Star.
London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

JULY 7.

WORT PRFSFMTFD TO THE FIRST CONSUL AV THE
IF FULLIC, EY THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIQR,
13 MENS.DoIt, YEAR W.

Cid Len r'r 11Conful—You would not permit your
cotemporar:es to cnn•"ccrate your glory and th,ir
gratitude by public monuments, but polLerity,
whom your mode!ty cannot confirain to be Client,
will difc!;arge this deSt of tht prefent generation.
in the mean time the Commune of Montpellier
precuts you an homage, which filial piety forbids
you to rejcsl—it addrelfes itfelt to the author of
your esiflence, whole remains reft in the bofom of
that Con- m line.

I have the honour of fobmitting to you for your
approbation the propoild of the Municipal Council
of that city.—Health and Relpea. CHAPTAL.
Extraa from the deliberations of the Municipal
Council if the city of Montpellier :
The Municipal Council of the city of Montpcl•
lier, in an ev.raordinary meeting in one of the
Halls of the Town•houfe, and the Members who
compote h being afrembled in the number required
by the law,

A Member raid, 0, the father of BONAPARTE died
in this Commune on the 24th of February, t 785,
and was buried here : I prnpofe that we fhottld
take advantage of this intereiling circumftance to
raife a monument to the glory of the Fill Con-
ful. The following is the manner in which I with
any idea to he exprelTed—on the left a pedetlal, in
the centre the city of Montpellier, acenmpanied by
religion and other figures, pointing with the right
hand to the pAleital, and with the left raifing up
the cover of a tomb, above it this infcription....
13501. FROM THE TOMB, THY SON NAPOLEON RAISES
THF I TO IMMORTALITY.

The Municipal Council eagerly embraced this
happy idea, and unanimoufly adopted the projeFl
of a monument to the manes of the father of Bo•
NAPANTS. The difcurfion of the plan and execu-
tion was adjourned ; and it decreed, that the with
it had expreffed thonld he traniMitted wi;liout de-
lay, and in the legal form, to Government, to ob-
tain its approbation.
Admiral VILLARIT fet out the day before
terday for Brea, from which he will proceed to
Martinico, of which he is appointed Captain-Ge-
neral. He will hoist his fi•,g on hoard the Jem-
fnappes. The divition whirl' accompanies him
confiflsof two (kips rf the line, fome frigate,, and
other light veircle, with the troaps deltined to
take poircffion of rf:at colony.
A letter from Milan, dated June 23, Rates, that
4‘ A new office has been ctlablilhed in the Italian
Republic, under the title of the Miniiiry of Wor-
ihip, and that C. JOHN Borax* has been appoint-
ed Minister. It is divided into three fedionsi: the
objects affigned to the fink are religious principles,
religious inaruaion, the ferninarics, difciplinc, and
police of the Clergy, and of every cceleriallical
corporation: to the fecond, every thing that re-
lates to benefices and the institutions of public be-
metslence : to the third, the revenues of pious foun-
dations and all ecclefiallical endowments. All
bulls, canons, briefs, refcripts, and other papers
iflued by the Court of Rcme, mug be prefented
to this eltahlithment for approbation, before they
can be publillted or put in execution.
Five per Cents, 53 fr. 95 C.