Star.
London, England, 1817-11-03 00:00:00

VIENNA, OC I OBER to.

" The same Colonel also informs us from Tara.
beco that some of his corps had taken fifteen priso.
oars and a silver trumpet belonging to the corps of
Colonel la Era ; that another party took from the
enemy at Mojotoro five loath of ammunition. and
other *Wiles ; and that on the 29th lse had been
joined by Commandant Ferftandez, for whom he was
waiting to proceed against ChuquizAca, which, not.
with►tanding it had been reinforced by six hundred
men from Potosi, was. by their joint forces. totally
cut of from all communication. (Signed)
FIANCIUCO DZ LA CRL Z."

LISBON MAIL.

The rapid improvement of the course of Exchange,
which is too sud,:en to be lasting, has had as great
an effect on many houses, particularly in the mer-
cantile world, as the t!eterioration of it had formerly.
His Imperial Highness the Archduke John has
:strived at Graetz. The Atihduke is making a tour,
in company with his consort and her mother, the
Princess of Nassau Weilburg, through the most ro•
mantic parts of Styria and Upper Austria.
(kronen 18.—This day being the anniversary cf
the Battle of Leipsic, so memorable for Germany
and all Europe, was celebrated litre by religious and
military ceremonies. In the Imperial Hotel of the
Invalids, the admirable paintings by Krafft, repre_
senting the moment when the Commander in Chief
of the Allied Armies, Field-Marshal l'rince Schwart-
zenberg, announces to the Allied Monarch the vic.
tory of their united armies, was placed with great
ceremony in the situation where it is to bang. To_
morrow the anniversary or the victory will be cele.
braced by a grand masquerade in the newly built
saloon, in the Augarten, for the benefit of the Fund
for the Central Society for the relief of the distressed•
The new Spanish Amblassador, Don Pedro Ceval.
Ins, yesterday paid his first visit of ceremony to Prince
Metternich, Minister fur Foreign Affairs, and was
received with the usual formalities. Immediately
atter Prince Metternich returned the visit to the Am-
bassador at his hotel.

. The account of an ?nsurrection at Bucharest has
not bees confirmed. The last letters, of the 7th in-
stant, from that city, do not say a syllable upon the

subject.

Coarse of exchange on Augsburg, Oct. 18,-.275.
OCTOBER 19.—1 t is now known that their Imperial
Majesties will arrive here on the 6th of November,
Prince Meuernich leaves this city on the 113th instant,
to meet their Majesties at Gratz.

The proceedings have commenced at Lyons against
the individuals implicated in the late insurrectionary
movements in that neighbourhood. The number of
the accused is twenty-nine. A Madame LAVALETTE,
the wife of an Ex-Receiver-General, figures as one
Of the principal personages. None of the details of
the alleged conspiracy, although they must have
already fully appeared from the act of accusation,'
.have yet been allowed to be made public.
It is stated in an article from Madrid, that nothing
has occurred on any part of the Portuguese frontier,
either on the one side or the other, ea countenance
the rumour which foreign journals have spread, of a'
rupture between the two countries. The expectation
of the speedy arrival of the ,Russian squadron at
Cadiz is again repeated, but no new light is thrown,
on the terms by which it has been transferred to'
Spain. The Minister, M. PIZARRO, who managed
the negotiation, is said to have conducted it with such
an impenetrable degree of mystery, that nobody is
able to divine either its objects or conditions..
The Minister of Finances, M. GARAY, is ieporied,

