Star. — 1814-12-22 (London, England)

LONDON.  THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1814.  PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: Reduced 65j4-4 per Cent. e2;}-s per Cent. Navy saint Lagt—for =own, 67 661,--Oninium di& sal*Awn. 16 S-16t F-India Roods 18s. pro  Various reports are iu circulation in the City Asia day. Among others, that Lord Lir =root. has resigned ; that the Negoeintion at Ghent is at an end ; and that Lord Galtatastian..akeady reached England. The Funds suffers-4Y a deprestiOn. ConsOls. opened at 67 and fell to 66 ; Reduced opened at 664, Ind were doing at 64-1 when our Messenger left the Stock Exchange.  Yesterday, after our Paper was at press, the pleasing intelligence of the arrival. of the missing Packets from France, was announced at the Post-Office. By these we-received all the files of Paris Papers that were due up to the 19th inst. from which we have siren copious enieacts in the preceding columns. And this morning we: received the Paris journals of the )96,, the principal contents of which are subjoined. Ac Vienna every thing goes on smoothly. The So. "emigre still remain there, nor is there any appearance of their quitting that city so soon as has been notified in several continental journals. As tar as Newspaper reports may be credited, there is every appearance that the independence of iidzony will be recognized.: 'we wish we could add the same respect. lag Poland. +" invents from Ghent are very vague. In tau therespress rather the wishes of the writers than tbe result of any thing that has actually taken place. In spite of every disguise it may be easily seen that many of them are written by Americans ; and hence their sagacity is discovering that the Powers of Europe should: mates( England is conclude a peace with Aerial, as the continuance of the war is injurious to thecommerwe of the European States ! How saga. aces thesatiikiters are ! and, at the same' time, how, knOstial sod just !—Compel England ! ! —Why not ow lama to mate the &arid, hartorable to Europe, for daring to take advantage of her, by land. iv the force and influence of America to support the !news of the tyrant who trampled on the rights of all ? 1. ntittien:ch Marshals have sent an Agent to Con. Vest to *mand formally indemnities for the loss of theatates which BONAPARTE kindly gave them in various parts efEurope. With the same grace might Ignatienr Aillititiaau, who, when appointed to the command of the Army of England, threatened that he would make it a country not fit to live in, claim an indemnity for not being permitted to gratify his ferocious appetite for nibbeiy and. murder ! Modest pule creatures! How great have•been your sacri. fitisior the repose of Europe, and how ungrateful  wither Princess and her population, to refuse a comPetuation for Tour sufferings t MAssENA, AUOEREAU, BouLT, oar sensibility is awakened for you. The ghosts of the murdered inhabitants of Tarragona, Saragossa, and Mfiscow, will plead like " Angels trurapettongu'd!' fir your indemnification. From Madrid we learn that Addresses continue to  pour in from several petty towns in praise of the Ins..3lsition and indeed of all his 111Ajesty's measures. Two stupid bigoted Priests, named Fathers Escot•  Qua and OSTALAZZA, are waging a paper war against each other. The former possesses the ear of the King, hut it seems is a violent enemy to r—