Star.
London, England, 1815-01-14 00:00:00

We have received Paris Papers this day from the
Bth to the 11th instant inclusive. They teem with
important intelligence. The French journalists are
no* constrained to admit, that notwithstanding all
the efforts of their Minister at Vienna, every thing
goes against them in the Congress. 44 This (they tell
us) is the more to be lamented, because France has
desired nothing which is not lair anti proper, and ab-
solutely called for by the circumstancetof Europe."
Pt.tisia has given in another peremptory Note re-
specting Slimily, is which she demands the whole of
that liingdonn.

• kiiss,A is said to have made a similar demand re-
spotting, Poland ; and these two Powers are supposed
to act in concert. In fact, bah of them are in mir.
wry possession of these respective kingdoms. They
are now, it is said, preparing in earnest to quit Vienna.
The intelligence from Spain is still of a gloomy
east. Thatonbappy country, as is the case more or
less under every bad Government, is overrun with
• armed robbers, most of whom are starving discharged
*Cheri, who have not received their arrears.
• At kome Lord WILLIAM gervristen has frequent
•
conferences with the Pope. They are repotted to re-
11sEpriArthelEMOratio'n of the patrimony of PETER I '
buckiequires no spirit of divination to perceive that
other topics of importance to this country are also'
diScussiti at • these interviews. The PnINCESS of '
WALES was expected to reach that capital about
Christmas.

The Jews of Germany having sent a Deputation
to the CongreSs at Vienna, praying for the rights-of
citizenship, have been told that their request cannot
be complied with. The reason assigned is the sup•
-
port they gave to the, revolutionary system, &c.—
But it shottld be recollected that the denial of privi.
leges furnishes' the most powerful incentive to hail a
change of rulers as propitious to the hopes 'of the
sufferers. The proper remedy for the unsocial vices
of the Jews can only be the removal of the cause.
The news from the interior of France affords but
little interest. The beautiful Princess de Leon was
burnt to death, on Mondal last, at Paris, by her
clothes catching fire, while sealing a letter. She was
about twenty years of age, and was much re-
spected and beloved—she was married to the son
of the Due de RoHAK, and was herself descended

from the first families in France. She had just
finished dressing previous to going out to dinner
with the Duc D'ORLEAK3 and his family, when the
fatal accident happened.

VIENNA, DECEMBER !9. • •
The Com Mission for arranging the affairs of Ger-
many proceeds with its labours. Austria possesses
the ennfidence of the other Powers, and removes all.
difficulties. It is mid that Austria positively hi ',
'ors recovering the Brisgau, and the Grand Dtabrsif
Baden persists in retaining it. In fact, it suits this
Prince, as smooths, around it, the boundaries of
his States.; ''wt this will be regulated by the. higher
• Powers. - •Ic is decided, that the province of the Bris-
gau shall be restored to Austria notwithstanding the
long Period as it had been kept froth it, and that thg.
,Grand Diiint shall receive a pecuniary compensatiosi
equal to thieesant itienues.
' The Order:Al the Day published by the Grail
I..)uke. Ci.nstantiniit- Warsaw has produced the must
lively eensation hen, It is asked, against whom are
4he Poles called upon to fight, when all seem* to be at
peace ?' Wlreiil;q,,refiect on the subject, it can only
be against the Powers' whp do not wish that all Po-
land should pas's ti*iertik dysninion of Russia—that'
is to 'say, against 46stria,'England,•and probably
*France, -who of *Ain , wh,it is ril t and proper.
4
Well-iniormed oatu. Jo not bdierf '. ar: they re-
. gard Prince etsnstatt;ness Order 61 the iby as a do-
esonstration purely politic-A, to induce the lisstntien.
,Voweisio grant•to Russia the greater part of her Pi e-
tensions. Russia is desitous 'oak:l,6)ller possession:.
in
.Poland the whole of the Duchy trf Wir'eaiirk 'with(