Star.
London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

VIENNA, OCTOBER 24.

The Emperor of Austria set out this morning for
Hungary ; the King of Prussia, accompanied by
Princes William and Frederick, set out a little after-
. wards ; and the Emperor of Russia, accompanied by
the grand Duchess of Oldenburgh, will soon follow.
It is said that the plan of referring every thing
regarding the affairs of Germany to a Commission
composed of the Ministers of the (re Powers of
Germany, experiences many obstacles. In fact these
Powers are thereby made at once Judges and parties,
since frequently complaints must be made against
those very Powers, Besides, if they insist on a par-
ticular Committee for every thing which regards Ger-
many, this Committee will soon beiome general, for
the great po itical interests will always end by attach,
ing themselves to those countries.
The fetes will be resumed when the Sovereigns
return.
It seems that the chief points to be discussed at
the Congress are terminated. Prussia gets the greater
part of Saxony, and the King of Saxony is to have a
_rich Austria takes Lusatia. The Duke of
S.lre WSinaar will get an increase of territory, sad it
is said that this Prince will estahlisb his residen4e at
Leipsie.. Auitria ccles Out at Gaillcia, which, with
the llutityof Warsaw, will he united .to Poland
Proper, Qa lite of Bavaria, Austria gets the
Inverdlig and the countly of Sitlibourgb, ft is
• added, that Prince Fry:',,:rieblOnarni'brotiter la*
of Prussia, will be Vice-Roy of &awl; the

Grand Duke Constanthla, Vice-roy er relandi
Archduke Charles, Vice-roy of Italy.
)3yr. an official note from Count Munster, the rmee
Regent's Hanoverian Minister at Vienna, it appears
that his Royal Highness has created his Electorate
into a Kingdom.

• TURIN, OCTOBER 24.
The report gains ground, on the faith of letters
from Vienna, that the frontiers established by the
Treaty of the month of May, between Piedmont and
France, will undergo some changes. They say that
Austria, the better to secure her possessions in Italy,
has signified her intention, that there shall be between
Italy and France a Power absOlutely neutral. Con-
sequently she purposes to code the portion of Savoy
which fell to the lot of France, with some of our dis-
tricts, to Switzerland.
This line of polity does not appear to us to be in
unison' with the inclinations of the inhabitants of
Savoy. This country has always been very much
attiched to France, and to the House of Bourbon.—
The Savoyard: have from time immemorial gained a
livelihood in France, where they have been always
well treated, and have shewn their gratitude. It is
said that indemnities will be proposed to the French
indemnities in Flanders or Belgium. But it is not
sufficient that these arrangements should be agree-
able to Austria : they must also meet the views or
France.

MADRID, OCTOBER 23.
An extensive promotion has taken place in the
naval service : eight Chefs d'Escadre are made Lieu-
tenant-Generals, and fourteen Brigadiers of the navy
are made Chefs d'Escadre. •

We are assured that the Regiment of Walloon
Guards, and all the other Corps of foreigners in the
pay of Spain, are to be reduced. This measure may
at first sight flatter the national vanity, although it
will deprive the army of a number of persons who
have been distinguished in all the wars which we
have sustained for upwards of a century. The Wal-
loon Guards have at all times given proofs of a rare
fidelity to our Sovereigns ; but it should seem that in
future we must depend upon ourselves only.
1 he King has permitted the Sub Lieutenant of A.r.
tillery, Don Manuel Zacares, (who had deserted from
the depot of Spanish prisoners of war at Nancy, in
order to join a division of the advanced guard of the
Rossian'General Platoff) to wear the decoration oi
the iword of St. Anne of the 3d Class, which had
been granted hint by the Emperor Alexander. His
Majesty also permits this officer to bear the title of
Nota3le of the City of Toul, in Lorraine, a title which
was conferred on him by the inhabitants of that City,
as a memorial of the services which he rendered when
it was declared in a state of siege.
The church preferment given to M. Blaize Qsta-
lazza produces 70000 francs per aruuruzs and ip one
of the richest in Spain.

The epidemy which rages at Gibraltar, has not
reached Cadiz with any virulence : this city is now
tranquil also in a political Fin; of view.
We expect, with impatience, news from Americ t.
The expeslitions intended for our colonies are not
ready : every day difficulties increase from the want
of money and the disaffection of the soldiery.

BURGOS, OCTOBEit es.

The intelligence which we receive here from Ma-
drid is not pleasant. Although the public trancriil-
lity has not been disturbed in that capital, yet the ri-
goorous measures which are constantly taking against
all those who are designated as liberales, freemaront,
afrencuador (frenchifled).excite fear and alarm.
At Madrid the report gains ground that the Ha-
vannah had declared itself independent : that the
troops in the garrison had made common cause with
the insurgents, who had sent Deputies to London to
demand the protection of the English Government.
It is generally thought, however, that this report is
false, and that it has only been spread by the Iriends
of the Deputies of the Cortes, some of whom have
retired to our Colonies, %here, most assuredly, they
will not preach obedience to the present Government.
They speak also of the approaching retreat of the
Duke of San Carlos from the Ministry.
Two divisions of troops who occupied Old Castile,
have received orders to proceed towards Navarre and
Aragon.

We received a supply of Frankfort and Brussels
Papers., by a Kaii3Ocia ;irrived from lio4an d this
morning ; we hrienhbreceived an interesti4itivatel

communication.—We subjoin the following.extteets :

ITALY, OCTOBER Is.

According to letters from Florence, there is a very
constant exchange of couriers between the Isle of
Elba and Vienna. They say that Napoleon gain in-
sists upon having the society of his wife, and on being
himself entrusted with the education of his son.