The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-10 00:00:00

THE TRAVELLEIi AliOtii' lARtS.

(No. XVII.)

PARIS, OcTosEii 7.

Yesterday the King went in state to the bathe-:
as a preliminary tti opening the Bessi6ti.,-
Ywantry is nOW growl obS`tilete; anti there, is
neftlonger Much Magic in any possible accumuli-
Ji9n of coursers and carriages. But as a mere
pageant, the Theatre never prodticed a more glit-
tering exhibition. 'the principal avenues were
headed by gendarmerie froM an early hour; and
carriages prohibited to pass. This left the stFeets
Clear-for the prothenading of the populace, and
they seemed to take fall adi'aritage of this brief
exemption from the perpetual dangei• of life and
limb: About noon, the whole assemblage were
:collected in the Palace-court, and the procession
'began to move. Walter Scott should nor have
teiOsitich an occasion of enriching his fancy.

" With that bright stream which onward roll'd
Its sparkling sweep of steel and gold,
And helm and standard tossing high,
I%ioted with ancient chivalry."

The Cortege extended in a succession of,splendid
corps of MOusqtretriii.'es and Life-Guards dOwn
the rangebi the Quai de Louvre. The multitUde
of the populace was immense.- Perpetual shouts
rose as the-Royal equipage waS seen passing each
bridge-head, and extravagant loyalty was in the
countenance of every poititirde fur the length of
Paris. The King sat with the Duchess d'An.••
gouleme on his left, and the three Dukes in front.
The same populace would have shouted him to
the guillotine with the same gaiety. But this
folly, is sufficient for its day.
In the meantime, numbers of the dismissed
Officers are stealing into Paris. This is known
to the Police, and two nights since the. gates of
the Palais Royal were ordered to be 'shut at seven •
o'clock. The order was subsequently mitigated,
and in the course of the evening a riot of a se- •
rious aspect occurred. A Prussian Officer, lounge
ing by himself through the walks, was attacked
by a party, of French Officers. He drew his
sward, and soon made a clear circle. More
Prussian Officers came up ; but, fortunately., the
Picquet was on the alert, dashed in among them,
and,delivered over four of the rioter, to the Na-
. • I
titinal Guard.

A great quantity of arms haS of late been
smuggled out of England to the River Plate,
under the pretence of their beingclestiksed for the
West Indies.

jVr are sorry to say, that during the last few
days a spirit of tumult and diEorder has .manifested
itself among the seamen of Aberdeen, similar to
what has lately. been exhibited in various ports to
the Southward.- On- Monday and Tuesday last a
large body of them assembled together, and went
the length of stopping several vessels front putting
to sea; hut we are happy to add, that by the
prompt interference of the Magistracy, supported
by the great hotly of the Ship-owners, and by a,
wholesome sltew of military force, they were re-
duced to obedience, and peace, we trust, perma7
'nutty restored.

We regret to state, that on last Wednesday
afternoon, the Elizabeth schooner packet, Daniels.
master, was overtaken by a sudden squall of wind,
and, having been left to the management of only
one Sailor and two little boys, she struck on the
rocks off Bognor, and foundeted, and unhappily
coniii4ned those on board her to a watery grave.
Friday night the Martial, Captain LEACH, sail-
ed from Porsmouth for Havre•de-Grace, having
under convoy the Hydra transport, with Admiral
Litioti and 'his family, Btc. on board-. • And this
ddy, the Fox, Captain Wn.cock, with the Thames
and Fame transports (which arrived froM Gua-
dalottpe on WedneSday evening last), will sail for
the same port. General Boy ER, who commod-
id the French, troops at Gnadaloupe, is on board
the Fox. Thq are to await the pleasure of Lours
XVIII; at Hasse. The troops amottlit to nearly
1,10 ; they behaved themselves most commend—
ably On the pAskige; renderisw every assistance,
and cheerfidly Sitbriiiititig to very privation that
was necessary, to render the tempestuous voyage
they had, a sale one.
Qn WedneSday a
.C'ottit Martial ittembled on
bOaril the Queer Charlotte, to try. Lieutenant
SAgUEL CULL'S, late of the thgent, for having
fired ball at the shoie-hoats, which stntounded
'that vessel *hen she was,.pityilw off. The Court
determined that Lieut. C. was frilly justified ; as it
appeared that the boats persisted in .boabling the
V'estel, althiingb hailed keep away; and warned
of the danger that wottld ensue the neglect of the
order. Captain ALEXANDER, President.
The steam-vessel which is to he used by Captain
TUCKFY' in proceeding on his discoveries in the
river Congo, in Africa, is building in Deptford
dock-yard, and every exertion making to complete
her:

ANNE CLAnitE appeared, it is said,
"on_Friday at Margate, seated in a new and re-
markahly light and elegant barouche-landau,
-drawn by four bay blood horses, in the vehicle
,fwere her two daughters, dressed in all the para-
phernalia of modern fashion ; outriders in elegant
liveries completed
.the set out. •
On Sunday the Duke ofNoRVor.K arrived at his
house in St. James's-square. His Grace is seri-
ously indisposed, and was obliged to be lilted from
his carriage .and carried up stairs. He is come to
town, in order to be nearer his phySicians.
BUTCHER'S MEAT.--Prime joints -of meat are
ndw selling in the town of Devizes for bid.. and
6d-. per lb. with a prospect of a still greater redue.
?ti'dit of price. A score of sheep and eight pigs wete
';:Sold in Devizes market, on Friday se'nnight, at
:IL • l3s. The contract made by Government for
supply the militayyth Scotland with beef, is
at The following rates :—Aberdecn, 4t1,--Terthi
4td —alld at Glastow, , 4 jd. per lb.