Star.
London, England, 1816-06-25 00:00:00

Pi EACH I'4 PERS.

PARIS, TUNS 20.
.Os day the grand ceremony of presenting and
*crating the colours of the Royal Guard took
?bee in the Champ de Mars. The Royal Family,
geompanied by the Marshals of the Empire, and
Brand Officers of the Household, rode to the ground
at one o'clock. His Majesty was dressed in the uni-
form of a Colonel-General of the Royal Guard. The
Rov Family rode round the ranks amid shouts of
'jive le R0i"....44 Vire la Famille Royale." The
colours were then successively presented to the
Ductei, of Angonleme and the Duchess sf Berri :
those august Princesses, with their own hands, fasten-
ed on the favour:, richly decorated with gold fringe:
M. de Talleytand, Archbishop of Rheims, conse-
crated the colours, which were then distributed to the
different regiments, who receisfd them with inex-
pressible enthusiasm. The troops, after taking the
oath of fidelity, defiled before the King : Marshal
Macdonald, Duke of Tarentum, as Major-Gent.ral
Odle Royal Guard, marched at the heal of them.
His Majesty directed' the Marshal to approach, 'and
addressed him as follows :

■ mrLord Marshal—Toll my Vtetral Guard how much I am
wigged with the order which I obveree in ad the regiments, with
*air perfect appearance and their es I:elient spirit. Add, that I
ea convinced that they will defend evtit to death the colours
*eh they have jest received f:-Ira their father anA King: Tell
kw further, that, like the Kniqi:ts of Old, they must remembtr
tie fair beads which fastened en the tavoers.
Several English and trtvellera of distinction were
present; among whom were remarked the Dike of
Wellington end his Sta:F.
•PAati, JUNI?, Si.
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•
The Martinique Gazette soli sins a Proclamation of
the Governor, that the commerce of foreigners with
that island is subject to the restrictions of the Decree
of the Stith of August, 1784, and to the instructions
given him by the French Government relative to the
possesiion of that Colony in 1814. Engli.h vessels
are eacepted; they continue to enjoy the ptiviieges
of the Ordinance of the 5:11 of June, 1814.

The articles inserted in the different Journals, rela-
tive to the certinonial of the marriage of the Duke
and Duchess of terri, have not any official character.
It is prL.posed to publish immediately a relation,
Aich shall contain the most interesting details, from
tit moment of the Duchess' arrival in sight at Mar-
seille:nut:l the c:-lebration of the marriage.
FUNDS, Juts 2(4—Five per Cent. 59 tr. 60 c.
LEGHORN, JUNE 7.

While the temples still resounded with prayers and
'thanks to DivisE Pito/roams for the lrargaia con•
eluded with the Regeac•es—while Lord Exmouth is
receiving the congratulations of the Sovereigns for
wh..ro 112 ir.insacted such affairs, and while our hearts
are torn with shame ‘d the Treaties by which we are
hurnili'ated, we learn that the pirates have recom-
menced hostilities in several quarters. The rar tan
baint Trinite, commanded by Captain Marlin Alber.
has been taki n under the battery, where it V0f.45
at anchor near Ostia, on the Roman coast. The
crew saved themselves in the Tartan's boat. Tlie
prate is a sniall Barbary vessel under the black flag.
The pirates also pursued a Sardinian vessel which was
teat the other.