Star.
London, England, 1824-09-20 00:00:00

MADRID, SEPTEMBER 7.

His Excellency the Minister of Austria was arrested
on the night of the 22d, by a Spanisl) sentinel, under
the pretext that he had not replied to the qui vive. The
Ambassador complained to the Secretary of State. The
King upon receiving the account, has ordered that the
soldier, a royalist volunteer, who departed so far from
his respect, should be severely reprimanded.

Brussels Papers to the 19th inst. and Dutch Journals to
the 17th, reached us this morning; the former state that theOttornan
Government has not taken any steps to fulffi its promises relative
to Wallachia. This assertion is quite at variance with an article in
the liettsburgh Currespcntdent of the 14th inst. which states, that in
consequence of the evacuation of Wallachia and Moldavia by the
PORT; and the measures adopted respecting the trade of the Bos-
phorus, the difficulties which opposed the renewal of diplomatic
relations with Turkey are removed, an Ambassador has been ap.
pointed. Thus it would seem that our Ambassador, Lord &luso-
MIN has at length concluded his tedious and difficult negotiation
successfully. The following are extracts :
ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 1.

On the 27th August his Majesty sent the following Ukase to the
Office of Foreign Affairs :
" Considering that the Ottoman Porte, by the evacuation of
Wallachia and Moldavia, by the measures adopted respecting the
trade and navigation Of the Bosphorus, and by the remedying of
various other grievances, hat removed the difficulties which opposed
the renewal of our diplomatic relations with it, we have for this
reason, and in the hope that we may succeed, in concert with our
Allies, to put an end to the sufferings which afflict the East, re-
solved to appoint our Privy Counsellor Ribeaupierre to be our
Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Ottoman Porte."

A second Ukase of the same, orders a general levy of two men
out of five hundred throughout the Empire:
Count Oschalowsky. Adjutant-General, set out on Sanirday,
upon an estraoldinary mission, to London.
HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 11.

To-day, at noon, the inhabitants were much alarmed at the threat-
ening appearance of the atmosphere, in which various masses of
clouds Were rapidly accumulated, and formed a water trout, Which
has done vast damage in the environs.
By the arrival of a Brazil Mail this forenoon, we re-
ceived Rid de Janeiro papers to the 17th of July. The
Diario of the 14th of that month, contains detailed ac-
counts of the festivals which took place in Praia Grande,
on the visit of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY to KetiEW the
troops.

It appears that his MAJESTY, desiring to make a general
review of the corps forming the garrison of the capital,
and to convince himself whether they were ready to
march at die first summons, resolved that they should
all cross to the other side of the river, and take up their
quarters in Villa Real da Praia Grande, whither his
MAJESTY himself went on the 23d of June.

The particulars of the reviews, the illuminations, and
entertainments for the following days, up to the 30th,
are given very minutely. His MAJESTY expressed
much satisfaction with the appearance and discipline
of the troops.
At the entertainment on the 29th of June, after the
usual toasts had been drank, the EMPEROR proposed
the following, which had not been announced on the
cards : 46 Brazil shall be saved, or we will all die."

This declaration, which is certainly very strong, is
re-echoed in a Proclamation issued by the Commander
of one of the regiments ; and it appears that the Bra-
zilians are volunteering in considerable numbers for the
defence of the country. The following are further extracts: