The National Register.
London, England, 1814-05-08 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ritENcit PAPERS.

Pants, APnit, 50.—k d rut:atilt:l from the Legidative Body rf-
palled to the pal;.ce of Con.piegue, and had the honour of beim,'
a..mitted, on the V.'6lot this inaCtO, to an audience of his Miijeov.
The President of the Deputation addressed to his 'Majesty the
following speech :
gg SIKE—TI Legislative Body .has charged us to present your
Majesty tl;t it respectful telieittaions.
'' Your Majesty is at length once more in the midst of that
France which was always so dear to you. Yon are surrounded, em-
braced by your itnint.n.e family ; innumerable cries of
•joy saluted
you on your entrance on the suit of France: they follow you, and
aceenilealy you to the residence, henceforth consoled, of your
• august anccs:ors.
" descendant Gi '0 in try Kings, ascend that throne on
which one ancestors fovnicrly 1►!...tee.1 your Illustrious Family, and
which we ate ro I;oppy to so-e you occupy at present. All that we
had vainly hoped for when you were tar tromirli, you have brought
to tts ; you come t.) %%tile ac,-ay all our tears, to heal all our wounds.
" We are inch iited t,t ycn for still more than this ; by you will be
e, mewed t:L! bisei of a !:.•:vern,rent ir:vly and prudently balanc(d. Y cur
Mikjesty vtivhes l;'i enter into the exercise of rights which stif-
-1 tier inr the roval ;nicht); i:y ; and the execution of the gt neral will,
entrusted to your ,;;,ternid hands, will thereby become mute respect.
! able and nine as: otcd.
I" S'rc the Rvoresentai:ves of the Nation never esteemed diem-
selves nice happy finoi in nci-;g its oigallti at this moment of joy.
Thcv by sit ener feet the tiintit: of their reppect) their devotitni,
1 and their love."

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Pis Majesty replied—
(' Gentlemen of the Legislative Body—l receive with the most
lively satisfaction the assurance of your sentinicets. I eonsidcr
them so much the more viiluable, as I perceive in them the pledge
of a perfect unioa betweroi myself and the Representatives of the
Nation. From this onion alone can arise the stability of the G e
vernment and public felicity, the only object of your wishes, and of
my solicitude."
Tile same Deputation seas presented to her Royal Highness the
Purhess of Angouteme, and addressed to her the following speeds :--
sc Man sstr.—Atter days of tears and ;lief, your Royal Highnos
returns to the country of sour ancestors, and yonr ieturit is the
pled,e of the receneiliation of Furore. Precious offspring of a
long line of ..qetiarrhs, constant object of the cares of Providence,
yon have 'wen the faithful companion of the Prince whose heart
has to von replaerd that of a father. Yon have front your ea*/
N (.:1 4 shewe Yourself superior to wrist misfortunes. Your Reyal
ifizliness li:'' ti(rN become the hope of "et ntrations. The nefortus
nate rciyuet yon :or their pain etress and their mother. The hearts
of :all the ri-ne.lr are yours. Vim have over us the rights of birth'
and the eizii is net less sacred of misfortune.
" Such, Madame, are the seetiroenes which the Deputies of the
LEO:dr:live Body esteem themselses happy to have to express to
y on.''
tier Royal lliehness heard this speech with great emotimi, arid
replied will' the nio:.t Mkt.' gag altAility :
t. That she se;!s extrellitly sensible of tlue homare of the Deputies
of time Legislative Roily, and that she participated in the seutiincits
and wishes which they had expressed."
PARIS, IN[ 1)( ft.—Yesterday, about Aire in the ftfternonn, his
Majesty Louis XVIII arris ad at. the boundaries of the departatet
of the Seine. Ilk carriage, remit d and followed by detaeleue; ts
of cavalry, was surrounded by a ninotier of Marshals ; among wheat
we remarked Marshals Monet v and Nev.
By order of the Chevalier Mhos,. Sub-prefeet of St. Denis, 4
tent had been prepared bym cell Stains and Carges, on the holl1,11•0
of the department.
The Council General, and the Council of the Prefecture of the
department of the Seine, haying at their head the Prefect,
titre
Mayors. Municipal Councils, Clergy, &c. were there assenib ii,
'Tice whole population of the Canton had repaired to this s;:iii, in
the hope of stein g their Sovereign. Their vi ishes were at last
gratified : the King's carriage was perceived; by a spontinieoes
movement, they dart from.the tent, and the Prefect piesents him.
self at the door of the carriage. «i ilk what emotion do all eyts en-
deavour to recognise the traits of this august sovereign ; time I:,ii
if respected them : but how greatly was that emotion
increasedwho on
teeing stated by his Majesty's side that charming Princess,
L helenes to na on so many accounts, and who Will henceforth
stittfie the pride and happiness-of France.