Star.
London, England, 1821-05-02 00:00:00

NUREMBERG, APRIL 21.

We learn from Vienna that between the 12th and
15th of this month several Russian Officers arrived in
that capital. Among them is Count Wittgenstein.
It is observed, that in the present state of things,
Prussia, who, through the medium of Prince Har-
denberg, took an active part in the deliberations at
Laybacb, has made no military• preparation. The
army is, however, so organized that it can be assem- '
bled in a short time, should circumstances require it.
The report which has been circulated that a second
Russian army would pass through the territories of
the German Confederation, in order to advance to
the Rhine, is destitute of foundation.

It is believed that the Sovereigns have transmitted
to the present Spanish Government a note, explana-
tory of their sentiments on the political changes in-
troduced into that country. A similar note is un-
derstood to have been transmitted to Lisbon.

It appears, that the States of the King of Sardinia
will obtain a Representative Constitution, and that the
Emperor Alexander has even manifested a favourable
opinion on that subject.

We are informed, that on the commencement of
hostilities between the Sardinian Government and the
insurgents, Count Moceuigo, the Russian Minister at
Turin, conformably to the instructions of his Court,
repaired to Modena, to treat with Prince Charles
Felix on this point.
It is said that the English Government is about to
reinforce very considerably the garrisons of the lonian
Islands. It is also intended to send troops to Malta.
A strong English squadron of observation will, be-
sides, be kept in the Met iterranean.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, APRIL a.

M. de Chateubriand arrived here some days ago, as
you saw by the Papers. The Ministers shew to him
great testimonies of regard, and even kindness: the
first time he went to see-M. Pasquier (it was an official
visit), that Minister declared to him that be was put
again in the list of the Ministers ce Etat —a title which
be lost at the publication of his famous pamphlet, La
Monarchic awl la Cherie. Ido not know whether
all these marks of joy at his return are very sincere;
they smack too much of diplomatic cant, not to think
them rather inspired by the fear of his opposition.

VIENNA, APRIL 16.
The two Emperors are still at Laybach, and M.
Metternich continues to hold frequent conferences
with M. Capo d'lstria. It seems that nobody is very
certain how long the Emperor Alexander will pro-
long his residence in the capital of Carniola. Some
say that he is on the point of his departure to Peters-
burgh ; others assert that before he goes back to his
kingdom, he will take a journey to Italy. As to the
Emperor Francis, the general belief is, that we shall
see him very soon back in this town.
The Allied Monarchs at Laybach have invited the
late King, Victor Emmanuel, to re-ascend the throne
of Sardinia.

Yesterday, the Duke of Yoax and a numerous party
dined with Prince Lemma), at Marlborough House.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, on their
appearance yesterday morning in the East of the City,
on their way to St. George's in the East, were received
by loud and repeated acclamations, both on going
and returning from Divine Service. The crowd col-
lected in Cannon and Church streets was so great
that most of the shops were closed.
The Duke and Duchess of CLA Reims, the Duke
of Suess, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
the Princess AUGUSTA, Prince Litopotar, the Duchess
of Baer, and Prince ERNEST HOHENLGE LANGEN•
lie!tniGs
.spent Monday evening with the Princess
u!PaIA MATILDA, at her house in Curzon-street, May-
fair, where there was a select party to meet the Prin-
cess s Royal relatives.
Doke and the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the
ft'ge and Duchess of CLAWING&
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlF&—Yesterday, at St.
Jecole's Church, Hanover-square, by the Bishop of
°T. Aunt, Lieutenant-Colonel COOPER, Groom of
the Bed-chamber to his Royal Highness the Duke of
„
to Miss BAKER, the accomplished daugh-
*T of the late Sir GEORGE BAKER, Batt. and only
'lster to Sir FREDERICK BAKER, Bart. After the
tetem°or the happy pair left town for Titteness Park,
s'iminiag