Star.
London, England, 1815-10-09 00:00:00

MADRID, SEPTEMBER VI.

On the report of General Ballesteros, Minister at
War, his Majesty bas just ordered the erection of a
Military School to be final at Toledo. The sons of
Officers, Magistrates, and other functionaries, who
have died without fortune will be admitted iutoit.—

To supply the first expenses, one Company, one Lieu-
tenancy, and one snb-Lieutenancy in each regiment
will be sold at a fixed prices and to secure its future
revenues, cane canonicate, in every cathedral of the
kingdom, shall remain vacant, and the produce be
reserved exclusively for this object.
The King has hunoured with an unexpected visit
the meeting of Proprietors of Merino flocks, known
under the name of the Meta. The utility or the in
conveniencies of this ancient association have been
the suliket of warm discussion among Spanish
writers on political economy. The public appeared
to have made up their minds on it, and had pro-
nounced
_against its privihges. His Majesty, how-
ever, thinking it his first duty to maintain old esta-
blishments, has taken the Mesta under his special
protection ; a flattering distinction was granted to
the members of the assembly, who, penetrated with
gratitude to his Majesty, and re-assured as to• the fu-
ture maintenance of their advantages, placed at the
disposal of the Monarch a gratuitous present of
120,000 francs.

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'thile troops an Ida refractory, Ind in a state o
revolt.

It continues to be asserted that peace is sign.e
and they even cite the principal conditions. 1e,„,1c,;
will pay to the Allies certain sums; but from this.:
will be deducted the requisitions and clothing v..l.ieti
have been made. The value of the pictures a;;
other objects of art will also be deducted.
The Duke of Wellington, who left Pails yesterday
for Dijon, is expected to return in eight or ten days.
Yesterday morning, about four, 8000 men, ca.
valry and infantry, of the Royal Prussian Guard
assembled upon the Place Louis XV. and quitted hit
capital. These troops will be replaced by °them A
eight a s'atachrnent of hussian troops euttred the
quarter Babylon.
Yesterday, at noon, a corps of Prussian trnopi,fol
lowed by a 'peat number of military equ7p,i gv,, de
filed before the Invalids. They took the ao,td I,
&aux and its environs.

They write from Senlis, that they have recei,e,
orders, in the department of the Oise, to preps,
quarters for 160.000 of the allied troops, ash)
m treh through that department.
We are assured that the new Ministers ha ►e take;
the resolution to renounce one half of their salaries,
Count Langeron is nominated Russian Griverim
General of the Crimea and of OJessa, vice tbs:llik
of It •chelieu.

M. Tabarie is appointed Secretary-General. of tl,
War D...partment in the of General d'A,!lbigne
appointed Director of the School of S. Cyr.
By a reicript of the Sd of September, the Kin, (
Wurtemberg has again convoked the States- t;el,,r.
for the 15th pf October.
Baron d'Uchttitz, the new Saxon Ambass:i dor,t,
presented his credentials.
In the country parts about Grenoble, som
without means of livelihood, endeavour to ex t
ttirbance, by spreading the most absurd news :and
ports. The Prefect has ordered measures iat the.
repression.

RECEIVED THIS MORNING.

PARIS, OC I OBER S.

To-morrow (Friday) the Royal Family sill gn
gate with the Members of the two Chambers, to Not.
Dame; the ceremony will be very grand; ar ► imraer,
number of tickets have been issued by the Mister I
the Ceremonies ; many of the most tepect.th
English families are expected to be there. On I;
following day the Royal Sessions will corny tv,nce;
are eager to know what will be the first m enure e
two Chambers sill adopt; we expect the i-nporta,
document is already signed, though we ca n :ot sta •
it positively, as there has not been a hint c f it in tl
Gazette, will be laid before them, and tilr tubs,.
quent debates upon it will of course be highly intt
resting. The disbanding of the troops atoll cony
noes ; the Duke de Tarente has publicly ii tanked tft
Governor cif the 2d Military Division, far the vs
and excellent manner in which that business was cci
ducted.

During last month, 499 Officers and 1,25,1 soldier
who had no right to remain in Paris, receis ad orde
to mum to their homes. Great praise is cllce to t!
Governor of the Ist Military Division for I fir attet
tion, as altogether above B,oou officers ancli
have bees sent from Paris.

This morning the Laocoon was taken d-Iwn, V;
the Apollo cued up preparatory to removal; e
Cupid and Psyche are gone, and t'ie ctlybrat:
Torso ; there yet remain the Nine Musts, the Dian,
the Gladiator, the Faun, Cupid stringing his 80,
the Venus rising from the Bah, and selseral other
And here let us contradict the assertion's of this day
and yesterday in more data one Paris j mai, *that
the English were removing the most v. uabk pica,
from the Louvre,"—it is totally false, or they an
Prussians and Austrians, who both gu4d the eetti
gate, and stand sentries in the Galleries'and HIE •
—not one Englishman was there at work in there•
moving the Laocoon this day, they were .41 Afar•
men, labourers used to the business, belonging 40'
establishment, and acting under the orders of C.
German Officers.—Galigaani's Mersenx.
It is said that the Venus de Medici has been Plc
damaged. The marble, which is ancient, de-marl;
excessive precautions. Unfortunately, they was E
gllgent in the packing, and it is feared that. this v•
cient chef d'euvre will be mutilated in an it teparat
manner.
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Yesterday the exhibition of the pieces c unteciisi
for the great prize in sculpture was opened. in a rot'
of the Palace .of the Institute. The s object
" Ultsses recognized by his dog," and t'ae compel
tion was satisfactory, as at least three ou t of the
articles exhibited were good. Let the fine modtls, •
antiquity go wherever the wind of fortune may caw
them, we will assert our possession of etre masters 't
times present. In regard to painting, this, we hop',
is allowed us without dispute. In rogard to scM,
ture, we will at least contest the palm. Should hal,
carry it, it will not be in point of study and the he
imitation of the antique.
• We are authorized to declare, that it was not •
the instance of M. Humboldt, as stated in some
reign papers, that several columns which suppott tit
vaults of the Museum were not restored to the ';
thedral of Aix. la Chapelle. It was the Kirg
Prussia himself, who, on a report from the Direct"
of the Museum, decided, that nothing should t
touched that might tend to the degradation of ;ma.
face which forms part of the Louvre.
PARIS, OCTOBER 6.
Yesterday morning a great number of carts We'
put in requisition to convey provisions to the tote't;
troops recently arrived at Paris.
The Members of the Chamber of Deputies met t'
day ill the Conarugu Hall of their Sittings. Viv