Star.
London, England, 1824-02-26 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, FEBRUARY 24.
Letters from Vienna say, that Prince Metternichlad
received information that, after several conferences,
Marshal Victor had finally declined the post of Ambas-
sador at Vienna. Some persons in the office of Foreign
Affairs are persuaded that the Marquis of Caraman
will return as Ambassador.

The Cabinet of Vienna keeps up a constant corre-
spondence with that of Lisbon on the affairs of Brazil,'
in the situation of which country the Emperor seems to
take much interest. His policy agreeing with that of
the other Members of the Holy Alliance, does not al-
low him to recognise the title of Emperor, which the
Prince Royal has assumed, nor that of Empress, which
he conferred on the Archduchess Leopoldina; his Consort.

BRUSSELS, F2BRUARY ,23.
his Majesty arrived here on' :he 21st for a short visit;
he is expected to leave us again at the end of this week.
Theßrince of Orange arrived here this morning.

This forenoon we received Hamburgh Pipers, con-
taining intelligence from St. Peter sburgh of the 4th
instant, two days later than the private lettei we yes-
terday quoted from Galignanis Messrnger. Not a
word is stated about the indisposition of the EMPEROR,
or the remonstrance to the Porte, which the private
letter stated so confidently. The following are extracts:

ST. PETERSBURGH, FEBRUARY 4.
His Majesty the Emperor has appointed the follow-
ing persons to administer the great property left by
Count Schawalow, viz. the widow Countess Schaw•a-
low, tile Privy Counsellor Spiransky, the Senators
Chittrow, Col. Kulangew, and the AssessorWasilewsky.
The Conservateur Impartial has the following from
Constantinople, dated January 2::—
" The Sultan seems firmly resolved to double the ef-
forts for a new campaign against the insurgents. The
fleet is fitting out, and it is said that 80 Ortas of the
Janissaries are to march to the Morea. They, however,
refuse to leave the capital; unless the standard of Ma-
hornet is raised, and the Vizier marches at their head.
" M. de Riguy, commanding the French division in
the Levant, arrived here yesterday in a small brig, but
ris going to return immediately to Smyrna. It is said
that the Captain Pacha will command the land forces,
and that Iteschid Mehemet Pacha will be appointed to
command the fleet in his stead." _ _

M. Minziacky is not expected before the 20th, for the
weather is very bad, and there is much snow in Romelia.
The Kirghis have made a new attack on the line of!
Orenburg, taken some of our officers prisoners, and'
carried them into the Steppe. General Von Essen, Go.'
vernor of Orenburg, has taken measures to chastise these'
hordes, which will no doubt be attended with success.
For some days past we.have had fine weather. Reau.
min's thermometer is from eight to ten degrees.

CHRISTIANA, FEBRUARY 10.
The Storthing was opened yesterday in the usual form,
by Count Sandels, the Viceroy, in his Majesty's name.
In his Excellenc,'s Speech, a very satisfactory 'account
is given of the state of the kingdom; some changes in
the Constitution are to be proposed ; " the most impor-
tant of which," says his Excellency," is that of Art. 79."
iThis Article enacts, that a Resolution adopted without
any change by three successive Diets, becomes a law,
without reqiiiiing the Royal sanction.)
Fiom the report on the state of the kingdom,, it ap-
pears that the building of a palace is to begin in the
Spring ; and that a correction of the frontiers between
Russia and Sweden, on the north, will shortly be made.

We yesterday gave an outline of the proposed Am-
nesty of the King of SPAIN, from the Moniteur: we
now subjoin A copy of the document, as given in an
article from Madrid pia Bayonne. It will be seen that
it does not materially differ from the account we gave
of it, and that it is anything but an A mnesty:
BAYONNE, FEBRUARY 17.
We have news from Madrid of the 12th. The Decree
of Amnesty has at length appeared. The following are
the Articles:

I. Pardon is granted to all persons who have taken part inehe
Revolution.
2. Excepted the authors and chiefs of the revolution in the Isle
of Leon and Corunna. Their names are published. The authors
of the conspiracy at Ocaill,-particiihrly Count Abisbal, Alexander
O'Donnell, the Deputies who voted in favour of, the Regency of
Seri*, as well as the Members of the Regency, his Majesty re-
serving to himself to exclude from this class some persons who have
rawlered him services. in the recovery of his liberty ; and the ant-
hers of memorials and writings composed for the purpose of taking
,the Crimp frau the King, and having him brought to trial as well
as the Infants; those who in secret societies made proposals of the
sane tendency, and those who, since the abolition of the Consdtu-
sionul system, have attended, or shall attend secret societies, or
others *Wog be established ; Use authors and editors of books or
welder *last Religion and the Throne ; the Judges and Officers
who were charged with the trials of Elio and Goffieco ; the promo-
Sensed participators in the assassinations at Granada and Cortina*:
those who, having had an active share in the Constitutional Govern-
'mad, have gone to America to disturb that country ; and those
who, having fled to foreign countries, write and conspire against
the Government of his Majesty.
3. Alt those comprehended in exceptions shall be tried according
to the laws.
4. AR others shall enjoy individual liberty and safety those who
are in prison shall be released, and their property, if sequestered,
shall be restrred to them.
S. This pardon does not authorise the restitution of employments,
even those which were allowed before the 7th of March. On this
bead, as well as relative to the porificatiiins, a special Decree shall
be issued.

