Star.
London, England, 1806-02-01 00:00:00

FRANCE.

THE SENATE. •
The Confervative Senate, in its fitting of the tit
January, after having proceeded to the reception and
inauguration of the colours prefcnted by order of the
Emperor, deliberated on the belt means of 'confecra-
ting the memory of the carnpaign of two months ter-
minated by the battle of Autlerlitz, and has decreed,
" That the confervative Senate, in the name of the
French people, confecrates a triumphal monument to
Napoleon the Great.", It was alto decreed, that the
Senate thould wait on his Imperial and Royal Ma-
jetty in a body, to prelim him with the homage of
the adrnitation, the gratitude, and the love of the
French People.
It was altb decreed, in the fame fitting, that the
letter of his Majefty the Emperor and King, dated at
Elehinger., 26th Vondemiaire, 24th year, by which
his Majetty prefents to the Senate forty Band of co-
Iturs taken from the enemy, than be engraved on
tablets of marble; which than be placed in-the Hall
of the Senate. Another infer iption is to follow, Eat-
ing that there colours were brought to the Senate, by
the Tribunate, in a body, and departed in the Hall
on Wednefday, January r, tBo6. •
The Senate having fingalik.ed with acclamations,
and fi Amin .10Wii for die prefervation of the Empe-
ror and the profperity of the Empire, the epoch of
this memorable fitting, which was alfo that of the
commencement of the new year, ordered, that the
prow verdal of the proceedings of the day thould be
tranfmitted by a *mirage to his Majelly the Erpperor
and King.
THE TEAMMATE.
The Tribunate, in its Sitting of 9th Nivofe, year
ta, (Dee. 3o), came to the following retolurions :
I. That in one of the principal places of the capital, there (halt
be crated s column, furmounod with a ftatue of the Emperor.
TMs to be inferlbed—" To NAPOLZON the Great; from his
grateful, Country."
a. That an edifice map be credled, In which the refs a swore,
of the arts defined to eorfeerate the glory of Napoleon and the
French armies full be cthedled. That the (word which the Em
peror wore at- the battle of Aofterlits, (hall he depolited there
with the molt pompous ceremonial, to reemin there daring
peace, and that it be withdrawn with tim fame pomp if war
fbould impute the neeeffity of maki, g ufe of It; and that it Mall
be in like manner defined to rteelve the Ink= ads of the Le-
gion of Honour and of Public it/trod:ion.
And that evtry year the Anniverfary of the birth of Napoleon
fhall be celebrated by a National Fete, the brilliancy of which
!hall be worthy of a Monarch fu dear to his peoples.
The Tribunate alfo decreed, that a medal mould be
(truck in honour of the prefentation of she eight Band
of colours bellowed on that body. This commune).
ration is communicated in an addrefs of thanks for
this gift, in which the prodigies performed by the
grand army, under the orders of the Emperor, are
celebrated in the highea terms.

PARIS, JAN. is.
We are anted. that orders have been given to
augment the flotilla at Boulogne, in as much as the
Grand Army will loon return to the coact.

By an Imperial 11:cree, dated fichoenbrcnn, the
6th Ni►ofe, the meeting of the LegifWive Body is
convened for the tft of March, 1806.
The ceremony of the marriage of Prince Eugene,
with the Princefs Augulta Amelia of Bavaria, was
celebrated at Munich on the 4th inilant. The pre-
liminaries of the ceremony began on the t3th, when
the marriage contract was flAned by the Emperor
and Emprefs of France, and by the King and Queen
of Bavaria. The civil all was performed by the
Arch Chancellor of the Empire, and the religious
by the Primate of Germany, the Arch Chancellor of
the German Empire. Theft ceremonies were fol-
lowed by a Grand Ball.
The birth-day of the Princefs Eliza, Princefs of
Piombino,was celebrated with extraordinary fplendor
at Lucca on the 4th of January. Every homage
that is paid to Bonaparte in perfon, wherever he
pais, is paid to him in refection, wherever any
branch of his family has been placed by him in any
nation of power or authority.
An attempt to drape has been made by the Englifh
prifoneis confined in the cattle of Bitche, but they
a ere loon difernvered by the fentinel, who gave the
alarm ; the only two who bad effeBed their efcape,
were taken.
JAN. 15.—A convention has been entered into be-
tween his Majelly the Emperor of Germany and of '
Auftria, and the Emperor of the Trench and the King
of Italy, for the purpole of carrying into escrution
the 23d article of the Definitive Treaty of Freiburg,
by determining what part of the artillery, military,
and naval itcres in the Venetian territory, is to be
the propertf of the Emperor of Germany, and to be
diipofecl of as Inch to the kingdom of Italy, or ex-
changed for artillery arid Ames, left by the French
armies in the Hereditary States. The Prince of
Liebmann% and Maraud! Berthier, being appointed
Consmiffaties, his nominated the Count dc Krilow.
ratb and General Andreolfy, to draw up an account
oldie artillery and notes, left by the French at Brunet
and Vienna. Count 'Bellegarde and General Lau-
allots have been nominated to draw' up a•t account of
the Auntie's artillery Old noses in the Venetian
States ; the accounts to be completed and given up
to the Commilfaries, the ft ince of Lichtenstein, and
Medlin Berthier, by January 40806, in order that
the exchange may be fmthivisla regulated by them,
and carried into effeel.