The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-16 00:00:00

Prt-ENCII. P/IPErtS.

PARIS, Apart..l2,7--Today, Tuesday, at nine in
the morning, the Prefect of the Department, the
Prefect of the Police, the Secretaries-General of
the t4..0 Pretectures; the Members of the Coun-
cil of the Prefecture, 'the .two Sub-prefects, the
Mayors and Mayors-Adjutant of the two Ar-
rondissements, and -the Members of the general
llunicipA Council of Park viii repair to the
barrier of Pauin, there to receive; and compliMent
I.llonsienr the Count t"Arteii; bYother to the
who is, to.:.,make his eiiiirance into the
'capital.

Numerous detachments of the. national guard,
which left Past-is yesterday, areTwaitiwg for his
Royal. Highness at Bondy, and. accompany 'hint
to the metropolitan Church, to which Iris Royal
flightless will immediately repair to be present at
the Te ,Deunt which will be sung to return thanks
for the restoration of the august family of the
Bourbons. His Royal Highness slept last night at
Rainey. Fro 41 Chalons, to Livri his Royal High-
nets has everywhere received the lienediciimis of

the people.
At Chalons the people spontaneously ilinminat-
'ed : in the whole journey, the peasants, the
Mayors- crowded round his Royal Highness. At
Livri a great many national guards who came
from the neighbourhood of Paris asseMbled on
the esplanade of the2Chateau, where his Royal
Highness -alighted to receive- them, and.spoke to
him with the; deepest emotion. They quitted their
ranks, pressed round him, .giving him the most
lively testimony of veneration and love.
The Electoral College of the Department of the
'has unanimously declared its adhesion to
the act declaring the dethronement-of Buonaparte
and his family, and the restoration of the Bourbons.
To-day some grenadiers of. .the. guard of his
• Majesty the Emperor of Austria arrived here at
the hotel which his Majesty occupy in the
fauxbourg St. Honor 4.
General Czernieheff and Baron Stein are ar-
rived here. The Emperor Alexander has given
the grand cordon of the order of St. Andrelir'to,
leis preceptor M. L'aliaTe.
The Provisiiinal, Government has received the
adherence of a great many more :individual. -and
public bodies. Amongthern are Messrs.. Camba-
ceres, Arch-Chancellor; hl. Cambaceres, Cardi-
_ Axch-Bishop of Rome ; the Duke of Massa,
the Duke of Placentia, General- Count Segur,
.0".1 ULI,/ rg- t.T Cllei alb -5z,a5,..,
rice, Matillien, Moreau,
Cardinal Maury was preparing to officiate in
potafficalibus last Sunday (Easter) ; the pulpit was
already prepared, and the episcopal throne deco-
rated ; but the Chapter having taken from his
Eminence the administration of the church, he
was deceived in-his expectations ; and the prepa-
rations that had been, served' for M. La Roue, the
Arch-priest,- who performed mass. Not Only his
Eminence did not officiate, but he was also ohli- I
ged to remove from the Archbishop's palace. ,

ORDER OF THE DAY, Aram 9.
The Provisional -Government of.Pronce, by a Decree of
this, evenirm, orders the National Cuard to wear the •allite
cockade,. which from this moment is the' national cockade
and the only rallying sign of the French!'
Marshal Oudinot, in his adherence,
.regrets that
his sitution hindered him from partalting in the
noble exertion which the sound part cf.France,has
at length made ; he offers to make some interest-•
ing communications. •

PARIS, APRIL 1.1.-H:1 Nirajesty the Emperor
of Austria, whose arrival we have announced, will
not be in Paris for some days.

Several garrisons of towns in Flanders, parti•
cularly that of Lille, have sent i❑ their adhe3ioi

to the acts of the Senate.

Yesterday morning the different corpn of.the
combined armies were Collected upon the Bonk-.
yard BoUrdon, and upon the- interior Boulevards
of the Nortla to ;flue hoyale. The troop were.
placed tipon the right of the chamsee, where they
were reviewed by his Majesty the Emperor
wide!, raid his Majesty the Ring of Prussia, ac-,
-comrartied by the Grand Dike Constantine
,and
Prince Sch svartzcnberg. The greatest order every-
where prevailed.
The Previsional Government, considerim that
it is proper to insure by all pos:dble means to the
French People, information of the great. events
which ha.e occurred since the,3oth of last month,
gild that of the acts of the Senate of the tegiSlative
Body, and of the Provisional Government, which
have insined to France the ineitimahle benefit of 0
pence, and the return or • its ancient Sovereitms ;
informed that some ;
...o.m.n.strators; some Autho-
rities, civil or military, have taken unon them-
selves to detain the journal„ letters,. and packets;
Which here been forwarded from Ptiris to. the dif-
fcrent departments, decrees as follow
The free .circulation of letters and journals must be main-
tained : all Magistrates and all the Administretors of the
kingdom are churesed to protect it. Ecery Magistrate', trek),
Administrator, of whatever rank he may be, ,every Member
of 'to authority, civil or military, or nay individual what
ever, who should act in the mote of the Sovereign whose for-
feittire of the throne was solemnly pronounced on the ad of
April, 1814, who should prevent this circulation, ball be,
hy the: fr.ct itsci:, dismissed from ::is functions, arrested,
brought to triA, and prosecuted le; high treason.