The parry now at Sndbourn Hall, the seat of 14
Marquis of HERTFORD, is extremely numerms. .33
the beds in this noble mansion are occupied.
morning after the arrival of the PRINCE Recerr,h's
Royal Highness vies nut for some hours, and the
party returned laden with game.
The Spey, of 24 guns, Captain J. A. Muttaar.
recently arrived at Portsmouth from Sr. Helena,
a tedious passage of ten weeks. When the Spey
sailed, BONAPARTE was in good health and he had
relaxed a little in his manners. He appeared me
disposed to recognise the rules which have been es.
tablisbed for his safe custody as General BONAPA:'.74
a State Prisoner of War; though he by no means e-
lishes this title. Admiral .PAMPLIN had taken ups
residence on shore. It had been determined soil to
keep a garrison upon the island of Tristan ds Cdr,ta,
which at one time had been ordered to be abandore".
The Conqueror, Podargus, Griffon, and Levele•
were !Ong at St. Helena; the Julia was at rtEcea•
lion; the Phzton and Eurydice were at the CI!.
The Plizion and Griffon come next home. The Sihy
has been surveyed, and it is expected she sy::
paid off.—At the time the SPEY sailed, ere
ouetton, Capt. DAVIE, with Rear-Admiral Ptak
rasi's flag on hoard, RACOON, Capt. FesTING,
GRISVoN, Capt. WRIGHT, were at St. kit ;
JULIA, C. pt. JoNES, at Ascension. The FHAL:C,:,
Cape. STANFELL, and the PODAROUS, Capt. W., tut,
had been recalled from the Mauritius, that isleti
.
having been transfr rred to the command of
Rumen!) KING. in the East ladies. The
was daily expected to arrive at St. He:era, fr,.ri
whence it WAS supposed she would proceed to El -
land. The HeAsa, store-ship, Mr. HICKS, Matt"'
had sailed from St. Helena for Rio de Janeiro.—
Capt. Rome», who commanded at the Island cf
As:ensiun, came home in the Stay, invalided.
THE AUSTRIAN LOAN.—AS long back as the rtv
180'2, an agreentint was entered into with Oe
trian Government for the purchase of a Lat ge quan-
tity of timber, but the breaking out of hosttli•ies son
after, and the subsequent state of the Continent, p
vented the contract between the two Powers ever bo`g
carried into effect. The timber was, at that tirm,
have been delivered in part payment of the deb: due
to us; and we understand the Austrian Gusr,:rnmest
have renewed their liffer of payment in the same i4Y•
T tie offer has been ccrnsidered so far worth atter:in
by our Government, that they have dispatched Mr.
Slane, the Assistant-Secretary to the Navy Po
to Trieste, accompanied by an experienced Officer of
Woolwich Yard, to examine the timber, and to
tain whether the expense attending its removal fTez
the forests to the coast, and its subsequent transport e
tion to this country, would not exceed the ase:Ar!e-
ges we may expect to derive from the saving Akira
would thus be made in the consumption of our IA3
forests. Should it be determined to accept the t..vi•
bet., it is to be conveyed to this country without de-
lay, and Lid up in store, to be used by us es omui°l3
calk for it.

