. It appears that the Deputies
of Soleur and of Zurich have induced the Councils of
their cantons, to adopt the new Federal Constitution,
and that the cantons of Berne and Lucerne will also
comply. The smaller cantons will be obliged to swim
down with the current, hut we have yet obtained no
precise intelligence regarding them. •
General Mallet continues at Berne to negociate for
the employment of certain Swiss regiments in France,
but the motive is not to be easily accomplished, and
there is much delay about it.
M. Van der Howen is directed by the Prince Sove-
reign of Holland also to engage four Swiss regittientt.
This Minister reside: at Zurich, and it ►s said that he
has made more progress iu the business than the
Agents of France, and that the Colonels are already
appointed.