Star.
London, England, 1820-12-19 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, DICEMBER 9.

The most recent accounts from Vienna are all of
a very pacific description. They no longer talk in
that capital of making war upon Naples. The de-
monstrations made by the Austrian army assembled
in Lombardy have ceased, and the troops have re•
turned to their former cantonments.

It is said that the Baron Frimont, who commands
the army in chief, has quitted his head-quarters at
Treviso, to proceed to Vienna, where he had been
summoned by the Aulic Council of War..
The statement published in some of the Journals,
that the Allied Sovereigns hai invited the King of ' ,
the Two Sicilies to proceed to La) bach, where a
new Congress is to be formed, is regarded as very
problematical.

, .
IRUN, DECEMBER s.
It is stated from Madrid, that the real object of
the journeLuf the Count de Torten to Paris is to
negotiate a Treaty of Commerce with the French
Govet nment.

The. official Bulletins from the Doctors attending
their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of CLARENCE
and the Princess ELIZABETH having ceased to be
issued, the answer to the enquirers yesterday, was—.
The Duchess and the Princess ELIZABETH have
both had a good night, and their Royal Highnesses
are going on as well as possible." The Duke of
SUSSEX, and other branches of the Royal Family,
sent to make enquiries as usual. Among the en-
quirers were the Earl and Countess of BAIDGEWATER,
the Bishop of LONDON, Archdeacon GODARD, the
Duchess of LEINSTER, Sir E. NAGLE, Baron LANGS-
DORF, Mrs.L.DASIER, Lord St. HELEN'S, the CRAW
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and the Judge of the
Admiralty.

The Duchess of CLARENCI and the Royal Infant
have both enjoyed a tranquil night, and are con-
tinuing well this morning.

A considerable alteratiori has been made in the
House of Lords since the proceedings against her
MAJESTY. The temporary Galleries -have been re-
moved, and the Throne placed near the' wall, for
the purpose of affording greater space to the Mem-
bers of the House of Commons. In the House of
Common's, the seats have been raised eight inches
higher, and several new Committee-rooms are to be
created. Connected with these alterations, we may
mention the preparation for the new Courts of Chan-
cery and King's Bench, which will be erected on the
north side of the Hall, in a line with the Courts of
Common Pleas and Exchequer.

di Those persons throughout the colntry who have
taken to themselves so much credit for persecuting
Majesty, and striving to make it contemptible in the
eyes of their countrymen, by affecting to give credit to
the vile calumnies thrown out against the character of
the Quers, are all at once bestirring themselves, or,
in other words, the alarmists have thought proper to
arouse themselves from the dormant and stupified state
into which the triumph of her MAJESTY had thrown
them, and are pouring in assurances of loyalty to his
MAJESTY. The method chosen by those frightened
Gentlemen to evince their anomalous loyalty, cer-
tainly forms a most curious feature of the times.—
It consists chiefly of two main divisions : the first is
to shew, by every possible means, their hatred and
r contempt of his MAJESTY'S wife, and their determi-
nation not to be convinced of the falsehood of the
charges against her, which have been more than dis-
proved. The second is to poison his MAJESTY'S mind,
by representations of the state of the country, which
are as groundless as they are false I What opinion
must his MAJESTY form of the People over whom
the ALMIGHTY has appointed him to govern, when
he is informed by the pretended monopolists of all
the loyalty of the country, that they chiefly, consist
of traitors and blisphemers? Of a truth, we marvel
not that his MAJESTY cannot consider himself safe
unless surrounded by Sabres."—Seth Journal.