I ....,••• •No ~• ••••...as tilL.l usgailluii•lL Is, nowever, e
Ferinn Smiles, of Regiment No. 9, and five Hitchers en enact on many houses, particularly in the mer- .
P' e, Florida maythe price intended
hi that
The party now at Sudbourn Hall, the seat of 14
wounded. . cantile world, as the eeterioration of it had formerly.
to be paid for the Russian squadron transferred to Marquis of HERTFORD, is extremely numerous. .31
" The same Colonel also informs us from Tara. His Imperial Highness the Archduke John has
.
boco that some of his corps had taken &wen priso.Spain ; for it is well known that Russia has long the beds in this noble mansion are occupied. -`2l
strived at Gracie. The A.riliduke is making a tour, Cott morning after the arrival of the PRINCE Ittcerr,h's
Dees and a silver trumpet belonging to the corps of in wished to gain a better footing on the American company with his consort aial her mother the
Royal Highness vies nut for some hours, and the
Colonel la Era ; that another party took from the
' • But most ro. tinent.may not the right of Spain to cede that
Princess of Nassau Weilburg, through theparty returned laden with game.
• my at tiltiotoro five loath of ammunition, and
country to any Power whatever be fairly questioned ? The Spey, of 24 guns, Captain J. A. Moten.
other articles ; and that on the 29th he had been mantic parts of Styria and Upper Austria.
joined by Commandant Ferftandez, for whom he was Ooroastt 18.-This day being the anniversary cf There is a third party who may protest against the recently arrived at Portsmouth from Sr. Helena,. A
waiting to proceed against Chuquisaca, which, not. the Battle of Leipsic, so.morable for German
transfer, and who have a right to say, " It shill not a tedious passage of ten weeks. When the Spey
withstanding it had been reinforced by six hundred y.
There is no right existing on the face of the sailed, BONAPARTE aas in good health and he had
and all Europe, was celebrated litre by religious and be I"
relaxed a little in his manners. He appeared moo
men from Potosi, was, by their joint forces, totally
earth by which the inhabitants of any country can be
cut of from all communication. (Signed) military cerenweics. In the Imperial Hotel of the disposed to recognise the rules which have been ee
transferred, like cattle, at the will of any Sovereign tablisbed for his safe custody as General BONAPA:If,
. " attaxasco DE LA CRL E." Invalids, tlx admirable paintings by Krafft, repro.
• . senting the moment when the Commander in Chief whatever. It-is an usurped power, wherever, when. a State Prisoner of War; though to by no meanie-
ever, and by whomsoever exerted; and has no analogy fishes this title., Admiral Pannier had taken upLis
meaner-
LISBON MAIL. of the Allied Armies, Field-Marshal Prince Schwan-
residence on shore. It had been determined sell 0
whatever to possession by conquest, and
obtained
• ......—.. zenberg, announces to the Allied Monarch the vie.
, keep a garrison upon the island of Tristan de Ceche
afterwards acceded to ey the expelled sovereignty.
• LISBON, AUGUST so. tory of their united armies, was placed with great which at one time had been ordered to be abandere'.
-.-----
OW Gazette of the loth ultienb bad the arrival of ceremony in the situation where it is to bang. To.
The Paris Papers from the i:Sth to the 30th, inclu- Pile Conqueror, Podargus, Griffon, and Levelet.
were !Ong at St. Helena; the Julia was at estcen
her Royal Highness the Princess of the United King. morrow the anniversary or the victory will be cele. •
sire, have arrived since our last. From their con- sion ; the Pltzton and Eurydice were at the CT'.
doom at Madeira. We now extract from authentic braced by a grand masquerade in the newly -built tents, which are of less interest than usual, we have
letters some partieulars of her stay in that Island sThe Plizton and Griffon come next home. TneSp.,
has been surveyed, arid it is expected she ss:: be
I the A e t , fps the benefit of the Fund
extracted in our preceding columns the only articles
a The squadron having entered the port, his Ex- saloon, oon, in
for the Central Society for the relief of the distressed. paid off.-At the time the SPEY sailed, tee C2e.
cellency Os Governor and C.ptain General Flores-'worth notice. The fact of the death of the Dee tf
- • The new Spanish Ambassador, Don Pedro Cod. uetton, Capt. DAVIE, with Rear-Admiral ri.A.A.
cio Jose Cbssia de Milk. Lieut.-General of the Royal
Accaeas has, it will be observed, been officially con- (1,41,1, flag , , Armies, with his whole staff, together with the Bi- Ins, yesterday paid his first visit of ceremony to Prince s on board, Racoon, Capt. Fe.srtNe. ...:•-f
E
nglish Consul Gattroe, Capt. WRIGHT. were at St. fieler..• • to
shop, repaired at eleven in the morning of the 11th, Metternich, Minister fur Foreign Affairs, and was firmed by a commuication from the• ,
at Algiers, to the English Consul at Mallon ; but, JULIA, C. pt. Imes, at Ascension. The Pretc--c,
on board the ship Don John VI. when they had the received with the usual formalities. Immediate!
Capt. STANFELL, and the PODAROUS. Capt. Vl., tate
honour to kissthe hand of her Royal Highness, who . . .
to the Am-
y df the rumour that his successor has since shared the'
atter Prince Metterntch returned the run
same fate, there is no sort of confirmation, but on the had been recalled from the Mauritius, that idles'
