The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-30 00:00:00

GEkERAL ORDERS OF 14TH APRIL, YEAR 12.

" The Governor of Paris recommends to the Aides-de-
Camp, Officers, and Subalterns of the Garrison and National
Guard, to enlighten the Citizens,, wherever they may-find
them, on the false reports, which- the disaffeded endeavour
to propapte. They do not stick at the means ; for now they
give out, that tbetfrath of PI c a E aku is not the retull of suicide-:
now again they spread abroad, that. a great many priso4ers are
.Ibct every aiet. Let the Citizens know, that Military, -as
well as Civil justice, is not exerted without public forms ;
and that not one guilty person has been condemned by the
Military Tribunal*, without his sentence having been printed
and posted up immediately.
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" The Criminal Tribunal continues its proceedings with
the greatest activity. Whatever is spread relative to the
fads, more or less important, with which-the Prisoners stand
charged, must be considered as false reports. The arrests
Which have taken place since that of • General MoitEk u;
have confirmed his guilt. Ducoars, one of the Brigands,
described in the List published by the Cunt, junct, is just
now arrested at Chartres.

"171'0 this moment proofs have been found of every thing
which the CIitEP I I; Doe had said, and of nothing else blit
what he has said."

This Address doses with the following phrase :

" The opinion of all ranks of people, is always essentially
connetted wtli the co7tfidence and lore -which the FI RST Co.
S L /)4r 3 right to expea of Frenchmen.
(Signed) " MURAT."

" On the same day, when General MURAT'S ad_
dress was published, the Prefec'l of Police in the ca_
pi(al took new measures of safety against suspected
persons in this city and its environs. He has given
orders, by an Arreti dated Apt il Is, that all persons
included in the amnesty for the civil war, who may
he either at Paris, or in the rural Communes of the
Department of the Seine, in those of Sevres, I\ileu.
den, and St. Cloud, of the Department of Seine and
Oise, must appear within three days from the pub.
lication of this order, at the Office of the Secretary.
General of the Prefedure of Police, to get their ads
of amnesty, passports, and licences of residence, ex-
amined. They are to make a declaration of their
names, residences, and professions, before and since
the Revolution ; the places where their property
lies ; the motives which have induced them to chase
their places of abode, and to continue in the same.
These persons are to remain under immediate in-
spedion, and not to change their residence without
leave from the Prefed of Police, .rler pain of arrest.
s per Cents Cvns. 54. francs 6o cents.

Early on Saturday morning the East London
litia had a grand field.day in the Artillery Ground,
when Col. Sir JOHN EAMER formed a circle, and
communicated to the Regiment His MAJESTY'S
pleasure, that in future it should be stiled " the
Royal East London Militia."—The information
appeared to be received with much satistaaion,
which was evinced by three hearty cheers. The
Colonel on this occasion pardoned three delinquents
of the Regiment, who were under sentence of severe
punishment ; dnd after firing three feu de joyes, .the
band played " God save the King," and the Colonel
ordered beer for each man to drink lirs MAJESTY'S
health. The Regiment went through their ma-
rceuvres in a masterly manner, and the Officers after-
wards adjourned to an elegenr dinner provided on
the occasion.