Star.
London, England, 1816-04-17 00:00:00

SUNDAY MORNING.

The Elysee Bourbon Palace is undergoing repairs
previous to being occupied by the Duke and Duchess
of Berri.
Tbd Second Session of the Court of Assizes of
Paris will commence on Thursday, and finish on Sa-
turday. The pleadings in the affair of Sir Robert
Wilson, and Messrs. 3ruce and Hutchinson, will
commence on the 221 The other persons accused
are--the, Gaoler Kergolay de Roquette, Eberle,
Benoit de Bonneville, and Joseph Guerin, commonly
called Alareeago all the above are accused of having
procured or facilitated the escape of Laralette. The
pleadings arc expected to last three days.

PARIS, APRIL Is.

Messrs. Auger and Laplace have been elected to
the two vacant situations in the French Academy.
We hear that the remainder of the British troops
Bow in the Netherlands have been ordered home.

Cambiceres is yet at Brussels.
Madptloiselle Dachesnois is about to retire from
the stage for a short time.
It appears by the Frankfort papers, that Marshal
Souk has not been at Hamburgh, and consequently
could not have figured in that disagreeable scene, of
which the London papers gave account.
The bust of his Majeuy has been solemnly inau-
gurated at Calais by the National Guard.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the entry of
Monsieur into Parisi the National Guards alone were
on service at the Tuißerks. Monsieur gave an au-
dience to the Officers in the Hall of Diana.
The Prince de Cond‘ and the Duke de Bourbon
leave Paris this day far Chantilly.
It is said thp British Government have plaCed
£5,000 at the disposal of the Marquis d'lschia (Ca-
nova) for the purpose of opening a school for painting
at Rome. The young English artists sequire it.
The bridge of Lastly, near Paris, which was de-
stroyed by Bonaparte to impede the march of the
Allies, is to be reconstructed after its former model;
the expense to be defrayed by his Majesty.
General Drouot left Paris yesterday for Nanci,
where he will remain tot a considerable time.

By the exertions of Monsieur, all the prisoners de-
tained at Bourdeaux for debt have been set at liberty.
A report exists that the Empress of Austria. died
lately at Verona ; it is possible her illness may have
given rise to this rumour.

We read in the Journal General of yesterday that
there were two Doctors named Sue in Paris, one of
whom died a few days ago. The exiting professor
announces in the above paper, that it is not. hiruelf
who ts dead—but the ether man

The Ex-Minister Fouche lives yet at Dresden in
great retirement.

PARIS, APRIL 14.

When the Duke of Wellington returns to Paris,
he will occupy the Hotel Reviler, in the Champs
Times. The Royal Guards still do duty at the
Elyse. Bourbon.

The Xing of Wane:niters bus summoned the petty
Counts and Princes placed under his dominions, by
the Congress of Vienna, to speak their minds,
whether they will be under his
,dominiost or not,
*Os eight days!
tismeasoceasral Count de *Moro %linguor of
0. TlOrd iiiony Division in Conks, sat out this
figgsbi for ids .ooverausent. accompanied by the

Chevalier d'Angilatt Constance, chef
First Aid.de-Camp, and. the Cheval
Nevers, Officer of his Staff.

M. Hyde de Neuville. the new A,
France to America, has set out for H

General Travot has been conveyed
of Ham, to undergo his imprisonment
The King of Sardinia has, by an
of March, given the Jews a delay of ,
the immoveable property which they
under the former Government. In future, however
their condition will be upon the whole bettered, fast
they may freely exercise all trades and professions,
and are not to wear any distinctive badge.
The latest intelligence from Frankfort states, that
the day of the opening of the Diet of the Confedete,
tion is not yet fixed : although the negociatient, as
to the territorial arrangements between Austria and
Bavaria are terminated, the negociations of thosepro
Powers with the Courts of Wurtemberg and alder,,
for territorial exchanges, now present some di 1.
ties. The King of Wurtemberg wishes to keep strictly
to the execution of the treaties of Vienna and het

Brussels Papers to the 15th reached us this mom
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tng. The following are the chief articles of
geuce they contain :
AUGSBURt, APRIL t
M. Koch, who had been sent express to Wan, is
returned to Munich. Prom the answer which the
Emperor made to the counter project which was re.
sewed to him, there is no doubt but the Convention
will be signed before the 20th of this month.

