Star.
London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

VIENNA, NOVEMBER se.

Several German students, who were on a tour in
the Tyrol, have been arrested at Inspruck.

BERLIN, DECEMBER 4.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden
arrived here on the 29th of November, and was re-
ceived in the most affable manner by his Royal
Highness the Crown Prince of Prussia. A grand en-
tertainment was given in honour of him, and a re-
view of all the troops forming the garrison. His
Royal Highness left this city on the 2d instant for
Potsdam, to return to Stockholm.

Since.the rumours of war between France and
Spain have died away, the French Journals hale
come as dull and uninteresting as ever : and the only
articles of intelligence worth translating are some
further accounts bf the defeat of the Army of the
Faith, which has been long in so hopeless a state
that little- anxiety was felt as to its proceedings or
ultimate fate:. The French Papers of Wednesday are
decidedly pacific ; and as the Congress left rance

to use her Own discretion with regard to going to
war or not, it would appear that she is at present
disposed to exercise it with prudence, and to avoid
entering into a contest which could not but prover
ruinous.

The dissensions in the Ministry between the sow
bigots and the friends of peace have been so glaringly
blazoned by their respective journals, that it is pro.
bible the leaders of the two parties cannot long ea
here in the same Ministry, and thit either M. IA
VlLLzut or M. DE MONTMORENCY must go out. The
former has always been against a war with Spain; and
as he has triumphed in the Cabinet, re may salvo*
he will be likely to retain his seat in it. There seems
now no doubt that the Duke of Wzr.uNcrote will re-
main in-Paris until the questions in dispute between
France and Spain (if indeed there are any such) will
be settled.

The infamous demands'said to have been made by
France on Spain are disavowed; and well they ma);
for nothing but absolute idiotcy could ever have sue.
gested so extravagant a proposal.
.....
A letter from Madrid, dated December 2, sarc
" Don Martinez de la ROsas .Las wtitten a letter to
the Editor of the Universal, complaining 01 an ar-
ticle in one of the French Papers, which rt.i.resented
the Cortes as divided into three parties—the one, the
existing Ministry ; the next, that of Ar7,llelles and
other Members of the Cortes •of Cadiz ; the third,
that of Morillo and Martinez de la Rosa, who think
that it would be possible to make modifications in
the Constitution at another time than that in which
they may have the appearance of being provoked by
foreign threati: The writer declares that he belongs
to no party, and that he professes no opinions cur.-
trary to the fundamental law which governs his cot:::.
try and the oaths he has taken.
" Madrid continues very tranquil. The Minister
holds the reins of Government with so firm a ii,tl-1
that it is almost impossible for the machinations
the Ultra party to prevent the progressive march C.
the system. 'We are positively assured that Govern-
ment has taken a serious resolution, and that Com-
missaries are about to set out to make purchases in
Belgium and England. The -Landaburian Society
continues its interesting sittings, and the youth of the
best families are emulous for the honour of speaking
there. A part of the Horse National Guard is on its
return from the expedition against Foncaral."
NEWS FROM THE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN.

O'Donnell occupies Ochagavia, Irati, Erros, and
Baneal. He expects every moment to be attacked
by Torrijos.
Madrid continues in a state of very precalious
tranquillity. If the Police were less inquisitorial, it
is probable drat commotions would be frequent in
the capital.
According to a Convention concluded between
d'Autichamp and General O'Donnell, the latter is
bound to send back into France all military deserter:,
who pass over to the Army of the Faith. General
d'Autichamp, it is said, has authotized O'Donnell to
assure such deserters of full pardon, provided they
return forthwith.
Advices from Portugal state, that the province of'
Braga has spontaneously revolted against the Con-
stitutional Authorities, and that numbers have rallied
under the insurrectionary standard. This revolt may
very possibly change the disposition of that country
towards Spain; but its more immediate effect will Ile
to free the Spanish Royalists in Gallicia from any
fears of the Portuguese troops, who must shortly be
marched to another quarter.
The Chief Bessieres, Colonel of the Army of the
Fasth, nominated by Baron d'Erolles, Governor Com-
mandant of Mequinenza, has arrived in that fortress,
which is well provided, and will long hold out against
the Constitutionalists. Velasco is charged to lay
siege to it ; but he is ill prepared to fulfil his instruc•
tions.--Journal des Debats

The Princess AuousrA arrived at Hanover on the
30th ult. in good health.
It is reported that Lord Chief Justice DALLAS (who
has signified his wish to retire) is about to be suc-
ceeded by the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, who again wi:l
be succeeded by Sir JOHN COPLEY. Mr. SUM/WELL
is named for the Solicitor-Generalship.

Dr. SMITH'S Annual Concert, at the Castle Assem-
bly-rooms, Richmond, on Saturday, attracted an over
Rowing assemblage of the rank and fashion of t..e
neighbourhood.

Yesterday, a fire broke out in the gas-light works
in Canterbury, and nearly destroyed the whole.

In one of the late rencontres on the French fi
ca-
tier between the Constitutionalists and a body 0;
troops belonging to the Army of the Faith, the latter,
in their hurry to escape their pursuers, ran by t!.,e
French posts with their arms in their hands,
which there is a standing order. The French cilicer
on duty ordered his men to fire, and 200 of the Army
of the Faith were very soon laid prostrate on the
ground, which gave rise to the following bon•qui:—
" La Fel est presque sans Esperance
Et presque sans Charitt%"
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