Star.
London, England, 1815-02-01 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JANVARY JANVARY U.

According to private accounts, in which the greaten
confidence may be placed, it is almost certain that the
result of the negociations will be much more favoura-
ble to France than was expected. 'They speak of an
increase of territory in the northern departments. Such
a resort would be owing. without doubt, to thi.ability
of the negociator to whom the interests of France are
entrusted. _

General Excelmans, acquitted and free, has availed
himself of the first moments of liberty to present him.
self at the foot of the throne, in order to thank his Ma-
jesty for having had justice done to him, and to swear
to him inviolable fidelity.
VIENNA, JANUARY IR
The assertion that the Congress will WA up in
three woks agrees with the report that the Emperor
Alexander will set off on the Stith; his Majesty having
declared that he only waited until the principal points
were settled : his carriages are all ready.
The conscription for 1815 has been ordered to be
enforced in the Austrian monarchy, conformably to
;he existing laws, without, any alteration whatever.
Orders have also been given to complete all the

regiments. •
They begin to collect the new Supplementary Tai
of 50 per cent. on incomes arising from industry.
Merchants, artisans, and artists, complain that the
landholders are favoured; consumers, on the other
band, complain that every object of art and manu-
facture gets dearer, -and that the price finally falls
on them. Monied and landed men, however., assert
that their capital is unproductive 'fro at the deprecia-
tion of paper, and burthens which daily increase.
But the Augtian governmen:, which is compelled
to meet considerable expellees, does pat the less per.
sist in its system of finance. The poor annuitants
and stockholders-are the chief sufferers. When once
the fate of Satz-ely is fixed, the high Powers will take
into consideration the provinces on the left bank of
the Kline, and warm discussions may still be ex-
pected on this bead. Those people, therefore, who
fix a period to the sittings of Congress, and say with
a sort of cotfidence that it is likely to lag only three
or four weeks, may be much deceived in theireeku-
lations. _ _

The Committee on the affairsof Italy attracts at-
tention. It is composed of M. Wessenberg for Au-
stria. Count Nesselrode for Russia, Count Noailles
for France. Lord Claacarty for ngland, and 111.
Labrador toe Spain. It is occupied in deciding the
fate of the three Legations, the Mark of Ancona, and
other domains of the Holy See. Opinions are nu&
divided on the point, whether thii Coionsittee will
grooounce, on the affairs of Napka and Sicily. •

ptANJUPORT,
We are auured that
and Hama bare been'

Cdogress to the King of
kleseeAvillieceive an
formed tat of his States
' .RA VENNA, IMTARY a.
A comparatiVelitriffing 'affair was dear producing
vein serious consequences in this- qu4rter. Three
Jrws preteaCkid an authority Irtim the Prints .de
Reuss,. lo seliet and remove tolfienna. the inner va-
luable objects of art to be found in the Ammo. Italian
irovinCes. and were proceeding to take ionte 'of the
tdres froni our Cathedrall, ihetithe fried was
•Tlie ia airfarc. which iiiis:Piauced
*it4 .I*.il4ldiffellY was-knia in
4onaiseete'the people dsat aria was .not the intention
the Auatriam Govensheit; and the Jelotah depre-
dates
ikeive4 gat cidear punishment odtl4 spot.

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ANlsawkw Zritusw, a very respectable German
contains a Memorial or Manifesto, dated at
• 27th December last. It places the
, to the probability of King Joactuses
being allowed 'to retain the throne of Naples in
cleaver point of view than any former publication.—
It commences with ascribing hit defection from $O.!
NAPARTS to the pique eallndered by the memo's.
ble declaration of the later" in a Bulletin at/the
clOse of the Russian'campaign, that Munal. 4.6 wis
incapable of a° catentivl edmiAstration.",

, Yesterday Mt. .
Itisaited 'Upon tba fientheren
Hof ihe .BcOcit Exalt • 19. inform 'di*" Vuit the
CitipieaLLoti of the • ateoraft *washd W ieady to
Met ihenton the subject of new Lottery, ea Thum
day nett at twelve o'clock. • •

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IT JANUARY 17. 1 11111 "Maw
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it ,the Princii4ll4,A Journals costaiel
I definitively' valnlP”, - 4 Naples on doe
of Bavaria. Thri
question relaiive
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