The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-05 00:00:00

PRE Ve tl pAMIIR.

MARCH 31,--,;•We—are ossueed tbflt iii 3
Majesty has given the Eagle of the Legion of
Hollow. to an inhabitant of Lyons, One of the
Cavalry National Guard of that city, 1 he) offered
alone to escort the Coma d'.Artois, when that
Prince was obliged to retire. To him who has ex-
perienced peat reverses, it belongs to es intate
lity in misfortune.

The formation of a camp of 40,000 -men near
Beauvais is spoken of.
It is said, that the Officers of the Mint are so
busily employed in miking the pieces of twenty
banes, that four millions will be in circulation
within a week.

We are assured, that the Emperor, in speaking
of the libels which have been published against
hitn,:elf, observed, .that the only reparation he
could r.-quire was, that •their authors should_ in
-future neither write any thing good of hi.►n nor ill
of the Bourbons.

Marshal Ney left Paris three days ago, to in-
spect and command the line of 'ganders.
-The precipitate fall of the late Government did
not prevent its agents from becoming guilty'of
spoliations of every kind : valuable effects; plate,
diamonds, exc. belonging to the State, hare .been
abstracted. It is now asserted that a sequestra-
tion ill be placed On the property of the respon-
sible agepts who participated in this pillage, and.
-that of those who, having the power to prevent
it, did nut.

IM PER I AI, ).ECIIEE.
Palace of the ThuNei ie.3, March 20, 1815.
Emperor f the Frebei.
We bare decreed, and do dter,e, a. follows
Art. i. The regulations of Ow Ordinance of the l'3lll of
May last; COUCCrillilg UUr thulrcrhal_Theatres, and the ureters
given oil the 2Sth of Decenmer last, for the suppression of
the Conserer.tor of Musa:, are to lie reorded
2. The Commissioners avpoitited he us for our Ittiprial
Til•atres ALM resume their functions, and receive pr,Vi-
sionally orders and instructions from our Great Charu'oerlain,
Superiireiirtant of Theatres.

:i. •1 lit, Director, I,:ispectors, and Professors of the Conscr-
s-itory of lluie •t,:t!l also resume their functions : the orga-
nisiition :tad administration of that estabiishioent shall he
ed conforhiatily to- the import of our deres,rclative

• . (Si:vied) ..' NAPO t,EON:
By t .Emperor, The Duke ofilahS.l.NO.

The Ilcmiteur contains a great number of con-
gratulatory addresses front the troops in"vari,nis
parts of Pfaoce It has also addresses of the
usual stamp from the Tribunal of first resort of
the Department :if the Seine, hod trt;in the Fa-
culties of Law an] Medicine.
It also coutaios the foll Owing Letter from Count
D'Allonville,• Prefect ot the Dtpartment of La
Crouse, to the Minister ot the Interior (Abbe
Montesquiou)

" Gueret, March 20, 1815.
" Monse:gneur—There is so little enthusiasm in this coun-
-try (I have informed you, of this 11,114 ago anti-often), that I
shall not collect more, perhaps, than 25 horse volunteers,
and certainly not IWO on toot, should it he neces,try to form
•thein, and render them moveable, wit hoe::: indemnities., The
internai it ice is very necessary. Yesterday we passed the
first review ouch of the sedentary national !.viards and volun-
teers. In the morning a gr,oit many returned to their bomes
without even speaking to mr. -Tficre'reinaiu duly '25 volnn-
teers. In a word, Sir, not Ling but ininie;- can enable Hie to
retain people here iii readirwsi to no I lament it, .ati,l
am Sorry to see Si little enthusiasm. I endeavour, to warm
them, but I do not succeed."