Star.
London, England, 1814-11-12 00:00:00

MADRID, OCTOBER 2S.

The proceedings against the individuals accused of
having usurped the Royal authority, known by the
name of Liberales, have been partly terminated. The
sentence given by the Commission appointed for the
purpose has peen puhlisbedi and is sold by authority.
Thirty persons are condemned to exile, the sallies,
privation of employs:teat. We find in the list several
Ecclesiastics, and two Members of the Academy of
History ; the latter have also been expelled the So-
ciety. The principals, (Quintana, Arguelles, Gal.
logo, and Gallardo,) are not yet sentenced. The
Commission is composed of several Members, and
the Captain-General of New Castile is President,
Mr. Joseph Artega. The C;unt del Pinar did not
excuse himself as has been reported. Messrs. Andre
la Sauca (ins colleague in the Council of Castile),
Mosquera and Alcala Galiano, the former of the
Council of the Indies, and the latter of that of Fi-
nances, have,signed this judgment. Two individuals
comptehen* in the sentence have been condemned
in damages to the Rtverend Father Augustin de
Caseroi•Editor of the Sentinelle It: la Mancha, who had
.complainet of thein. In general, the Treasury has
lost nothing by these proceedings. The guilty pay
all expenses, besides heavy fines, for which their pu-
nishment may be commuted.

DREMEN, OCTOBER 26.
At length our is decided, and there no longer
exists an Electorate or Kingdom of Saxony. This
file capital, which has been so long the residence of
our august Sovereigns, will become a n-ere provin-
cial town.

The greater part of Saxony will be united to Prus.
sia, and we Shall be Prussian subjects. It always
costs some time to riss from a domination which
existed in slme measure from time immemorial, under
the yoke of, another with whom we have had long
quarrels. It is true thatcomlort of every description
is promised us ; for instance Saxony, properly so
I called, will not be dismembered.

The Duke of Saxe Weimar has certain portions as-
signed him, as a compensation for giving up his
Vieituil Clotho to the succession of the Crown ; but
this Prince is neither to have the city of Leipsic, nor
the districts of Nnumbourg, Merscbourg, and &its,
as once reported.

It has also been proinised, that Saxony shall retain
its • name, constitution, liberties, and finances : lmt
how can all this be reconciled with the plan of Prus-
sia, which always tends to one uniform aim ?—time
will shew wh:tt this is.

The Pros,ian Government does not want for zea-
'Gas apolngists, who paint to us all the happiness
which we are about to enjoy under the dominion of
Prussia. To speak the truth, the King of Prussia is
beloved by his people. He has done every thing for
the glory and tranquillity of his subjects : he is the
enlightened friend of order and justice: he is acces-
sible without respect of persons : he is the patron
and protector of arts, manufactures, and learning.
His Ministers are also eminent for virtue and talents;
but the Saxons will always see with regret the admi-
nistration of their country pass into foreign hands,
and it will be very difficult to keep out innovations.
VIENNA, OCTOBER 28.

The Crown of Poland will be placed oa the head of
the Emperor Alexander. Lnrd Castlereagh opposed
for a long time, the union of Poland with Russia ;
at Austria did the annexation of Saxony to Prussia,
but without effect.

We have also this day received Brussels Papers to
the:9th inst. Their contents chiefly allude to arrange-
ments making with MURAT, preparatory to his quit-
ting the Sovereignty of Naples.

The SOVEREIGN PRINCE OF THE NETHERLANDS,
Will, it is said, soon assume the title of the KING op
BELGIUM :

ROME, OCTOBER w.

The infant Don Francis, who was to be created a
C.lrdinal, has laid down the ecclesiastical habit.

BRUSSELS, NOCEMBER 4.

A public print has the following article, dated
Naples, October 20:

" It is the general opinion here, that King Joachim
has received from the Congress at Vienna a formal
proposal to consent to receive an indemnity for the
Crown of Naples, which would then be restored to
its ancient possessor. The death of Queen Caroline
of Sicily has diminished still more the small party of
King Joachim, by allaying the fears of those among
the Nobility who were apprehensive that they should
not be able to recover the favour of that Princess."

VENICE, OCT. 10.
Letters from Corfu stale, that that island is still in
a very ustaetded state. Upon the reported cession of
ta territory ore a certain celebrated order, it has tent

Ittessis. Coates; and Paul Loec/si'ai t dot Congress
at Vienna, to assert its Weil, pd.nce.

