Star.
London, England, 1814-08-01 00:00:00

XORWA Y.

Mr. W. SMITH asked the Noble Lord whether
he was aware, or if he was aware, whether he though;
it tight to say, if there would be any impediment to
the ditcunion of the affairs of Sweden and Norway
at the approaching Congress t However the urgency
ut the extsting circumstances might at the time seem
to sanction it, titre was err t.iinly a large body of in-
dividuals in this country who thought that our 'I reaty
with Sweden. as it respected the annexation of Nor-
way. to that power, extremely unjust ; and he WAS
persuaded, therefore, that it would give great and ge-
nyral setistact►on if the Noble Lord could feel justified
in holding out a hope that this unforttuutte
might probably be put in a train of arrangement.
Lord CASTLEREAGH sans he could not Wk.
upon himsert to give any retoy.
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Sir FRANCIS BURDETT presented a Petition
from a person who had been aire&ted on a Mesne
Pr: cessauti confined in the King's Bench Prison, but
had since died there, praying that that mode of wrest
mitOtt be abolished.—Ordered to lie on the "l'a'ke.
!'he Usher of the Black Rod then made his sp.
pearance and summoned the House to attend his
Royal airiness the Prince Regent's speech us the
House of Lords.
On their return the SPEAKER took his seat at the
Table, and beckoning ad the Alembets around him,
lead .1 copy of his Royal Highness's speech on pro.
roguing l`arl►.tment, (tor which see our Report oldie
procee,:ings of the House of Lords) attar which they
squirmed.

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ing inspeced the said Onice. And eX.4mined Upon tt.e
se;ot the principal person. concerned in the several de.
par tments, and received such further infornurion as
the nist head of their inittiry reqn.red, And ate ad.
vanced period of the session ailns,,ed, are or opininn.
teat the ',meta l'os!-ollieu is instrflicien', in point of J
space dud cionvcnkn:cs Ice c %tying on the estens!ve

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and extending business of that department ; and fur-
ther, that it will be unadvisable Make additions in
the present Post.oflict, and that for the purpose of
cbuaining an Office suitable to all the purposes rzquir-
ed, it will be expedient in rebuild the said Office, ei.
ther upon the present scite, and sufficient ground con-
tiguous thereto, or upon a new scite. As this whole
mat, e'r will prob ably be aga in brouxhtheforethe House,
early in the next sessior, your Committee conceive
that they may expedite and facilitate the enquiries of
any Committee which may then be appointed, by sub.
joining in the Appendices the whole of the evidence
which they have received, together with such of the
Papers as ap pea r most material fur the purpose of fur-
ther investigation "

1%-lE hvi R.

MONDAY, AUGUST 1. 1814.
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We have received Paris Papers to the 29th ultimo.
They contain a variety of interesting intelligence from

various parts of the Continent. At Vienna appre-
hensions of new wan continue to be entertained : on
the part of the Austrian Government, however, there
is every appearance of good faith. It is now pretty
well known that it was the intention of the Archdu-

these Kum LoullA to put herself in the way of being
quietly curled off to Elba, and that the visit of the
fifty Polish Lancers to Palma was in consequence of
an tjaderstanding between Boaarawrz and the Er-

Empress. When this was communicated to the EM.

wzßott of Auarma hi• conduct was dignified and
candid in the extreme—he immediately announced

his suspicions in a Nate to the Court of France, and
directed his daughter to return to Vienna immediately
alter she had reaped all the benefits she could expect
from the baths of Aix. Her son, in the mean time,
remains at Vienna, under the immediate protection
of his Giandfather.

In an article from Naples some displeasure is ex-
pressed at the way in which the English treat the
King of NAPLES, and it is hinted that hetas strength.

ened himself by a new alliance with Austria and

Ravarie.
The measure proposed in the French Chamber of
Depities for the payment of the KING'S debts, has
been carried with the utmost unanimity. Great

compliments were paid to England for the asylum
Which she had furnished. Some uneasiness having
been excited in the minds of some purchaser.; of na-
tional domains respecting the stability of their rights,
the subject has been taken up in the Chamber of
Deputies, and something like a confirmation of the
KING'S Proclamations has been unanimously voted.
Of course no emigrant has any claims in future upon
his paternal inheritance.