Star.
London, England, 1816-03-09 00:00:00

BAIVLBERG, FEBRUARY 2i.

Some elucidations have been given respecting the
arrests which took place at Vienna, tow.trds the end
of 1815. The following arc the substance :
" The chief persons who were arrestel at Vienna,
by the order of Baron Hager, the Austrian Minister
of Police, are a Polonese Countess, an English Lady,
widow of an Austrian Colonel, two Englishmen of
distinction, and a very rich American merchant. The
first four resided a long time time at Vienna ; but the
American had treed there only a short time. All
their papers were seized and examined with 'great
care ; but, at the end of five days, they were returned
to them. Some have been compelled to quit the
Austrian States.

" It seems clear that the presumed connections of
these persons with the frmily of the Usurper of the
Throne of Naples, occasioned their arrest ; but we
are now assured that nn trace of these connections
has been found in their papers. Those detained have
temonstratA against their being kept at a distance
from the Aut-sian States, particularly one of ti)e
Englishmen ; but they have not as yet obtained per-
mission to return to Vienna.

" Lastly, it is positively announced tint the report
of their correspondence with the Princess of Wales is
completely unfounded, for they never saw that Prin.
Bess. The two Englishmen were merely presented
to her, but they have had no other intercourse with
her Royal Highness. It is positively false that on
the intelligence of these arrests, the Princess of Wales
quitted Milan suddenly, which cot:!d not be, since
the arrests at Vienna and the departure of the Prin-
cess of Wales from Milan took place the same day."

A- Mail from Holland arrived this morning. From
the Pipers which it brought we have selected the fol-
lowing articles :

COPENHAGEN, FEBRUARY 24.
The Danish navigation in the Mediterranean is
n,w perfectly secure from the Barbary corsairs. The
peace with Tripoli was signed on the ‘22‘l Dnember,
at Tripoli. by M. Nissen, Counsellor c,f. Lecation,
under British mediation, in the house of the English
Consul A Tripoli, and our Consul, Carstens, was re-
cognized as such by the Dey. M. Nisson received
on board the brig Bornholm forty sailors, taken en
board the six Danish vessels captured by the Tripoli
corsairs. This brig has since proceeded to Leghorn,
and from thence to the Danish East India [probably
West India] Islands.
The cession of Lauenberg will shortly take place.

HANOVER, FEBRUARY Lis.
The brave Brunswick troops have obtained, by the
intercession of the Duke of Wellington, the sum ct
26,000 dollars, out of the Waterloo subscription.

NAPLES, FEBRUARY IL
The national troops, consisting of twelve regi-
ments of the line, and four regiments of cavalry, ad.
rnirably equipped, and with their full complement of
men, are going to assemble in Calabria, to replace
the Austrian troops, whose departure is announced.
The Chevalier Ferrari, Lieutenant in the Navy, a
distinguished Officer, has just been restored to his
rank, of which he had beep deprived for a short
time. His Majesty has continued to him the pension
which be had obtained. He took the oath in the
hands of his Royal Highness, in presence of the
Officers of the vessel.—" Sir," said tho Prince to
him, " his Majesty has been informed how much
you regretted that yeu no longer was a member of
his naval forces. He has restored you to your rank :
this is sufficient to prove to you that. he depends on
your loyalty. A man of honour may sometimes
. become a mal-content, bat never an ingrate or a
traitor."—Chevalier Ferrari pronounced wit:, emo-
tion—" I swear to live and die for the King."—Al:
the spectators participated in his feelings.

The PRINCE REGENT is expected in London, on
the 13th, and will hold a Levee at the end of the en-
suing week.
It is said to have been agreed upon, that the future
residence of the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES is to
be at Harcourt House, in Cavendish-square. Colo-
nel STEPHENSON, the President of the Board of Works,
met Earl HARCOURT, at the house, on Wednesday,
when it WAS understood that the arrangements were
finally made. The Noble it is said, is about
taking a house in Mansfield-street.