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FRANKFORT, APRIL a.
The Gazette of Prague formally contradicts the
statement first inserted in the Gazette of Bartok
that M. Fouche was at Prague, and that he bad
offered 80,000 florins for an estate.
The determination of the new frontiers between
France and Germany along the Lauter could not be
settled hitherto, because there remain some obstacles
to be removed. These have been lately sent to the
respective reports respecting the course of the rivet
near Lauterburg : till the decision shall come all
will remain in its present state.

There has just appeared in the country between
the Lauter and the Queich an Ordonnance ta
Austrian Government, relative to duty on liquors,
which replaces in some measure the ancient Droits
Reunis, but the regulations are much less vexatious,
the duty is not so high.
VIENNA, APRIL 3.
Yesterday, at four in the afternoon, public prayers
were begun in the cathedral of St. Stephen's, and is
the parish church of the Court, on account of the ill.
ness of her Majesty the Empress. These will cos.
tinue for several days, from nine in the morning till
six in the evening : on these days the two Court
Theatres will be shut.
BRUSSF.I.S, APRIL IS.
His Majesty the King arrived at the Hague on
the 9th.
Conformable to the Conventions concluded between
the Allied Powers, the French included in the Ordi-
nance of the 24th July, who are in the Kingdom d
the Netherlands, must quit it to go to Russia, Pnis.
sia, or Austria, unless they procure permission from
the King to prolong their gay.

Thos;French•who are indicated in the 7th Artick
of the Amnesty Law, must withdraw from the pm-
vinces bordering upon France, and from the cities of
Brussels, Ghent, and Liege. M. Arnault, compre-
hended in the alative mentioned Ordinances of the
King of France, bad taken refuge at Brussels, where
he lived some time. He was there when his name
was erased Irons the list of the Members of the
Institute, to which he was admitted in 1799.
M. Arnault is now at Maestricht : from th;: last
place he has just written to M. de Vaubianc, intor-
ming him, that he refuses the right given him by the
Royal Ordinance, of the 21st March, this year, to re-
tain the whole of the salary. " Stripped of every
thing, (says he) except my honour, I shall know how
to preserve it entire, and withdraw it froth the enjoy
ing of your benefits."

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The Treasury Commissioners pursue their labours
with an assiduity which proves the determination of
Ministers to effect retrenchment' wherever it can be
done without real prejudice to the public service.
They have had the Members of the Medical Board
before them, and is very probable that in this de-
partment a considerable saving may be accomplished.
The New Board of Works, it is also probable, will
soon be subjected to a survey and estimate. The late
Mr. WYATT, as Surveyor-General, had a salary of
£5OO a-year. We have now a Surveyor-General at
£l5OO a-year, a Deputy-Surveyor at £looo—of
what use, then, is the Surveyor-General ? We have
also three Architects at £5OO each—of what use,
then, is the Deputy-Surveyor ? We have also Clerks
of the Works and Under-Clerks to the amount alto-
gether of several thOusands a-year. Can all of these
be now wanted, when many works, necessary per-
haps in a time of war, most have been laid aside, U
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The Assessed Taxes for the ensuing year are likely
to fall very short of the sums which they have hitherto
produced. The notices given to the' assessors in the
great parishes of Mary-la-bonne, and St. George's,
Hanover-square, announcing the discontinuance of
horses and carriages, exceed all former reductions:
one sobleman has dropped four carriages and, twelve
servants, and many others are making similar re-

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PLYMOUTH, APRIL 5.
in the Fanny, SADLER, from Feriarnbuco,
tor London I'Altred, MALCHUT, from Brest.—
' sailed the MaGlctimarnt frigate, Admiral Sir R.
KING, for the East Indies.