The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-09 00:00:00

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talint
t,-„' : mss,gly 41-1(1, (if c the Canaille' only; There
(h), the way) a littleness in this .saying
mean '64.-rensive.—l know nothing
7)1101 lie has said or done which has rendered
snore unpopular and hats in 'France than
;tl;3 idle remark. One hears it everywhere, and
tc'lle'nfq arr loud in 44. condemnation, Blas-
enlY itself worth! have had more defenders than
reProactt of the
.great and good ,HARRY
.TO-111ght all the Theatres have been opened
\vi:tt% and Sfrazige and motley were the groups
te be',ieged doors. "I wished much to en-
iv,' 17" have a peen at the assemblages in one or
est ' I,;u't not intrepidity, enough to
.i.'oe,eouter collision With the personage-.who coal-
p(nitikthese iiimierolis -congregations. The places
annisement win be tilos fillet for several
Oatis.
tost r'St Of. the Churches, &c. have already
ri,e(' 'the White Flag from their steeples—many
evr-e2te, houses have followed the example, and
nth Gls (If bouquets, wreaths, transparencies, anti
every emblems of reinking, are to _he seen its,
tit'at'ter. Ido not, however, observe any
114tiq-it,4ti°"s'., as in London, for a general illumi
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-OA-ic —The newspapers of this morning
ttt s't-',., 4an account of what,took place yesterday
1)e where ail the world' hastened to
tp"'"rost in saluting the King, who, like
the Second, might well express his won-
itir„ ",.''ere the people were who had 'so long kept
,ist-tv'Ttn his. inheritance. There is an air of Ma-
-414,J n,uent Louis, and a noble expression of dig-
ton', itt hie countenance,'
calculated to make no
ing.:°tl impression on beholders: The interest-
Vfah.,',44ghter of the martyred Monarch excites the
arielPtst sympathY-; she looks' extremely
.well,
ty'tti'haps her face is rendered' more touching
tcs, "L.uPpearance of weeping,• which so many
iro,-',"Ths of late presented to draw forth tears
(40"1 her e)' es, biave produced ; -they-are the sacred
tra,P,B °f filial piety and remembrance, and their
are as sacred as their source.
y'rtillfter dinner yesterday, the King rshitedlrank
ab e -French People ;' then the health of t
esent, and the Army; and third, the Prince
liailt.Aas-
` "P. ie. of England.- All these toasts- were
his with acclamations. The Princess- sat on
sokright hand ; the Princes of CorrnE and Rout?,
4)41 Lim their right and left. The table run all
%
"ft the room, and near the King were. seated
IN 6 BIONCEY, NEY, MARKONT, LEFEBItE,
~c'talhers.
ail,„ At six o'clo-:k this morning all Paris was
Opic? and a lovely day' seems to favour this an-
IN't)ttsqte, It is holiday and idlesse all,' un-
litre !e may call pleasure. the business of life ;
are ani that. is very fatiguing. .Preparations
larc.rde for illuminating all the public buildings,
th 442). &C. ,and all" the private houses. in the
ief streets. The White Cockade and the White
..4,F are universal.
~iac:',:rqops Of all nations, are in continual mo-
tf kut°tfghottt the city. The Imperial Guards
the and of Russia are to be seen vis-2-ris in
Vandorne. On the Place de la Con-
hgain Louis QUinze), where ',OPTS the
))4:,;e41, perished` on the scaffold, I have just
sioll I tai-oligh one of the divisions t• he Na-
ehe.a! G:;ards ! ! the other divisions assemble in
bake
various districts. About eight o'clock the
ite4 de
Ihßat, accoitipanied by his Staff, set out
14041 tile fltiiiileries fur St. Olsen. At the same
t,i4vet twelve or fourteen of the suPerh Royal car-
-7410 with. eight horses in each, depoted to
the Cortege. The Ithperial Arms have been
st,tlt.terAted frotn the pannels ; three jirurs-de-lis
tha` „P'Y' • the place of *he eagle, the Royal Crown
*4lOl I linperial torm, and white lilies the other
blae'ns of BUONAPAUTE. The open Car for his
:bout is drawn by eight white horses, adorned
44.,,,,ut the head and neck with white feathers, and
uhnrse led by a groom in splendid livery; that
e„ adman is blue,and silver.
taiet-the streets are crowded to excess, and all is
and splendour. 'This is, indeed,' a day of
't to this people.
t 4 Cie King has just entered Paris, and the
14_ -e
tlzoret4runiedthe cannun is' heard. "Every person
to the harrier. hasten to Notre
litforec,' ,aml, if possible, will *rite a short letter
tale poss departs."

'` f, PARIS, Ny'ritsnav, MAY 4.
esterday, as I suspected, the grand ceremony
' 4e
"Pled too much time to permit nie to dispatch
al,
, s addition to the letter Which I sent off at mid-
ma,
1 J ; and to-
-4 day,' the public Papers contain a
stare lre etcb of the proceedings so accurate, that it is•
ely necessary for me to occupy your time with
411 4eeutint of the Festival. There ire, however,
4'f"r particulars worthy, of notice ; and perhaps
44e h iitti •
reflections as occur to a spectator from an-
tier
.eountry
the 'lay have novelty to re-con:mlmA
ed
) even afterthe French writers have tlleir exhaust-
stiack of observation upon the subject.
I will dot trouble • h description
N you with aof the
ti dress of the Cortege from St. Ouen to Notte
iToads4l"----for a league and a half the streets and
lo were filled with an immense crowd. Every
• eoLti!ei shed, lamp-post, and elevated station, was
tlail'-red, and in some strangely
,constructed places
th- People clung round the buildings like bees
%at {tad just hived. It was an interesting sight,
•th Which description is atterly inttlequate, and
brefore must be left to • fa:,cy. From Notre
~,,4_4le, after the observance of the religious rites
vrii_escribed in the programme, the Procession
17ecl towards the Thuilleries by the Pont Neuf;
hi); 'as 4 was at this point that the most remark-
het f°l.lus were observed, here I took my station
41t ween the two pavilions, and in front of the
tc;il,4. estrian statue of 'HENRY IV., described in a
ler letter. An iron railing run from the one
il,. the other of these 'pavilions, inclosing the sta-
ie, antL also a considerable 'space of ground.
Il_ekets from the Minister of .-the Interior were
spot eessary to. procure admittance into this favotned
fl, ; and the paviliow, as 'well as the broad
fined{situts of steps which let to them, were elegantly
l. with well-dressed letuales, waving white
'n__derehiels wreaths of flowers, and hanuerets.
the chief attraction Was below, where were