6. Thew who us not pert of the exceptions, and those included
ht capitobtions with the French Generals, shall admit to the Tri-
, heads whist* Asti intervene as stated in Art. 3.
7. AU she Decrees and Ordonstasess issued up to-this day relative
pewit who have adhered to the Constitutional system are hereby
revalw4.
This Decree has not been published officially. It has
become known during the day that the French_Ambas-
sador bad prevailed to have it withdrawn, because it

was drawn np in a manner not agree.ll
tions from his Court.

Letters from Cadiz say, that two Spat
vessels have just been taken, but it
.what nation. The cause of the aggression
seines is said to be, that after a war '
Powers, Charles 111. agreed to pay to
nual tribute. Since 1868, no payment
and the Dey, taking advantage of
Spain, or moved by other reasons, clai
The Government is certainly uneasy, •
been given to put the coasts in a state
sources and money are wanting, but
armed, and artillery is placed on
order has been issued for the French
with his Catholic Majesty. It is said
tween France and Spain is on the point

THE KING.

The Kiwo, in general, rides out daily
riage. His MAJasTy's rides are princi-
Lodge and the surrounding ground
.receded by a park-keerrr on horsel
did 'not ride out yesterday, being
signing official do‘uments, attending
his Ministers, &c.

NDSOR, FEB.2s.—YesterdAy being
of the Birth-day of the Duke of CAMBRI
men of his Royal Highness illuminated
brilliant manner, in compliment to the
Royal Highness. The bells of the
the Mort:tog with a merry peal, and
occasionally duting the day. Loid
out of waiting yesterday, and let
Master of the II ,t.se left on Monii.ty
which day his NI AJESTV, in the'afternoon,
Park in a close cart iage.

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!able to his instruct
Spanish merchant
is not known by
;ression of the Al.
sr between the two
to the Dey an an-
ent has been made,
F the weakness of
claims the aster,.
, and orders have
.te of defence ; re-
it boats are b.:in.,
some points. .4-,
Guards to remai
d that a treaty L.
pint of being signe
WOMB
wily in an open c.-4;.
cipally to the Roy:,
ids, in which he is
,ehack. Tie let. ;
much engaged
to dispatches fr(;:,.,
ing the Annivers
IBRIDGE, the traCe:-
,ted their houses .1
the natal clay of h:;
Church ushered in
d continued to tint;
d Sr. Ils:.i.sts veer:
for London. 71'11,:
day for London, WI
ernoon, rude in the
ARY24..
•iok dinner with he
tip's peat in Stamm!.
I Lady CH tim.orre
fowNstruNti, ;tt I.er
The Leeti, I.intily,
we taken veJesttiau
re the hand of the7th
+us?), emi
, on their rwite far
r.
party last night.—Mr.
ening party in Resew!.
ct dinner party this d..y.
mason takes place a! tt,e
lcnee, since her return
l cheerful by t reprtitioi
leaves us for a lengthened
sunny, leave us fur their
or S.' itorday.
o extra Chapel., con.
,ent, are about to l:e
pie Parade, and the
m of HEREFORD, utir
mination of the
Chapel, in Caneon•
capacious to afford
) persons.
Is dined with Earl
d a dinner party yes.
g-gardens.
;ALISSURY had a se.
in Arlington-street.
mined a distinguihed
it. James's-square.
circle of tashionables
!My.
rte last night, at her
tettained another dis-
Lausdinvei-house. , Berke-
rand dinner this day,
r Ladyship will have an
f the Duke of CAM-
ar, the tradespeople of hi;
on the occasion.
confined from intik-
: son of Lord HENLEY,
lies Pm, youngest daugh-
at English sacred m-
iracles at the holism Open
is the prinelfral bass singer
kickholm, on the 90th
Bred persona were present,
, the Military and aril 01-
,:r Majesty the Qtrasn con.
LIIIDSON, merchant. Ilis
need with Miss SCHWAN;
13WWIS lowered with her
roebucks have arrived
HIANUTT'S table. They are
r addressed-6 To his Ma•
beautiful animals, and to
Honourable CtiAncrs
days since from Italy,
f the state of the Duke
hstanding the severity
.er of the world. His
to the Isles of Greece,
td under the influence
to Rome, wherein be
he Viscountestestatt•
counts on the day pre.
for the Hague. The
s the weather becono
3rkmen are incessantly
Is are employed on tlw
having been so mild.
mpede their progress.
resent "the finest plc-
of the Royal Academy
tibition of their talents,
The skill displayed by
istrumental music, par.
astonishment of the en•
an overflow with coat.
ription. The Duke
the - compartment re•
the Ladies rotonesse.
the Duchess of Cc.l
and the Dechees
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