The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-10 00:00:00

FRENCIi PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY-Z.-WC are assured that the Em-
peror-has aypOinted.a Regency, composed of Mi-
nisters and ?residents from the Sections of the
Council of the State.

The Grand MArshal of the Household, *Bt.r-
trawl, performs the functions of AldiortGenGral
of the Army.

The prisons of Tournay are loaded with persons
arrested for having. cried " flee Napoleon r
Decree of the Sovereign inflicts -for tnis offence
three years' imprisonment, .preceded by six hours
exposure. -
We are assured that thc.follo,.ving are appoint-
ed Governors of the Imperial Palaces :—General
I'ir6, of the Palace of the Thuilieries ;
_General
Clansel, of that of Bourdemix:; Gener.,l
of that of ,Strasburg 3 General Labort!c, of th;-,1 of
CoMpeigtic ; General St. S-tilpier, of that of,Fon-
tait')ldcau ; GenerallThrial, of th•it of Rc;;ibcolet
General Brayer, of. that of Versailles 5 Gen.
Girard, of that of Mention; and General Loison,
'of St. 'Cloud. •

The nx-Chaneellor`Dailibi-ay has ernbarlicil at
Dieppe for England. •
1 he -Corps of Mai•nelulces is re-orgartising at
Versailles. ,

COURITO3 EXTRAORDINARY, SATURDAY 14I0RNING.
" The Princess of Wagram, o laer return to France with
her children was stoplito at the Au:trian ade:enced posts.
" Pfince. Joseph is in consultation every day, with the Ent.
peror.
" A letter from London, dated the let of M-ay, states that
the Manifesto again,t France aaas signed on the 6,0,th of April.
It is there declared that every ship Nvt:cli sailed fewn France
under the White the may re-enter freely.
" His Majesty was yesterday in consultation with his Mi-
nisters the whole day."

WAR DEPARTM ENT.
The Minister of ‘Var (Davotist) has addressed a Cit4,llar
the Prefects, .•uli-Prefects, and ..layors-of the Emp.re,
eating on their minds the vital inpiivtance of the coming
in which be says, Pranee'srill'ilitve to struggle for her very
existence ; but doubts not,.the art, genius, and courage of all
.her inhabitants will be developed in her defence; and calls
upon them as magistrates and citizens to use every exert ilia
to excite, rouse, and animate those patriotic feelings on the
part of the people, assuring them not only of the' grateful
acknowledgements of their august Emperor, but the re-
wards
of civic crowns, and other marks of his Imperial ap-
probation.

MAY 3.—ln the name of the Emperor:—The_ Lieu-
tenant-General 'commanding in chief the firs'' coyps of ob-
serratinn, and the lath military division, d B eclares oulogne,
Ctrilsaltsi,“Gn' ravelines, Duairk, Bergties, Lille, Douav, Valen-
ciennes, Condi, Oitesnoy, Nanheitr,e, and AVC:;IICS, in a state
pf siege. In consequence, the C7cnerals conunanding the
above-named places shall notify to the civil authorities their
shall exercise all the autho-'
rbietlyng.wlPiiiicilcieddevi•iollavessta'ngp''olti)ftlijetTnel'iy the military laws' and re-
gulations, and shall take ,all suitable mexsures for putting
these places in the best possible state of defence.

(Signed;
Head-quarters at Lille, May 2, 1315.

D'ERLON.'

STRASBURGH, MAY I .-The plan of the Allies
is not this time to make a general and simulta-
neous attack on all the right bank
.of the Rhine',
but on the Middle Rhine, from.Mentz.to Ostend.
They have between illeptz and LorniAck no more
than between GO and 70,000' men, destined to
hold our forces in check and to covet• Southern
Germany.

A convention between the King of Naples and
Austria is spoken of, by which the former en-
•gages to
_respect the iiingdom of Lombardy ; and
the Emperor of Austria, on his side; guarantees
to his Neapolitan Majesty his dominions, and
consents to 'withdraw hinistlf frotin the coalition
against France,
REGGIO, APRIL 9.—We are assured, that An-,
s trio-Britannic troops have distlnharkedat Cpmac-
chio, to the number of 3700 men, We know not
if they belong to the division of Nugent, WZOCI-,
can not have been so ill-treated as bas been
thought. These troops are under the,orders of a
certain Brancia.-forti. •

RomE, Aram 19.--The, following Document
has appeared -here, which we give literary, with
all. the faults of sense „and language. 1: he Go-
vernment has disavowed it,.and hAs caused it to
fie withdrawn from:circulation. We ace-ignorant
of the motive which could cause •the fabrication
of.such an article.
44 Vapnleoo, Emperor of Ow Fiench, to all to whom these
presents shall come greeting
'° Led astray formerly by 'perfidtous counsels, and daazled
by a seiliactirc prospect, we forgot the way; in which we were
the debrors of the Holy See and the Sore: ein Pontiff.
" Remembering the attempt made upon those
the invasioa of the States of the Church in 1809, and their_
subjects, with regard to the Pontiff.
" We declare, that henceforth the Emperors of France

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saegtiard of the French Emtiire. ' i
" it. C.'. The preceding a'rtii,h, 11:_,I; foLtif the On'
ablation, a'id of the, oath to be taisc b ' a, s3cccs'°l. re
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ascendito; the Imperial 'llyrone. .- -.-. FranCe .a' -
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&voted entirely Upon the !July plate ~
Ii Ills fliAiniss Pius VII! t:liall be invited to re,t Gallica-
Anitively-the affairs boncertiim;- the Clertfy oft t,ir 00 Lite
Church; and all that is comm. ...fed with rclittlaa' 3.:3--"S' ,{
subject of the code anal the Constitut 1011 x ,ecatioli
" s.. The King Of Naple4 Is charged lvitb the e,41. ' %,,lilitt;
the Ist article of the present Imperial Decree, au- Ilie t-A-0
niter for Foreign Affairs, as to what relates t°
Sec.—Dune at Paris, the 30th of March 1.815. ,r,•gOS
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- • . (Signed)
By the Emperor. vtio."
" The Duke of

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