received them with Ole: greatest affability, and
having been transf, reed to the command of
deigned to yield to the retoiest made in the name of bassador at his hotel.
contrary, much to discredit it eathely.
the inhabitants, to come on shore and honour them . The account of an ?nsurrection at Bucharest has
...,_. it leffnnli KIN°. in the East ladies. The Flilt.Sl
was daily expected to arrive at St. He:era, fr,o
with her presence. Her Royal Highnein landed at not beep confirmed. The last letters, of the 7th in- Another days Paris rdpers have arrived at a late whence it was supposed she would proceed to El?"
four in the afternoon, with all her Ceurt, and was
scant, from that city, do not say a syllable upon the hour to.day.
~,. The proceedings have commenced at Lyons against land. The fiv.use, store-ship, Mr. H, Matt'',
received with great ceremony. At the gate of the .
had sailed from St. Helena for Rio de Janeiro.-
subject.
city her Royal Highness adored the coeifix, which
y Capt. Roamers, who commanded at the Island cf
Mat.-
the Bishop presented to her, and Was couducted in Course of exchange on Augsburg, Oct. 18,..275. the individuals implicated in the late insurrectionar
Ae:ensien, came home in the SPEY, invalided.
procession to the Cathedral Church, where Te Deum OMTORER 19.-It is now known that their Imperial movements in that neighbourhood. The number of THE AUSTRIAN LOAN.-As long back as the yn:
was performed, to thank the ALMIGHTY for this Majesties will arrive here on the 6th of November, the accused is twenty-nine. A nladame LAVALETTE, 1802, an agreenitio was entered into with CT AT'
happy event. Her Royal Highness then proceeded
Prince Metternich leaves this city on the 28th instant, the wile of an E Receiver-General• figures
au-
to the Governor's Palace, which was prepared for
• • the alleged conspiracy, although they must have after, and the subsequent state of the Continent, p '
her reception. In all the streets through which she
passed the windows were full of spectators, who DRESDEN, OCrOBER 19.
fully appeared from the act of accusation, vented the contract between the two Powers everb,..-g
strewed flown: in her way. The joy (A the inhabi- To-day the Session of the General Assembly of already
tents dining Meese three days was extreme ; the the States, convoked in the Hereditary Circles, and have yet been allowed to be made bl. carried into effect. The timber was, at that tinn, '."
town was brilliantly illuminated esery night. pu lc. have been delivered in part payment of the deb: doe
It is stated in an article from Madrid, that nothing to us ; and we understand the Austrian Gov.onmert
in Upper Lusatia, was solemnly opened here.
. ghas occurred on any part of the Portuguese frontier,
a On the 12th and 13th her Royal Highnees made
On the 26th of this month, her Hi •,liness the third have renewed their offer of payment in the same .eio'•
excaraions in the neighbourhood. The Bishop, the
of .
daughter PrinceMaximilian, 15 to be betrothed either on the one side or the other, ea countenance Tile offer has been considered so far worth attecioe
English merchant, R. Page, and oilier owners of
country seats, had the honour to receive her Royal by proxy to the Hereditary Prince of Tuscany, in the rumour which foreign journals have spread, of a by our Government, that they have dispatched Mr,
Stain, the Assistant-Secretary to the Navy NO,
the chapel of the Royal Palace, at six o'clock in the rupture between the two countries. The expectation to Trieste, accompanied by an experienced (Acct. ci
Highness at them, with sumptuoos entertainments.
Her Royal Highness gained the hearts of all who evening. The next morning the august bride will
new is thrown
of the speedy arrival of the ,Ittissian squadron at ' Woolwich Yard, to examine the timber, and Co iizer,
hed her, by her affability and condescension.
leave this city, and it is hoped'''. she will arrive in 16 Cadiz is again repeated, but no light •
. terms by which it has been transferred to' min whether the expense attending its remw.il !Tel
appoint
must particularly be men.
dais
the forests to the coast, and its subsequent transport t•
An act of generosity
at Botzen, where she will be received by the on the
doned-a sailor falling from on. of the yards, on
board the vest') of bee Royal Highness, to the great Tuseit Commissioners. The Princess Olive's by Spain. The Minister, M. hum, who m tion to this country, would not exceed the ad•.•Ar!a
anaged •ges we may expect to derive from
the saving Alia
consternation of the Princess, who seat repeatedly to way of Munich, where she intends to stay two days. the negociation, is said to have conducted it with such would thus be made in the consumption et our 1.%:1
enjoin after him, and finding that he was dead, or:.
PETRISBURGH, OCTOBER. 7. an impenetrable degree of mystery, that bod is f
no y orests. Should it be determined to accept the t.m.
dared* pension of 6,400 revs per month. .
to his widow
Count Zermoloff is commissioned tn algae at able to divine either its objects or conditi -out. her, it is to be conveyed to this country without de,
down immediately.-
fistAife, and a year to be paid .
fol- Cabal and 'sputum a number of workmen, who are The Minister of Finances, M. GARAY is • lav, and laid up in store, to be used by us as or:aria
Oa dm 43ds, atandaights the Readmit saded„
a • reposed, •
calls for it!
. .