Star.
London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

tha thief. It has thai the Par's
written a 10 the Patsci ReGatiT,
traei-
ferridg the Roman toads at Paris to his Royal High •
ness, but we know not how truly..
The pope lately seht CANOVA to Paris to elaiin
-he artielesitolen from Rome. His claim. it is said,
was opplsed by a certain NOrthera Potentate, who
has wasted neither blood nor treasure in the present
war.—the business having bfen finished before he
came up. This may have occasioned the transfer to
Britain, whose Minister will not be so easily silenced
as a messenger from such an insignificant animal as
th Poem has now become.

If 4 he true, as some letters from Paris state, that
the I:ornaov Government resists the restoration of
the Roman monuments on the ground of their, trans-
fer to France having been ratified by the Troop of
Tolentino, it is most infamous. The war which pre-
ceded this Treaty was occasioned by the untorrunate
Pontiif having given an asylum at his Court to the
Aunts of Louts XVIII. 0 Royal gratitude ! in-
ferior only to that of ,g our beloved" FERDINAND 10•
wards the British nation.

ROYAL ORDONNANCES.
FROM THE 041'0.17E. orriclau.a.
Louts. &c.
Count Etienne de Durfort, Lieutenant-Ceneral, is
appointed Governor of the 6th Military Division.
Count Charles Minas. Governor of the 18th Mi-
litary Division.

Marquis de la Grange, 20th ditto.
Count Francis D'Esears, 4th ditto.
Count Pursegur, 7th ditto.

By another Ordonuance, the Deputies composing
the Chamber of Repre►entatives are to wear coats of
King's blue, with plated buttons, having on th
three fleurs tie !is, and borlered at the cuffs and cel-
lar with fleuts delis of silver lace.

PARIS, SEP ITIVIBER is.
Yesterday after Mass, the King gave audiences to
several deputations fr,.m the Electoral Colleges.
The Emperor of Austria arrived in Paris at seven
o'clock list night. •

Yrsterday the Emperor of Austria, accompanied
by the two young Princes of Prussia, paid a visit to
the King, Which listed three quarters of an hour.
All the Allied Sovereigns have 111 PW returned to
Paris from the grand review of the Russian troops.
General Toistoy is appointed Ambassador from
Russia to the French Cour:.

the Grind Duke Constantine is expected next
Priday at Pais.

' The remains of M. Auguie were interred yester-
day in the cemetery or Pere La Chaise: Among the
mourners were his four grandsons, the tons of Mar-
Au) Ney. M. Gmnot, his son-in-law, pronounced
the f uneral oration.

The farmers in the vicinity of Paris estimate that
thz harvest of the year has hot much exceeded one
half of the preceding year.
From Alms In we learn, that 3,000 Pruss;an in-
fantry arrived there on the 1 lth. They have every
white in their route preserved the most exact dis-
cipline:
lfretteinhay diernOcin tome Aistrian Oitcers con-
ducted to the barrier de Pantin, 16 pieces Of cannon,
tikm from Belleville.

'fiver Russian Regiments passed through Nancy
cm the 17th, on their route to Germany.'

An Order has been received at St. Dizier, to pre-
pare rations attd lodgings for 45,0(X) Russians. It is
said ihu Emperor Alexander will establish his head-
(loaners at Ch.+4ons•sur-Marne.
On the Stir instant, 400 Prussians entered Rennes,
and' were billeted on the inhibit +rm.

Letters from Botardeaus and Bayonne confitm the
retreat General Castanos.
The Prussians have riot yet taken possession of
the Chateau de Sedan.

The French garrison of Mezieres had with them
(our pieces of cannon : they were disbanded at Sois-
sons on the 9th.

More than 500 waggons with pontoont, belonging
to the Russians, are on their route to the frontiers:
MAny corps of Russians, who were in the environs
of Strasbourg, Nancy, and Toni, have been put ih
march fur the interior of Germany.

Marshal Sachet is still at Clermont-Ferrand.
On the Sth a considerable part of artillery passed
through Vesoul.
During the insurrection which took place at Stras-
bourg, the 15th division of infantry, commanded by
Lieutenant-General Rottenbourg, whq was cantoned
in the village of Schilick and its environs, ,observed
the most exact discipline, and resisted in a noble man-
ner the insinuations thrown out to them.

It appears to be the general opinion that the Rus-
sian troops, after the grand review, will leave France
on their return home. In fact, it seems to be con-
firmed in a demi-official way by the accounts hom
Nancy, stating that a,great number bavc already
pasted timing') that place on their route to Germany.
We are happy to find the commercial interests in
France ate rapidly improving ; from Toulouse and
Bourdeaux in particular, the accounts are extremely
favourable ; it is what France has long desired, and
it is what she has lung been deprived of—the bless.
ing:. of Commerce. We give a more particular ac:
count under our Naval Intelligence of the West India
Fleet, but no information of later date than our last;
we make no doubt, owing to the mutilated state of
the vessels. but that it will bz some time before either
the number of the sufferers,. or the iatent of the loss
can be ascertained. The English Journals, which