The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

LOUIS XVIII.

Yesterday, at four o'clock, ,Count PERIGORD.
arrived at GREILLON'S Hotel, Albernarle-street,
from his Majesty Levis XVIII. at Hartwell,which
be lett at halt-past eight o'clock A. M. The Count•
brought orders to 'prepare the_ Hotel for his MA-
JESTY'S reception, as he is to leave Hartwell this'
morning at an carry hour ; and to provide dinner
for IS or 20 by five o'clock. The KINGS is ex-
pected between four and five, and he dines, with
the Prince DE CONDE,. Duchess D'ANGOAJLEME,
and most of the French Noblesse. The PRINCE
REGENT, as we yesterday stated, meets his ...\l4-
JESTY at Stanniore, with a grand retinue; and the
cavalcade, preceded by a numerous bo4ly of ca-
yalry, will come through Hyde Park and along
Piecylilly, to Albemarle-street.
The following is the Arrangement for the Public
Entrance of his Majesty the King of FRANCE into
London this day

horse-Guards, April 40,1814. •
• •
One Squadron of the Horse-Guards to meet his Majesty at
Kilburn Wells, and from thence to form hiS escort tOGrilion's
Hotel, Albemarle-street.
The following in fall Dress and Parade Order:—
. One Squadron of Horse Guards, with a Standard. •
One Hundred of the Foot Guards and a Cohouri, to form his
' Majesty's Guards at the Hotel,
The'Stan.dard and Colours of- these ,Guards to be orna-z
mented with WWte Ribbons. • -
The Officers and Soldiers to wear White Cockades.
These,Guards• ye to be at their pr.,sts at two o'elock.
The largest number of Life Guards that, can be assembled'
for this duty, to parade id Hyde-park to-day, at one o'clOck
.their duty will be to line the streets from Hyde Park corner to
the Ihnel, and to give small detacht;lents to aid the Foot
Guards on duty at the different Park Gates.
The Yeoinanry.Cavalrv, who, it -is'ertpected,- will volun-
teer their, services on this occasion, will assemble in Hyde.
park. at one o'clock : their duty will be to preserve order in
the Park, and to keep clear the entrance from the Edgewai e-
road to the west end of OxfOrd-street, and the entrance of
P
theark by-Cumberland Gate.
s 1 SUbaltern's Guard, from the Foot Guards, will be sta-.
tioned at one o'clock at each of the Park hates; their orders
must be positive not to permit any carriages, except those be-
longing to the Koyal Family, to pass on the road' on tite east
side of the Park, namely, frOm Cumberland Gate ;to Hide
Park Corner, which road must be kept clear from carriages.
ancihorsemen ; every attention to tlicaceommodation of per-
sons corning into the Park is to be shewn, which is consist-
ent with the above order, which- is most. positive. .No car-
riage or horseman must; on anv account;, .be, admitted iuto
' Hyde Park after two o'clock, till the procession is passed.
The Civil Magistrates will be directed to keep all the 'ave-
nues to Albemaric-street clear, for which purpose the Life
Guards are to give their best apistance.
Yesterday the Royal yacht, which is to convey
his MOST CHRISTIAN MAJESTY to France, sailed
front Deptford for Dover, to be in readiness there,
'
on Saturday, to sail for Calais, where some of the
PRINCE'S principal attendants will accompany
f him.

DEAL, APRIL 19.

Orders have just now been received by the fort
Admiral, Fota', to prepare 'for the reception of
LOUIS XVIII., his suite, awl the Duke o'f CLA-
RENCE. The Russian Admiral CROWN, in a line
of battle ship, with another Russian ship of the
line now in the gowns, and all the. British ships
of war, are, it is understood, to attend the King

of F!tANCE across. • . .
The illuminations at this place hare been fixed
for this evening, and in- every part great prepara-.
tions are making fcar a brilliant display..
Some English Ladies went from hence to Calais
a few days ago, and were the first that landed there
they were received by the, Ladies and Gentlemen
of Calais with the most marked respect, and every
attention was paid them : the whole population
of Calais appeared eollecteil ; and with incessant,
shouts of " Vicen! les Anglois Vice Louis XVIII.
Tivent les Bourbons!" they were continued to
I)EsslEN's Hotel, where they were lodged in the
apartments that were formerly occupied by the ci-
tiemant EMPRESS.