MILAN, OCt. O.
The French Gencr 11 M. de la Vauguyon, is arrivea
'here, coming from Naples. S me persons affirm that
he hAa brought dispatches irona King Joachim to
M4rshal Bellegarde.—Others think he has merely
quitted the Neapolitan service at the &lire of his fa-
mily. Several officers of the late Italian army, ria.
tives of Mookna, are ordered to quit the Modena* ter.
titory.

COI OGNE, NOVEMBER B.
The General Government of the Upper and Middle
Rhine, and the Government of Belgium are negocis.
ting a Convention for the free exchange of the manu-
factures of the two Governments. The Journal of
the Upper and Lower Rhine promises a speedy com-
munication on this subject.
This measure announces the definitive onion of the
two countries under the same Government.
BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 7.
The agreeable news is spread here that his Royal
Highness will not return here without having taken
the title of King of Belgium.
A detachment of Hanoverian troops, arrived this
morning from Antwerp, are going to-morrow to
Minimlt.

LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 24.
The brother of the King of Prustia, hit Royal
Highness Frederick Wiliam, is to be Viceroy .4"
Saxony, and to marry an Austrian Print... The
Const,tutinn of Saxony will not be (lunged. The
return of the King is nn more spoken ot. We bear
from Berlin that he is returned to Frederiesfell,
where he has bespoke his apartments for three mom-.

111.1P441. iNIALLIGENCA

PAI.MOUTII, NOVEMBEIt 9.

Arrived the Isis, littustssett, Irom Harannah, ii
58 days; iu lat. 45. ‘2O. long. 31. SO. spoke The
Hazard, Lat:ze.ro, horn Livervol for Newti.uttd-
land, in very great distress. The C.:p!.tin of the bts
supplied him with water, and she afterwards bore up
for thi: port.

Since-writing the above the Osborne packet has
arrived from Gibraltar and Malta, 21 days from the
former. Her Mails will not be smoked in time to
go by this day's post.
N.B. No news by the Malta Mail.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 11.
Arrived the Hope, PATTZSOW ; and the Forward,
Rom :anti, -from the Eastward. Sailed his Majesty's
ships CRACKER and Sunis on a cruise.—Wind W.

WEYMOUTH, DECEMBER
Arrived his Majesty's ship LrviAritAx, Captain
BRIGyS, with Mr. CANNING and Emily on baud, for
Lisbon : she has sliled again for that destination.

DE .3,1.. NOVEMBER
Came dowa from the River the Eliza and Mary
for Montevideo, the Corunna for Greneda, Cornwall
for Honduras. His Majesty's ship Dm from Sheer-
ness. and sailed for Poi tsmouth I and the Simko
transport from Woolwich, and sailed for Plymouth.
Sailed the Leicester transport for Hull, and the Gla-
,morgan for Chatham.—Wind S.W.

GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER 11.
Sailed the Simon Taykr, Masi, and Friends,
GOODWIN, for Jamaica ; B.:ry ick, GRIFFITHS. for
BArbadoes ; Fleetwood. AIKEN, f Dominica; 44-
venture, CRONER, for HAvdnua ; Elinosa, ZIMAIRR-
MAN, for Dantzic ; Jeune Francois, MUGS, for Brus-
sels ; Snake, FAIRBAIR N, for Calais ; Sophia, BRANDT,
for Ostend Henry and Elizabeth, Cum,. sicr, for
Antwerp ; Flora, JACIIIIIAN, Alert, EDMr)NDS, Rem-
lution, limes, and Mika, DRAPER. f H.iniburgh.
RAMSOATE, NOVEMBER 10.

The brig Enterprize, FARQA•
DAY, from the N►►rth, with coals, was totally Icst on
the Goodwin Sands yesterday—master s►nd crew
landed bete. The brig Selena, NELsota Master, from
Sunderland for Portsmouth, was run down off the
North Foreland by a light vessel—the Master and
crew have landed here. The John And SophiA,
line, Prudence, Nancy, Nelson, Flay_ley, Brothers,
Four Friends, and another ship have put Into this
port for shelter. A hulk, from Portsmouth for Lon-
don, is on the hack of the Sands without anchors and
cables. Assistance from hence is just gone out to
her. Quarter past four, ft. w. :he weather mnierates.
Several of the outward-bound West Indiamen have
gone through the Gulls for the Downs.