Star.
London, England, 1816-02-23 00:00:00

PARIS, FEBRUARY 19.

Among the papers of the wretched ex-conventio-
nalist, Courtois, were found some hitters of Marie
Antoinette, Queen of France, some of the hair of
that Princess, and among other letters one addressed
to Madame Elizabeth, which breathes the most
tender sentiments, and in which htr pi at soul speaks
out most turcibly. The King has granted the favour
to his people of ordering these J.:co:fleas to be pub-
lished.

By_ [loyal Ordonnances of the 19:h January and
14th February, the King has ordered the completion
of the Church of La Madelaine, in order to place
there the expiatory monuments which are to be
erected to Louis XVI. to Marie Antoinette, to Louis
XVII. and to Madame glizabetL. The monument
to the Duke of tngltien will be placed in the Castle
of Vincennes. All these monuments are to be of
white Carrara marble.

The Statue of Lows XI 11. will be restored rin the
Place Royale, that of Louts XIV. on the Place des
Victoires, that of Lows XV. on Vie Place which
bears his name. These statues will be of marble,
and all equestrian.
Measures had been previously taken for the resto-
ration of the Statue of Henry IV. on the Pont Neuf.

Twelve colossal Statues and sour trophies will
form the decoration of the bridge of Louis XVI.
These Statues will represent B iyard and Dugues-
din, Turenne and Conde, Abbe Sieger and Cardinal
Richelieu, Sully and Colbert, Tourville and Duguay
Trouin, Duquesne and Suffrein.
M. Emery, the physician to Bonaparte, at the
island of Elba, who was arrested at Lins, in the
Arrondissement of Tour du Pin, has been conduCted
to Besancon.
Foarteen brigands have been arrested in the Sarthe :
they called themselves the Voltigeurs of Bonaparte.
By advises from Rome, we ti;id that Ferdinand
VII. of Spain has sent succours in money to several
Spanish refugees, and has invited them to return to
Spain, prmmising them employment near his Person ;
in consequence of which many have taken their leave
of their former Sovereign, and have accepted the in-
vitation.—Lords Exmouth and Bentinck have left
Rome for Ancona.

Great preparations are making at Florence for the
reception of the Emperor and Empress of Austria,
who are expected to remain about a month in that
City.
Austria has caused the Tuscan flag to be respected
*by the Barbary Powers.
We hear from St. Remo in Piedmont, that the
wolves have committed great ravages in their envi.
cons, and their numbers augment daily. No one
cut stir out unarmed; several females' have been
devoured by them close to their own houses. On
the 13th ultimo a young Lady, aged 15, of great
beauty and accomplishments, fell a priy to them.
baron Coward, Commandant of the Gth Military
Division, has been created a Count.

The Piece about to be performed before his Ma-
jesty and the Royal Family on Wednesday, at the
Fete given at the Odeon to the Ofßeers of the Royal
Guard, is founded upon the arrival of the King at
Aronville; a principal actor is to be sent from each
of the Parisian Theatres.

The Commune of Anccrville, Department of La
Meuse, has been nearly destroyed by fire; the inha-
bitants are reduced to the greatest misery.
We are autharistd to state, that there are no
grounds whatever for the suppossion that a Corps of

Cadets is to be formed in the R)7al Cuards—ar
the Journ.4ls now contradict it.
The foriißcatimis 'at Wilms irtre and round Paris
are to be immediately demolished',

It is observed that the il•recht.try Prince of Biwa-
ria is received with marked di►tinction by the Court
of Austria, •

The Dukes d'Angouleme and Berri hunted at St.
Germains on Saturday.
The Doke a'Aumont has comm-nee l his services
as first Gentleman of the Chamber to the King.
The King has given 6.000 francs to t:le Prefect of
Marseilles to be distributed among the poor workmen
of that port and the marines who are in indigence.
The Duke de Luxembourg leaves Paris at the
end of this month on his diplomatic mission to the
Brazils.

The English troops terminated their embarkation
at Calais on the •10th instant. On the same day Sir
Denis Pack and several Officers of distinction arrived
at Dover.

His Majesty has again given 12,000 francs to be
distributed amongst the poor of the Metropolis.
It is said by 'a Morning Paper, that according to a
new order, no one is to cross the Court of the 'fhuil-
leties after five o'clock in tie evening, excepting those
who are attached to the household.
It is decided that the Council of War will assemble
to try Admiral Lino 4 and General Boyer on the
29th instant.

A turn of 12,000 francs has been placed at the dis.
position of the Prefect of the Seine, for the liberation
of these confined for small debts.

FOUR= EXTRAORDINA ItY. OH MONDAY MORNING.

The concourse of persons who flocked to the
Thuilleries yesterday was great. Among those pie-
sent we observed the Prince Royal of Wirtemherg,
his Royal Highness the Prince of Con*, the G
vernor of Milan, the Grand Dignitaries, Prince Tel-
leyrand, the Honorary Chancellor, M. de Boumen,
the Chancellor, all the Mioisters, Marshals tvfaedo
nald, Monier, and Victor, a very great norntl.r
Members of the two Chambers, Generals and Odi
cersff every arm. _

Marshal Souk, who was at Mnns for some clays,
arrived at Brussels on the 11th of February, wlit:c
he stopped only to change horses: Ile continu:d his
route for Hamburgh.