Star.
London, England, 1818-03-28 00:00:00

VIENNA, MARCH ii.

Prince Philip of Hesse Homberg set out yesterday
for Warsaw, to compliment, in the name of our So-
vereign, the Emperor of ltussia on his arrival at that
city from Moscow. Our Ambas:ador at London,
Prince Paul d'Esterhazy, who has obtained leave of
absence to settle his private affairs, is expected. The
departure of our Sovereign for Dalmatia is fixed f,:r
the 10th of April. He will spend two months on this
journey, and will be accompanied by the Empress,
who will not go during that time to Muaiich, as has
be•m. stated by the journals. She will not visit her
relations at that place till summer, when the Empe-
ror will prott.•ed to the Congress of Sovereigns on
the Rhine.

We hear no more of the duel which WAS to take
Place hin,wyr. Prince Adam Csart4ri:ki anti eu. Paz:
The affair is slid to he arranged in an amicable man-
.

:-rer. The Fiince till not Le oblige! to
%vile, on %%ama the Generd irrete.ided a
The General mirries anothri Leautifil
licit lady, who has made it a stipulation
r4e•contract, that lie will solernEly rep
, design of asking satisf ic.ion from Prince'
rraVATE

‘k YARN, N
" The negotiations about tl.e claircs,
Powers are not yet bruuLht to r cov.c
Duke of Wellingtcn, however, is svit4 t
his departure for Saturday, the 42f-.;..1;
real s certain that he will visit be
in to his head-quarters at
informed persons, Friticul.trit;
head-quarters of 11,e Kusjins, e:ltertr,
the approaching evacuation of the Frei
by th..t Allied troops. It is sa;d that t
will be one of the first subjects brougl
view, and decided upon by the wisdom
Sovereigns, in September it?rt.
" The manner in which M. the ran
expenditure portion of the Bi:dget, speak
burdens imposed on France by the pr
Allied troops, is striking. 1.1.-. e 9th a
Budget, which regulates the mode of
loan of 1818, has been preserved by the
The wording of the article aline hai br
The following is the redaction, as an,
Conunision

Gym ~: ai

tl•ose at

" The Minister of Finance it autborisA to ape
security awl fir the valu,• of 0.,008,000 of ac,-

con. ill., produce of whicb will bt applicable t
vice of lttlb, ;and there shall br at, a:c-art
amide of tbir creel t in the Budget of 18.5."

" A report is in cirt.ul:;tion, that the
flounced the new Concordat, in consid:
opposition which is has encountered frt.:
nion in France. It 1,-, sai3 evrii that he
adopt the terms of the Conc,:tdat of
however, is a report eiitire:y
His holiness, on the contrary, has Cec
must refuse his consent to any rioLtin

treats- which may be pr-posed b, the to
" 'Letters from Copenhagen :mrou
4inolish Government propoles to purl
_ _

the island of Puerto Rico, for the pulp
it to Denmark-, for the cession of Tr:
the other Danish possessions the E.te
cos ding to another report, Lnzi,ind ha
millions of dollars fur the D.inish ten
East Indies. Ido not know c: hat
attached to this news."

ANOTHER LETTER.
" The Report of the (7ommi!si,,n en
now an event so important for Franc”,

terests so pressing, that every one r,.
sad details, as if to calculate befirehan
when resignation will have n mote
make. During the three hour, .;:Lief
ployed in developing and discu,sing
of ordinary and extraordinary charge
the nation it weighed down, the Dip,
crowd of strangers who filled the gaU
as if struck with the silence of v.:opt:at'
" Several parts of the discourse of
duced a lively sensation. The extraordii
required for the pay, the mainteaance,
visions of the army of occupation—es
appear to repose on no basis, and tole,
creasing in a proportion exceeding the ii
destined to cover them the pensrns gn
claim, especialle during the adminisn
last Minister of War ; in fine, the press
tion of the marine, the adni:ristration
been re-estiblisfsed by -M. Malouet, at
nothing was thought df bat the overt)
existed, without any inquiry whether
presented more advantages ur incon
excited astonishment.
" However, what most struck the .
the declaration which conclude..t the rt
nounced even more to Eurol,e than to
all her resources are exhausted. aLd. th;
vered from the extranrciivary
possible to raise the Budget of Ibl9.
" It is pc. .Lively decided that the o
the Concordat will not be presented
bers. It has doubtless been co::sidered,
son of calamity such as this, it was not I
the field to discussions of conscience, v
most always been pernicious to the ns.
empires. It appears to have been sah
caw:l;h to have pidi:ica/ erdusires, wit:
in addition to them, exclusives in nzatt:
This act of prudence on the part of 6
generally applauded.
‘• I informed yriu some time ago,
Datillon, who commas. del the e:.cutt
ac,ortipany Captain o,.:din to execw:o
Laval, was condemned to death pc
the crime of parricide. This man

is Oril!on, has he.:ll tried a second Jrl
There was such tampering will
midation of the Protestant vcitnesses;

terror had again spread over the
Gaud, that MAL)* was acgail!,,i. ;
dcling mass of proof against hiLi

A private letter from Paris, on
You have he:ad of t!a: in r. •r.
ataillon, formerly hussar, stroly'y

the assassin of the Duke of We:bill A.
rec.:iced information, witia leave o
po'ice have sucteedc' in arre-:•.;r.ie
Ile has already been interroirated
Comte Angles, Prefect of tlolice, and
he persists in a system of absolute deniJ
announces that he will soon be trci
Court of Assize. The lid:owing are a%
are stated regarding this Cat.ti,ion. I
36 years of age, of extraordiawy e:
cious courage. Being in the I:t
he made an attempt on tl:e life of hi.
whom he pretended t..) have ;veal:ad
he would inevitably have then shot,
traordinary bravely procured hitn
the Ez-Emperor. 11, en:erd tl:en int(
a clieval of the Old (itia:.d, and C:cre
attention of the Chef .I.l:•ca,:ron,
been capitally condemned jar e9altcalt.
duct during the 109 da, s, and Nl-110
in Relgium.—As has been already so
against the life of tLe Duke of
origin in Belgium. Several refugee In
appear to have been privy to the plot. a,
nil Belgic Otricers,f-ar.rerly ~ornpan:

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