The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-07 00:00:00

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PARIS, MARCH 30.—Her Majesty the Et press
arrived rit Compegne on Tuesday, between the
hcurs of ei-41,t and nine in the evening: Her Ma-
jes, vis in !he bes' state of health. The Emperor
weet to meet his august spouse. The entrance of
" tleir-Majesties wa*lnade nytorch-light. TheEnaperor
1:•e 26th received a letter from the Empress, dated
from rune, The hearer was one of the Prince
of Neu.cho el'- Aides-d, -camp.
A letter. from Soisstins say.s, that city had the hap,-
pin 9 of enjm mg the presence of the Empress Fly
for al: instant. Her Majesty teo rapidly withdrew
from •the acclamations of an immense multitude
• that flocked from all quarters. After she passed
th:otigh, the crowd repaired to the spot appointed
for the interview! weir Majesties. D toces took'
pkice, sliuts.ot f. Long live the 'Emperor I
Leng live. the Empress-V!. Banqnets prepared in
bast- , at which prevailed an expansive joy, ex-
lebitee the spectacle of a delightful Pte.
His Highness the Grand Duke of WurtzbUre has
taken up his residence at the Palace -of Compiegne. •
Immediately 'upon -his arrival, he had in interview:
w2i,11 the Emperor.
' The cards of invitation for the persons to be ad-
mined. into the
.gallery of' the-Louvre have all been
Zistributed. They will be admittt d. from seven in •
themerniog to 12 o'clock-of the Ist of April; the
men to be attired in a French habit, and the ladies in
ft ll dress. • It is said, that on Saturday, all those who
are to bevin the inimediate train of ;their Majesties
will assemble by 11 o'clock at the palaCe of "St.
Claud,' in the grand apartinents of the EmpresSi
and that the gallery where the' civil marriage is to
take place will be Opera from ten o'clock;
On the four interior fronts Of the triumphal arch
of LEtoile are twelve'etublematic medallions. ,Tire
First, on the South front, represents the Emperor,
thiinseriptiott underneath, "The happines of
the World is in his bands." The second is the cypher
of .t be Emperor and Empress ; the inscription, " We
_ lave 'her from our love of him, -we love herfor her-
self.", The third, a Cupid holding a helmet, &c.—
".She will charm. the leisure hours of the hero.",--
The fourth a tree, ".He is the author of our glory,
he will render it eternal."=—The fifth, a sun, rain-
bow,
&c.—" She announces to the earth days of
serenity."--The sixth, an animal, &c.--The seventh,
on the north from, the Empress—" She Will be• to
the Frerich a teniler smother."—The eighth,' the'
eyph rof tilt: Emperor and Empress, " \Ve owe to
bitn the happiness of the ,august spouse, who has
given-him mi exalted a plate, in her thoughts."-
- The,ninth, the Seine, " His love will recognize the
gift he has m...cle us."--The *tenth, , the Detiube,.
"-He .enriches us with what be most dearly values."
The eleventh, the Arms of the Empire.—The
twelfth, car Arms of Austria. . •
The dr..wiog fthe lottery for the distribuion4
provisions velikake place to-morrow in twelve dif-
fervut parts of the-city. The prize tickets wilt he
paid oft --tbe next day in the Elysian Fields, at bit-
fet• s to be e[eeted along the Cours-la-lieine, and
4,emie des Princes, There will •be diStributed
12,000 dishes of meat, at the rate of MO,to each
district, 12,000 loaves, and 144 pipes of wine.
t . &Om Prussia, quoted in the Ger-
man iournals, mention that the King of Prussia in-
tends, very shertly to make a journey.to Paris, ac-
. • compatied by-cite Emperor of Russia. Neither the
• precise titr:e of their departure, the real they will
take, nor the object of their journey, are stated.
It is supposed that the Queen of. Prussia will follow
the two Sovereigns.
PARIS, MARCH 27.—A1l the German Journals
clincicle as to the splendid and amiable
_qealitic s of
the Pt incess, iirho is at this moment invoked by the
beatts of all Frenchmen. Her Majesty possesses
from nature the most eminent endowments, which
have been expanded and perleded by a most excel-
lent education. Besides her vernacular language,
' she speaks -I4'reitela and Italian fluently, and is ac-
quaieted with the Loin and English. She sings.and
plays, in a superior style, upon the piano-forte,
draws and embroiders in a distinguished manner;
and her whole person is indicative of benevolence,
amiability, and Majesty; -