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

FRENCH PAPERS.

[RECEIVED TIIIS MORNING.]

ME PREFECT'S DISPATCH, Arm I—loon,

instant.

" The Marseillais fly in all directions. There
Las not been, and there will not be, a shot fired.''

GRENOBLE, sliacti 29.—Some detachments of
volunteers from the South, marching from Sis-
, teron upon Gap, slept yesterday at Monstier, four
leagues from this .place..
The General Chabert has taken a poSition on
the mountains of Gap. The national guards of
Vizilie, La Mire and Corps, have advanced,
Irith a detachment of infantry and two pieces of
artillery. It has been ascertained, that with the
detachments from the South, there are two regi-
ments of the \V are perSuaded, that these
corps only march to re-unite themselves to us.
TOtiaxotc, MARCH 27.—The entrance of the
Duperor into Paris has been
,proclaimed,. amid
cries of -tf Vive l'Empereur." Two Emissaries
of the Duke. d'Augouleme were detected, their
sabres were wrested front them the instant that
they . raised them against the people, and they
have fled at full speed.
Saint Andre has resisted *a detachment of
the national' Guards of Gard. The arrival of a
number of Piedniontese deserters at Chautbery is
Mentioned.

• BOURDEAUX, MAatit 25.—The DudeSs of An•
goaleme here. The partizans of the King
liave published Proclamations. The friends of
the Emperor only wait the proper moment to sinew
themselves. The whole number of Royal Volun-
teers is 200, of whom 50 are cavalry. It is these
cavaliers who stop the diSpatches to Dordogne awl
.
St. Andre. •

ANGOULEME, MARCH 27.—The National Cock-
ade was displayed both by the gendarmerie and
the inhabitants as soon as the Proclamation of the
Emperor was made known. The Captain has
had no communication with the Colonel who is
at liourdealix. We have received Proclamations
from the Duke and Duchess of Angouletne, to
which no attention is paid. Gen. La Roche has
announced to theConunandant of the Departtnent
the approach of a fine corps to Angouleme. We
a preparing to receive it properly, and certainly
it %%ill not gully the walls of the city by its pre-

sence.

POITIERS, illivcir 25.---The Care of, Quoy,
t ttelve leagues from this preached in favour of
on the lith, and recommended to his

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-, themselves.

fFrom the ifoniteur of the 2d of .Ipril.)
PARIS, Arritz. I.—This afternoon the Emperor
went in Et Carriage to tl!e. Bois-de-Boulogne.
The General Dejean, Grand Treasurer of the
Legion of Honour, transacted business to-day
with the Emperor. His Majesty has ordered that
the Members of the Legion of Honour should re-
ceive payment of all the arrears due on their al-
lowance for 1813 and the preceding years, as well
as for the six months of 18.14. These payments
are to be made according to the rates fixed by the
old Statutes of the Legion of HOnour.

CIVIL WAR.
Ily Telegraphic Dispatches from Lyons this
morning we have the following news

" Every thing here is perfectly tranquil.
" An action was fought the day before yester
thty, before Mantelimart, between the National
Guards of the department of the Drome, to the
liuniber of 600, and a considerable body of Insur-
gents from the South, who were dispersed in an

" 'The troops of the line who were made to
march with the 'Rebels, have rallied themselves
under the Eagles. The rebels fled. The inhabi-
tants of the Department of the Drome took up
arms in all directions to pursue them.
" Time Duke d'Angouleme had arrived, on the
29th, at Muntelitnart. He has saved himself."

" DISPATCH. OF THE GENERAL OF DIVISION,
"Arrant. I—Two o'Clock.
" All the troops of the line of the garrison of
Marseilles who had marched. upon Gap, with the
Marseilles Volunteers, have joined the National
Guards, who were brought against ttem. The
soldiers and the National Guards embraced each
other, crying—J Vive l'Empereur !'
"The towns of La Mure and Corps have given
tricolomed standards to. the 58th and 83c1 Re-
giments.