The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

EPRICSI SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.

FRENCII PAPERS.

111AnCII 25.

OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.

EXTRACTED FROM THE DIsPATC:IRS OF MARSIIAL

THE DUKE OF TREVISO (kloe.TkEß).
On the 23d Marcb„at•fouro'clock .n the after-

noon; Count de Lilie (the head of the ISourban
family) quitted both Lisle and France, to repair
to Alenin.

Oa the 24th, .at two in the morning, the Duke
of Orleans also left Lisle to, repair to Touraay.

Orders have been sent by the Marshal Duke of
Treviso to all the Generals cominamding at Valen-

cienncs, Maubeuge, Avesnes, Landrecies, Le
Qaesnoy, and Conde.

Every where the Imperial Eagle, the national
cockade, and the tri-colour flag have been hoisted
in the midst of the acclamations of the people.
Dunkirk, Gravelines, Bergues, 'the
places in the North, present the same aspect.—
Tranquillity was not disturbed fOr a single moment
hi the 16th military division.

EXTRACTED FROM THE LETTERS OF THE DUKE

OF RF.GGIO (OLIDINOT).

Blarch 23:

At Metz, :..id in all the plaCea in the East,

spirit of the people, .and the devotedness of the
soldiers are the same. Every where the eagle and
the national coluurs are displayed.

EXTRACTED FROM THE DISPATCHES orsCOUNT CAF-
FARELLI, AIDE-DE-)CAMP TO HIS MAJESTY! TIIE
EMPEROR, DATED MARCH 23.

13:.etagne is tranquil and animated v th the
best sentiments. . At Rennes the EmperoCz bust
was carried in triumph.

On no point of the west of France has ant,
thing been taken away from the public chests. An
insurrection in the Vendee :tppears a chimera even
in the idea of those who attempted to create it.

On the 22d, at two in the morning, the Duke of
Bourbon embarked on the Loire, at the bridge of.
Ce'. The preparations for his embarkation and
Lis departure for England was made at Nantes.
Thus, twenty-five days after his landing at the
southern extremity of France, the Chief of this
fine empire, (and what chief was 'ever more legi-
timate ?) recalled, assisted by the wishes and the
exertions of all the citizens and all the soldiers,
perceives no trace of opposition on the whole ex-
tent of the French territory. An unanimous de-
votedness and a sentiment at once deep and re-
flected manifest themselves on all sides.

Thus has been consummated, with all the ra-
pidity of enthusiasm and all the calm of wisdom,
without the eillision of n single drop of French
blood, without the leasY•excess or the slightest
discrdcr, that revolution, destined to produce
the astonishment of Europe, the admiration of
poiterity, the happiness ofthe present generation,
and the peace of France, which reposes at last in
all its glory and dignity.—(.lleniteur).
A superior Officer, sent to Paris by the Mar-
shal Duke of Treviso, brought intelligence this
morning to his Excellency the Minister at War
that the troopS at the garrison of Lille, on learn-
ing the happy arrival of his Majesty the Emperor
in his capital, had immediately resumed the Na-

tional Cockade and planted the Tricolor Standard
on the rampaits. The Princes who were at Lille
have left it, taking the road to Ostend.—(Gazate
de France). --
EXTRAORDINARY•COURIER, SUNDAY MORNING,
MARCH 26TH.

Prince Jerome arrives -to-morrow at Paris.
Marshal Augereau, Duke of Castiglione, has ob-
tained permission to retire to his estates in the
country. The 'Emperor is to receive the consti-
tuted authorities this day. Several travellers de-
clare, that whilst passing through Liege, they saw
the-tri-coloured Gag hoisted up, after an insurrec-
tion on the part of the inhabitants. Marshal
Jourdan presented' himself yeiterday at the levee
of the Emperor. Coutit Guenehenc. replaces
Count Bergon. 'Count idubert replaces Count
Berenger. Messrs. Tabaud and Desm.izis are re-
established in their functions of Administrators
of the Imperial Lottery. Mr. Ferrier resumes
the functions of Director-General of the Customs.

We are assured that Count 1-1,411 in is tippointed
Commandant of the Ist military division.

INIPERIAL DECREE.
" Palace of theTliuilleries, Mardi 94, 181 b.
" Napoleon, Emperor of the French.
.t We have decreed, and do decree ns ft:ilows :
" The general direction of the, book an 4 of pritAinr,