Star.
London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

FRANCII PAPERS.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY £
The Note from Prince Hardeniserg to Prince Met.
ternich throws great light on the progress of the Ne-
gotiations relative to Saxony.
The Doke of Wellington arrived here at two in
tae morning of the 2cl; Before he could ask an
audience, the Emperor Alexander paid him an unex-
pected visit, and ventained with him an hour and an
half. In the course of the day his Grace had an
audience of the ravers" Francis, and the other So-
vereigns- The 11010 evening he went to a masked
ball with Lord and Lady Castlereagh. The public,
manifest great anxiety to see the Duke.
Lord Castlereagh will depart for London on the
10th ; by which time, probably, every thing will
be settled.
It is asserted that the Slave Trade is abolished.
Preparations for the departure of the Sovereigns
are become virY
The suddendad unexpected rise of our Es:Change
since the Duke Hof Wellington's. arrival bat caused
immense sums to be lost and won.

ph IS, FEBRUARY &
•
The Gael& dr Fiume of this date stye-4. The
Congress is terminated, and the peace of" Europe is
secured. Several German Journals announce that
the bases of general pacification were settled at Vi-
enna on the sth, and that the great-Powers are agreed.
Couriers were immediately bent off with this kapor-
tant intelligence." .
The Duke of Well:agton, it is said, does net return
to France, but will occupy a high office in England.
Lord Gower is mentioned as the new Ambassador
to France. _ _ _

The Hague official Gazette announces, that the
waggons loaded with mosey, which lately arrived at
Vierua, from the Netherlands, did not contain, as
was said, sums which Holland was paying for the
cession of Belgitms. The cash in question was the
produce of the revamues of the letter country up to
June 15th, 1814, sad which belonged to the Allied
rowers.

It is believed that Priam Talleyraad will speedily
return from Vierma.

THABVIINING STAR.

LONDPN.

Wasson.
MONDAY., FEBRUARY 20, 1815.
nits Of•STOCKS TIKIE DRY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK 3
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Yestembry vmusteeiWallatielirrs of the 16th,
and t04.4i al** afetfk I/di hviVVfAct: Ike, '!lntenu
or the fOri,;lllFliat he toun4iti maNtilef pat Of Ni
Paper. Those-ef the latterare comparatively warn-
portant. By the Note of Prince HARDENEtta it ap.
pears thittiftussia insists, with great pertioseittOm
the whole of Saxony, and yet the French. Paper:eon-
tinue to tell us that the Ktso of SAxoNY is to get
lncl: Ole greater part of his kingtlons.

A Jamaica Mail arrived this morning, by which
we have received Jamaica Papers to the 16th of
Ja-
ouary. The Hinchinbrook packet sailed from Fal-
mouth, Jamaica, on the 18th pf January. The ship
Louis XVIII. Captain SAT, from New Orleans .to
St. Jag° de Cuba, with 414 French passengers.
taken off Cape Maize on the 26th ult. by the DASHER
sloop of war, has been brought into Port Royal.—
AU the passengers were landed at St. Jago. The
Swedish schooner Hazard, DAzasivo from St. Bar-
tholomew's, last from St. Thomas's, yo Govaines, in
ballast, detained off Cape Nicholas Mole on the 9th
instant by the EtzeTaw brig, has been brought into
Port Royal.--S'h'e subjoin the following extracts:

FROM THE JAMAICA GAZETYR, JANUARY 14.
On Wednesday advises from Carthagena, with Ga.
zettes of that city to the 30th ult. and other publica-
tions in the present month, were received. The em-
bargo, v.hich had been in force there fur souse time,
was Liken 411 at the beginning of this month. Mili-
tary law .was in force, in wkich duty all the inhabi-
tants were °cc-Illicit ; among whom also squabbles
prevailed as to who should be elected ne.ident. Oa
this subject we copy the follcwie.g artiac from the
Cwrikuu :Lreareger of tile 1d irritant, which estates :
That Dr. Gam Toledo had, by titiftir means,
Sot himself named and elected President of Santa
; that the City of Carthagena, indignant at such
ll'ction, refused to ratify it for the followini reasoost
tiz.—That the said Garcia Toledo had openly an-
nounced his disapprobation of the Republic declaring
gself indtpendent ; that he- was biassed for'certain
—min; in favour of Spain ; that he bad abased the
(nide:tee which bad been placed in him."
l'oltdo was not oily inspected by the Cartlsagi-
nians-of being favourable to the Government of the
lonther.country, but of having numerous partizans
in the upper country. The Government of that
City therefore, dispatched Bolivar, at the head of an
army, with orders to dismiss Toledo from hie- com-
mand, which he found no difficulty in doing, for ou
Na approach to Smite' Fe, Toledo disappeared, andl
the inhabitants entered into a capitulation with Bo-
Srar, unitise themselves to the state of Carthagena.
In Venezuela the Royalist cause has been more
stceessfal, having recently obtained possession of