The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-21 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL I6.—The Emperor of Austria set
off this morning early for Versailles, attended by
Counts \Vilna. and Xrantinandortf, Gencipl Duca,
-Ba'ron Kitstchera. They say that the Arch-

duchesfs Maria Louisa will have an interview

with her father-at lit de TO,, non.

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The Emperor of. Russia, attended by General'
Czerniciief and Lord Astel, did 111Eirshal Ney the
honour to breakfast with him to cloy. On leaves

iog the hotel of Marshal Ney, his -Majesty took
the loa.(1 to Malwaison; wheri: he was to he at

tw'o o'clock.

l3uonaparte lately said at Fontainbleatt, " When
I reflect on it, things :could not go as thew wete ;
1 scut eveo surprised they_have gone on so long :
but, at pill events, they conierittrctialc
ter. The Parisians have done very well in recall-

ing Louis XVIII. I have wade- many inquires,
'concerning him ; he is an excellent roan ; has un--
derstanding, and is well informed ; is not violent'
nor prejudiced ; be is really tlle King who is now
wanted, and I am sure ,b 0 will be beloved; I

should be glad to be one of his Generals?'
A Lady, lately _speaking ill of, Buonaparte in the
presence of Monsieur—" Hush 1" said his High-
ness, " do not abuse him ; I could find it in niyis
heart to raise a little statue to him in some private

'corner Of my apaquient."
PAai, APRIL 16.7—1 t is affirmed that M.
D'Ainbray, formerly Advocate-General in the Pai'-
liainent of Paris, is appinted Chancellor of
France. _ _ _

M. Laine, Member of the Legislative Body,
whose discourse drew 'upon him the hatred of the
Tyrant, is appointed Prefect ad interim of the
Girond, by the 'Duke d'Angoulcme.
Field-Marshal Blucher has not left Paris, as
some papers have stated. He was walking yester-
day evening in the garden of the Palace Royal.—
He Was decorated with 17 different orders. The
crowd -assembled on all sides, see this illus-
trious General, who is equally
..distingbished by
the gobleness of his character and his military
talents.
Wednesday 13th, at nine in the morning, were
presumed to his ,Majesty the Emperor Alexander,
and
_introduced into his Cabinet by his Imperial,
liiiitness the Grand Dole ConStantin-e,. M. so.:
kolnicki, General of Division, and Colonel Szv-
manoroski, delegated by the General and superior
Officers commanding under the orders of General
•Dombrowski; the skeletons of 40 regiments of
the Duchy of Warsaw, which their lawful hove.
reign had, placed at the disposal of the Emperor
Napoleon, and which the latter had 'released from
all obligation towards him; they brought to tiro
throne of his Emperor of Ail the Russias the offer
of their respect and their submission,—His me.
jestv received the Deputies -with Itiudne:is, an.l
placed the army of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw
unacr the immediate orders of his brother, Prince
Constantine.
HAvac, APRIL 14.—Six chests of valuables hart
been sent by water from-the Dept de la Guerre,
.at.at Paris, to the arsenal at Havre, on the 28th of
March, under the care of Captain Barrois, of the
Engineers Geographers. iliere was so much my.
stery employed, that the public became curious,
supposing that they €ontained some millions.—
But on opening thu., chests on the 13th, itr pre-,
Bence of Civil rind Military Authorities, they were
found to contain merely the complete collection
of the copper-plates of cassenais mays.
[The Monitenr of the 17th contains the names
of above 30 Members of the Legislative 13ody,
'and of near 100 Generals, who have signed, their
actliesion.]