Star.
London, England, 1815-04-10 00:00:00

PARIS, APRIL 6.

The Emperor received, at his Levee to day, De-
putations from the National Guards or Metz, Chateau
Thierry, and Laon.
Chevalier Fontaines, First Architect to the Em-
peror, has presented to him plans for the Etaiing in
which the Members of the Assembly of the Champ
de Mars are to meet, and which will contain 20,000.
All the public works in Pads havu been ri=mcd
during this week, and several thousands of workmen
are in full employment, finishing our rowntiments
which had been abandoned For eleven months. His
Majesty has ordered the number of workuhn to be
doubled next week.
MINISTRY OF WAR.

Many attempts have been made to cause Lieute-
nant-General d'Arrican to surrender to irregu:ar and
fresh raised troops the fortress of Perpignan, but he
has presaved it for the Emperor, as well as the City
and the whole department of the Eastern Pyrennees,
in which no symptom of opposition has been mani .
tested. The National colours are flying every where.
Notwithstanding all the efforts of the Due d'An-
gouleme, the insurrection in the South is more in
words than in deeds.

The 13th regiment of the line has been sent back
from Names to Montpelitr, because it was reckoned
trust-worthy : the other regiments :ire in the tame
state, and only wait for the moment to declare
themselves.
Madatne D'Arrican, who is the bt•arer of letters
from her husband ct•ot.iihing the a:Joy.: rvtation,
set out from l'erpii.;tran on the lltA). She
through Toulouse on the 21st. Toe Duke of An-
goulcme was there with M. de Dinhts, who aiyeared
to he t;:u only-per:4m of rank wi,h liiar. lle. was en-
deavot,rmg, but without success, to collect a force.
At Valence, the :33d regiment, united- w:th the
sStri shouting Vice l'Experrai ! The Commune of
Larnure had given it a tri-colowed 11,g, and the
Commune of Corps had given one iu the ,r");ih.

'there are no rrul:.: disturbances nor feats of. civil
war in the th of the Upper Alp; and the
Isete. There are still, however, some Provelic sls
scattered ab..nit, who will speed.ly arrested if they
do not go home.
The arrival of the news of what has happened at
Paris dissipates tioni time to time all remains of in-
guietude.
_ _ _

The Nation 1A- —tiara of Vieille, I..lmtire, and
Corps, have behaved most Avonthrtully weil. The
population of Lamure had turned out to a man, and
they occupied the ridges of the tneuntaii:s ready to
hurl down stones on the Prover:94s if th.:y attempt'
to force the passes. -

The trifling engagements which had already taken
place had caused a loss of silty nwn to the r.Arcls,
while only four of the Emperor's troops were
wounded.

An article in the ilLri eur, dated Lyons, the 4th
states, that ab:it 500 Marseillais, with two
regiments of the line, the.sSth and 83d, having ad.
vanced on the side or Grenoble, they were mat by
General Chabert, and put to tlught, and the two
regin:eats, with thcir od:cers, joined the trn:,ps of the
Emperor.
It adds that at the same time another column of
equal force with the 10th egi in en tof infantry, un-
der the eimmand of the Duke d'Angonlente, ad
vanc:;,', upon hl6ntelimart, it was met by General
Debelle, with 600 National Guards. A battle en-
sued, and the rebels were defeated with the loss of
00 killed and worn Jed, and the 10th Regiment
:Gilled the Emperor's uoups.
The article then proceeds tints The National
Guards advanced, to fraternize with the soldiers; but
the traitors immediately resumed the white coaade,
.11;.1 filed a discharge : a few mep were wounded ;
the biidge was passed, and the pet tidy gave a mo..
uta: y advantage to the rebels, who entered
'Val nice."

Gtneral Gicuchy, apprised (f the event, set out'
from Lyons, and other forces marched, the result of
whiJi, ti'e 140niitur adds, was, the Duke of Angou-
lerne retreated, abandoned Valence, and proceeded
for Islonteiimart, where he was pursued. •
General Grouchy proposes to push forward as far
as lMlarsciUec, to stifle this rebellion.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Dublin
Waterford - o 2 Lisbon . 0 1
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 Cadiz - 0 0
Holland • 2 0 France - 1 0
Flab& ri - 1 0 Hamburgh - 1
The following was this morning posted at LLOYDIS.
• " The French ship l'Amiable Theresa, SOBBRY
master, from Bourdeaux to Dunkirk, lately detained
and sent into Plymouth by the ERIDAII us frigate,
Captain H. L. PRF.SCOTT, has been released, and
sailed for her destination.
• " The Confiance, from Culdaloupe to Havre'
which lately put into Swansea, sailed from thence on
Saturday for her destination."