Star.
London, England, 1815-03-27 00:00:00

PARIS, MARCH 19.
" toittis, by the Grace of Gon, king of France and
Navarre, to onr trusty and well-beloved the Peers of
France, and the Deputies of the Departments :
" DIVINE PnovionNce, who recalled us to the
throne of our fathers, now permits that this throne
should be shaken by the defection of a part of the
armed force who had sworn to defend it. We might
avail ourselves of the faithful and patriotic disposi-
tions of the immense majority of the inhabitants of
Paris,, to dispute the entrance into it of the tebels
Si:udder st the adaniider of every description
which a inhibit within its walls would bring upon
the inhabitants.

" We retire with a few brave men, whom intrigue
and perfidy will not succeed in detaching from their
iduties ; and since we cannot defend our capital, we
will proceed to some distance to collect forces, and
to seek at another point of the kingdom, not for sub.
jects mote loving and faithful than our good. Park
sians, but ..for Frenchmen more advantageously
situated to declare themselves for the good cause.
The existing crisis will subside into a calm. We
have the soothing presentiment, Viet those misled st.l-
- whose defection exposes oar subjects to sornany
dangers, will soon discover their error, and will find

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n our indulgence, and in our affecLion, the recom-
pense of their return to their duty.
a We will soon return into the midst of this good
people, to whom We shall once more bring peat* and
happiness.
“ For there causes we declare and orchid as fol-
lows :
" Art. I. In terms of the 30th Article of the Constitution:3
Charter, and the 4th Att:cle of the 2d Title of the Law of the
14th August. 1814, the :cession of the Chamber of Peers, aii.l
that of the r of Deputies, for 181 4, are declared at an
cud. he Feiss und the Deputies shall forthwith separate.
" 2. We eotivrke a new :•essiori of the Chamber of Peers, and
the Section for 11415 of the Deputies. The Peers and the De.
patiec of the Departments shall meet at the !oonect'possible pe-
r nJ, in the place which we shall point out a: the provislmal seat
of our Government. Any Assembly of either Chamber held
el:ley/here, without our authority, is from this moment declared
null and illegal.

" S. Odr Chancellor and Ministers are each, in what concerns
him, chal gel with the execution of the present Proelatnation,
which shall be communicated to both Chambers, published and
posted up in Paris, aad in the Departments, and forwarded to
all the Prefects, Sub• Prefects, Courts, and Tribunals of the
K ingeoms.

"Given at Parir the 19th of March, in the sear of our
1015, and the 20th of our reign
(Signed)

" Louia.

" BY
a" Thu CLiaccdor oc France,

N-~ i:'

BOURDEA U X,. MARCH 14.
The Count de Lynch having been admitted this
morning to audience with Madame (the Duchess of
Angoulmne), requested her Royal highness, in the
name of the inhabitants of the city of liourdeaux,
deter her departure, which was to have taken place
this day. His Excellency the Governor, M. Le Pret,
and the Colonel of the National Guard, who were
present, joined their earnest entreaties to those of the
Mayor of Bourdeaux, and her Royal Highness
deigned to signify that she granted their request.—
The day belly yesterday were presented to Madame,
by the Prefect of the Gironde, the General Officers
of the place, the Officers of the 61st and Bth regi-
ments of the National Guard of Marine, of the Na-
tional Guard of Lot and Garonne. They all reite
rated with enthusiasm the oath to combat and die for
the King and the Family of the Bourbons. A great
number of persons offered themselves to take the
hell The same oath Was repeated by all the Mcm
bers of the General Council, the Officers of the Na-
tional, of Lesparre, and of the Garrison of Bayonne.