Star.
London, England, 1814-10-06 00:00:00

HILDESHEIM, HANOVER, SEPT. 26.

Largo of the Prussian troops are passing
th:'otigit here on their route from Paris to Berlin.
They are a strong body of men.

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER 27.

In consequence of the Hanoverian dominions being
restored to the rightful owner, the King of Britain,
large boards aro put up in front of all the turnpike
gates, arid painted red, with the initials " G. R." sur-
ni,,tinted by a crown. Ail the postilions are dresse,!
iu red j..,:kets, with the same initials and crown fixt d
in blue on the left arm.

The uniform of the Hanoverian Infantry exactly
resembles that of the Coldstream Guardc., Tne uni-
fo!m of that in Brunswick is hladk, with the repri
sem:ttion of a human skull and two cross buttes un-
eAth in front of the cap. •
Ye tetclay a number of fine black horses, intended
f .r otee,ong, arrived at the King's stables here, from
Several Kfiyal servants, and their families.
at:co-y.llllrd them. Those which had been sent from
August have not arrived. The latter
w. o.pited ltst month._

Tope otTike t,f CAnibridge is gone to Bremen and
11 burgh, but the object of his journey is not known.
lie returns the Ist of October.

PRepaiatioos are making at the Palace of Heeren-
b .u.en, near this, for the reception of the Duke and
Dlichess of Cumberland. Trse Duke of Cambridge
resides .4t the P.iv ,lion, halfway between that place
tl. cover. The Palace in town is not used. There
is ao &gam h, use opposite, used by the Duke or.
G v 'llPl,'lll h !siness, where there are state servants
a.•l ..tua:ds mounted.

The crops are ,bundant throughout Hanover, par-
*WA,. iy that if fl ix.
-A London club house is established here, to which
. persons are adntitted who are Englishmen, on the
spet jai recommendation of Members.
It may not be improper to give our English inn-
k4pers and travellers a hint ct a practice observed
t! t .ughout Germany. There is affixed on the inns r
part 91 the doors of the bed-chambers the following
rotice s—" Strangers are particularly requested to seal
. tip :ind deliver to the Master of this house their gold
and silver, and keep their trunks locked ; otherwise the
Master will not be answerable for any thing stolen."
It is worthy of remark the interest which his Ma-
jesty the Kirig of Prussia takes in the cause of religion.
II has i►sued an Ordinance that the suldiers in his
;army should attend public prayers twice a-day, which
is strictly arteaded to. May such an example be fol-
lotted by every army in Europe !
HAMBURGH, SEP UMBER so.

•
alas Comtellots Messrs. Von Humboldt and Von Stela, Zer.
boni dl Posetti, Von Stageman, Von Jordan, and Lieutenant-
G-neral V•n Kaesebeck.
Foa Seats.—The Chevalier Comes Labrador, with his two
Secretaries Messrs. Machado and Bustillo ; Don i•erez dc Castro.
SICILY, SARDINIA AND NAPLES.--420/111,. S. Marzano, from
Sardinia; the Prince of Rocca Romana, and the Duke of Campo-
Cbiaro, from Naples; Cardinal Gonsalvi, from the Pope ; the
Commander Ruffo, and the Duke of Serra•C4priola, for Sicily.
STAFFS or I.O2ABARDY.—The Marquis MRII,IIIIII di Sana-
taro, deputy from Pavia; the Marquis Luigi Cavrisiii, from
Mantua; Count G'useppe Pietro Porro, from (7onio ; Marquis
Luigi Dal and Count Moticelli Strada, from Cremona; Count
Silvio Martirugo and Mr. Giacinto Momplacei, from Brescia.
MINOR CYRAIAN.STATES.—Mr. Von Gagern,a distinguished
writer, for Orange Nassau; Mr. Von Gartner, as envoy from S 6
German Princes, t• represent their shattered rights; the Duke of
Saxe-Weymar, the Prince of Salm-Kyrburg, Major Von Zobel for
Saxe Coburg, the Electoral Prince of Mecklenburg Straits, Mr.
Von Marshall tor the Duchy of Nassau, Mr. Gunther Von Berg
'or the principality •f Schaumbtrg, Mr. Von Kirekbaner for
Hohenzollern sicgmaringen, the Baron Von Oerzen for Meek-
!enburg Szrelitz, Count Munster for Hanover, and tote Senator
Hach for I,ubeck.
Foa SAXONT —Count Von Edling, Mr. Von Gersdorf, and
Counsellor Von Corm. _

FOR BAVARIA.—FieId Marshal Prince Wrede.
FOR WCt:TILMISCRO.—Count Von Gorloz, Counsellor Von
Degen, Mr. Secretary Pfeiffer, and Count Von Son:heina.
FOR SWITZERLAND.MCSITA. Lalisrpe and Penner.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1314.
PRICE OF s roots THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Consols 65f ii—Como' for account 6.3 ii
5 per Cent. Navy 9.3141-omnaurn, 2i .. tbs.
Bonds 9s. to 11s. pre.—Exclu.quer Mils 41. to is. dis.

We received a supply of Brussels and Frankfort
Papers this morning. They inform us of the arrival
rif one or two Crowned Heads at Vienna, but contain
no news from Ghent :
VIENNA, SEPT. 2!.

The King of Wurtemberg arrived here to-day, at
one o'clock. The Emperor went to meet him in an
open carriage, drawn by six horses. The King seated
himself by the Emperor's side, and their Majesties
ntered this capital escorted by a part of the garrison,
,ehich was all under arms ; three carriages, with six
horses, followed. A squadron of the German and
Hungarian guard preceded the carriage, and the rest
of the garrison formed a double line so the Palace.
The King of Denmark also arrived this afternoon,
and was received in the same manner. At the entry
.1 each of the Kings 101 carmen were fired.
The ceremony of investing the Emperor with the
Order Of the Garter was performed yesterday with
great solemnity. Lord Castlereagh, Sir Isaac Heard
(King at Arms of the Order), and 'Sir Thomas
l'yrwhitt, one of the Masters of the Ceremonies, sue.
cessively invested the Emperor with the Garter, the
Insignia, and all the Costume of the Knights, and
presented him the Statutes of the Order.