Star.
London, England, 1816-01-20 00:00:00

IV.ILAN, DECEMBER 31.

The Emperor, during his stay at Mantua, visited
;ill the public establishments, the civil and military
hospitals, the barracks, and prisons. His Majesty
gaye, frequent audiences. This city was iliuminated
two succes,ivc nights wi:.ll the grcattst and most mag.
ni.icent In
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JANUARY 3.--Their Majesties the Emperor and
7,mpress of Austria made their entry into Milan on
the Mist ut December. They immediately proceeded
to the Cathedral, and sited at the 7'e awn. In the
evening all the city was illuminated. The next day
his Majesty the Eraperor received all the Authorities
of the kingdom, also the old and new Nobility. To-
morrow the Empress will receive the Ladies. His
Majesty, thrugh be left Milan at the age of nine
years, recollected several of the Ladies, and called
theniby their names. The same day the Emperor
nominated the new Government pf Lombardy, and
received the oaths cf allegiance from the Members
composing. it. In consequence of this, the Prpvi.
sional Government ceases its functions. Count de
Saur4u, Governor-General, is President, and Couqt
Miderio Vice-)resident of the new. Government.
BERLIN, JANUARY 2.

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Ontliandwebr his heen.disbanded. and thA men
sent vitheir-homeq, though the stiff of each regiment
is to be kept up, and the plea may be callest urbins
4c4itiflerfiLte Whe4lC4felu4cile

FRAM!! &MARS.
PANS, JANUARY is.
The 4ee English °Mars who have been autistid
by the French Government, and who have been the
subject of conversation since yesterday, are Sirs lto.
'bra Wilson, Michael Bruce, and Hutchinson. They
are accused of having given an asylum for several
days to Lavalette, and of having then favoured his
flight out of the Kingdom. They will be brought
before a criminal tribunal. Their trial will of course
excite much public curiosity, and must throw great
light on the means that were employed to withdraw
the convict from justice.— Garotte de Frosts.
Another Paper states, Sir ROBERT WILSON, Sir
Thomas Hurcuoisou, and Mr. BROOM, were arrested
the day before yesterday, by.order of the Minister of
Police. It is reported, that they were arrested for
having projected and favoured the escape of LAVA•
LETTS.; who escaped dressed in English regimentals,
and who was accompanied as far as Brussels by Sir
ajn.BERT W/ LEON in his chariot.
Sir Robert Wilson made some attempt to defend
himself, and said to the Police Agents, " You were.
lucky in having arrested me in the presence of my
wife, or you would not have taken me alive."
Lcrd KINNAIRD is said to have received an inti-
mation to quit the French territory forthwith. •
Yesterday a man was arrested on the quay d'Orsai,
for holding seditious discourse. He was taken to the
guard-house.
It is said that a company of foreign capitalists have
offered to defray the expence of finishing the works of
the Canal de L'Ourcq, on condition of being indem-
nified by duties on the Canal, for a sufficient number
of years. This Company would engage to supply
the inhabitants of Paris with abundance of water. It
is not known whether their offers are of a kind to be
accepted:

We read in a Morning Journal an article which has
caused some uneasiness. The fcdowing is the matter
to which the journalist alludes : some libellists have
made use of the name of the ambassador of an Allied
Sovereige to give circulation to a writinz still in ma •
nuscript, and which contains a take report to his
master on the situation of France. This Minister, well
known for his attachment to ate Kipg of France, was
indign,ant at seeing some miscreant thus compromise
his name and character—he compla:necl of it, and
has requested that the forger be sought for, in order
to be delivered up to all the rigour of the laws. This
is the whole of the mystery.
Madame Be:turegard, born La Rt'ele Jacquelin,
who los; in the wars of La Vendee two of her brot;:iers,
and latterly her husband, who was Coni:sellor of the
Prefecture of La Vendee, has relinquished the indem-
nity to whic:a her husband was entitled during the
inten option of his functltmr.
The Duke.d'Augouleme arrived at Paris yesterday
,afternoon, and alighted :.t Cie Palace of the Thuillertes.

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