Star.
London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIsi JULY H.

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Their eseres the Emperor of Russia, the Emd
petrol. of 4ttia, and the King of Prussia, arrived'
yesterday ei4ning at Paris.
An hour after their arrival the King paid them a
visit. This day the three Kings went to. the Castle
of the and after their interview with his
Majesty they returned the visit which they bad re-
ceived from Monsieur and the riuLe de Berri.
Yesterd.ey the. King took his accustomed airing,
lon, four o'clock to sir, passing b 7 the Pont-Royal,
the street de Varennew the boulevard des Cabinets,'
r.nd that of St. Antoine, to the Place Veadomeend
•11'uiIl.tries Every whece on his way his Mijesty
N. C. receiet..l with repeated cries of Viv+,le Roi.
I.l4l!sty ,v:is only, accompanied by the usual gersoni
Of his su;te. _ _ .

A yetsag man who lets embarked with .Napoleon
Boaaparfor, writes stvi follows to his sister, front Ro-
chelle, of the 7th: 4, You will pot receive another.
I :e'er (rem me. In ha'ff an hem we set sail.
.41;nd
to me at Neve Yoek as many letters of recommenda-
tion as you can ..proeore. To-morrow early we shall,
be a great way off. -Write to me at l'(ew York."
We are assured that lionaparte, in fact, left Ro-
chelle in a f:iga:e. He steered lathe right sin seeiog
an English vesel bearing down on him, and on torn-
ing to the ;eft ether vessels apperred. We ?Aye ngt
levant ykether he, w,as'2eapturecl,
.or again tc.ichea
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OA port. His pera.tion woe )very critical.
dole than 50,thX) pe!Fons went 'YestqdßY evelit.P
to the Prieleer of the Military §ehoel, heretofore Call-
ed ;he 4rid:..te of to ascertain if theyeport
inirted.since Suathiy, of the.destrutioti.of that pub:
lie monument, was true. Thtee fciurths• of the
Parisians considered it as a fable inveinted•and -adop-
ted by malice, inn which could have no'Weight. with
men tit sense. Our Allies, it was Said, entail not be
our enemies, and even enemies respect the monu-
ments which it is not for their interest to destroy.—
Pesnies, how could it be believed that public edifices
trel neder the protection of a solemn convention
(sect tt•:r i it;t.atkicle) could softer any injuir t A
thtib., suspii.ion would be injurious to the foreign
r to the illi;ed General's. They made war
'pee and his adherents; all the declarations
o:;- rowers have not ceased to repeat it ; but they
made no war on urine bridges and montimems:—
eve”, een.ideration, then. must b;.. encouraging ; Still
tissians %veg.:• not tht!. less occupied in
thsit magilleicent bl iege, and determined to taiovi it
re. Two) piles on the side of the Champ Elysees;
tee) piies the side of the Champ-de-ttifars,
Sr ere bored through: the ezcavations were filled with
gunpr:wder the upper part of the, hrike. was already
strips of the paveneut, and they endearroured to pour
piwder into some openings made in the arches.
1:,.f,
cal. the grief of the Parisians at this sad spec-
tacle : they could rot believe their eyes. The most
lively reptesentatiflus of the; Dukes of Wellington
were without success: those Of the • most august of
persoilages 'seemed-to liaie beenrejected. Already
the fire was put to, the piles on the ;eft bank, happily
wilt little eOrect, whln the EinperisiAlmndir aerie.;
rd. With. what impatience Wilma flXOetted The
counter.nrrier was immediately then; it was, they
elirm 0.,1,c10ck At night_; the &Pitiful preparit,
tions ceased. Letts hope that the stay of the Sove-
reigns in mar capital will soften the evils of war a it
is a benefit. Wm. gratitude will add to that of
having restored to us our beloved Monarch.
The, Ernperor'•of Russia, -in a blue frock, grey
pantaltions. end rotund hat, withent any decoration,
thought this evening to go about iaceznito in Luis;
but in crossing the Palisie Royal 'be was recognized,
and at crice made koown,by the cry.of Vivo P Ern-
pereur Alexandre !" which 11e4tiom moutlito mouth.
The National Guards, for the most part Unarmed,
rah from all.parts, formed a circle round his Impe-
rial Mejesty, and so conducted him to his palace.
The crowd thickened as it weat, and the Emperor
arrived at the Elysee Bourbon with a numerous cor-
tege. The cries of a, Long live the Emperor Alexan-
der, long bye the magnanimous Emperor," never
ceased. .

There is no kind sf report thit malignity does not
spread to disincline the inhal.i:ants of Paris against
the AlLed troops. Some have gone so far as to say,
that tfe Prussian Generals have removed from the
hlustlim different objects of art and curiosity. Al.
tho,i gh we have no positive ass9rances to the contrary,
we b,ii,ve we can contradict this news. It is im-
ptuballe that superior Officers would thus allow the
eaten vilarion of the articles of the Convention which
tee)? throlvlvcs signed. • Above all. it is impossible
pi,tt the 8 e!eigns who last year gave the French so
inAny r,t4toploc of ntr,derstinn, and OUr Motiaecti so
s' mny proofs of respect, should suffer some of their
s.,Ljec:% to commit acts of Violence, now that the
11:1', is r-turned 'to fits capital, and that they can
tt eat a ith Lim withoat wounding. any forms or de.
corn

A rnsllg the spontnneous illuminations with which
CI e i:.! :ill it:i n'ts 11.'14Wiet4E'ttirated the retritn of *th •
43f
li;tig, we rem irked with pleassite those which deco.
third tl,c 1;4; Ide of the hotel nt M. Camhacerea. This
affords ns au opportunity of doing justice to M. Cam-
bactles,' and of saying that he cunduethr himself
like a tsise mart and a friend of Iris country? both
sine- the restoration and during the three month;:
wl.i.:!: interrupted that. blessing. Before the 20th of
tlarch ll.• troll part in no.plut against the King; when
al!ain not& a Arch-Chancellor B.;oaparte, he newer
a lywired at his Council without advismg measures of
same, r a one, and mildness.

TI ie town of C.halons4ur.Marne wasktakess by as-
sault pilldged. ,hfittly citizens log their lives.
The storsmng end pillage of the town of Chalons.
snr.M.irne, is tlitivacentsated -for in the Journal der
Debars of the Wrh inst.'• The Russians saving sum.
monad the town to hoist the white flak and surrender,
it obeyed after a looglesitation, as it wag totally in-.
defensible. The Kwitistn advanced guard passed.
through thetlivin without opposition; but on issuing•
out it on the rani side,' they were assailed with
anon and musketry by the National Guards, and
the St!idents of the Lyceum -of Arts and Trades
The Russian: were' driven hark through the 'tow!)
•svith the loss- of several killed, and the gates were
elcied by the. conquororb 'who prepared for further
ciefer.,:c%, The It tissilluts, however,. returned power.
full); Onioteed, krdr, tkroogli the pilisadoes, and
forced their way into the town, which they plundered

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