The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

OPTICE OF 'ORD N INCR, 4pril 1S; 1814.

rpm PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His
JES7T'S ORDN.INCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on tn• before Wednesday, the 4th day of AL!, next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FIVE
HUNDRED CHALDRONS bf COALS, for Service of Me
Ordnance Barrack Department at Gibraltar, there to be deli-
vered, at the Espenre of the Contractor. The Coals must be
of the, description denominated Adair's Main, Eighton Moor,
or equal thereto in quali!y died goodness.
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi-
tions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the
,SecretarYs Ogiie, in Pull .`Mall aforesaid, any day between
the hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch, where the Proposals must
be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, "Pmposals for Coals."
No proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of May,
at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any
Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, crian Agent in
his behalf, shall attend.

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FITENCII l'A vas.

• , • AP Mt 1-7..--Every preparation :OS been
made' for the reception of his Majesty Louis
XVIII. thc.Duchess D'Angouletne,-'the Prices de
•Conde ; atid.the Diiede &Arbon:.
General Lecourbe, who had been exiled bv
.
Buonaparte, first to *on s-I e-Sauln and then
to Bourges,•bas.been reinstated in his post,' an+t.
placed on active-service by Monsieur. He has ar.
rived at Paris, and been very ell received by his
Royal Highness and the Allied Sovereigns. -

Amongst the Officers , who accompanied the
Duc de Berri on his entrance into Pails; we dis-
tinguished Lord Iturgbersh.

. Qeneral Caffarelli has had the honour of being
appointed •-to accompany to Vienna her Imperial
Highness the Archduchess Maria Louisa.. The
Baron Menneval, Private Secretary' to her Impe-
rial,Highattssi and the Baron Corvisart, Physician,
also accompany the Princess.
The departure of Buonaparte has raised the
price of the Public Funds. It may be remarked,
that he never returned to Paris from any of his
expeditions without lowering them.
The correspondence with Spain and Portugal
*ill resume its former course on the 26th of this
month.

A Courier has airiied, with the intelligence that
the. Marshal Duke of Albufera has given in Ills
adhesion to the Acts of the Provisional Govern-
ment, and Sworn fidelity. to the House of Bour-
bon.

The garrisons of and Kthl having
declared their adhesion to the Acts of the Pro4-i-
-sional Government;tin arniistice ti As been conc-ind;
ed with the Allied Commander iu Lower Aleace,
suspending hostilities.
Delon is ordered -to be sung. in ail the
churches Paris., in. grateful thanksgiving to
the, Supreme, for the late'-glorious 'and. happy
events'. '

Marshal SucHET ha'S•sent his formal •and loyal
adherence to the New Constitution and the Legi
timate Dynasty, nddressed to the ProvisiOnal
vernment, and dated Narbonne, 14th April.
:Azs,•Atnr:23.--The followitii are further de-
tails of the entrance into :earls of Royal. Big h-
ness the Duc de Berri.

. . . •
The Prince of Neufchatel bad the honour of
adl7essing his Royal Highness in the name of all
the Marshals of France, in the following terms-.-
" .MasElGNEtin‘,—The Marshals of France, and all th 9
Generals who are at Paris, experience a great. happiness in
congratulating your Royal Highness, and in seeing you_enter
the capital of your ance tors. It is in the name of the whole
Army that I come to express to your Royal Highness ttrwe
sentiments of love, devotion and fidelity, with which 'they
are animated for the King and his august fatuity." Vive
Rol Vivent les Bourbons,'

All the Marshals, the General Officers present,
the-persons in the .suite of the .Prince, and the
numerous spectator's assembled, repeated-this ex-
clamation with tlie,most lively eohnsiasm.,
His Royal Higilvess replied, iu terms the most
affectionate and most honourable to the French
army.

The Prince entered Paris at half past twelve,
by the .lim:rier de Clichy, having the Prince Alf
Neufchatel on'his right, land Marshal Moncey on
his left:

The other Marthals of France, pt Paris, a con=
siderable number „9f, Generals arid superior Of-
fleas, the Gentlemen' Of his Royal Highness,..;
and a\nunierous‘COrps of National Guards, form-
ed the procession. The most lively .enthusiasnt
was manifested in all the quarters of the capital
which ids Royal Highness traversed'. Mon-
sieur received the Prince, his son, at the Thtiil-
leries, and tenderly embraced him at' the nio7
ment be alighted from his horse. •The two
Princes ascended to their apartments amidst shouts
of ' give le 1-toi:!—Vivent Monsieur and Mon-
seigneur le but de Berri !"
By. a Decree of Monsieur, an extraordinary
Commissioner is appointed to be sent into each,.
Military Division, to communicate correct jam;
:nation of the events which have restored to
France its legitimate Sovereigns, to ensure the
execution of the Acts of the Provisional Govern*
went, and take such measures as circumstances
may require.