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

JOURNAL DES DEBATS.]

King Joseph, brother to the Emperor, arrived to
at three o'clock, P.M. His Majesty occupies the
Palace of the Eliseurn Napoleon.
Letters from Flotence state, that Madame, the
mother of the Emperor Napoleon, and the Princess
Eliza, his sister, who had remained at Pon() Ferrajo,
have disembarked at Viareggio, not fir from Lucca.
It is said that English troops will immediately occupy
Elba.

A Commission appointed by the Emperor, and
composed of his Excellency the Duc de Bassano, Mi-
nister Secretary of State; and the Counts Defermont,
13oulay, and Rego cult St. Jean d'Angely, who are
eccupied with an important work concerning the
Council of State.

We have been this day informed that M. Defer-
moot is appointed First President of the Court des
Comptes ; M. Dupent Delperte, Prefect of the De-
partment of the North; M. Pauchet, Prefect of the
Gironde; M. Bouvier Duniolard, Prefect of the
Sarthe ; M. Villot-Freville, Prefect of the Meurthe ;
M. Duval, formerly Prefect of the Stura, Prefect of
the Cote d'Or ; M. Frochet, formerly prefect of the
Seine, Prefect of the Mouths of the Rhone; M. Arnash,
Auditor of the Council of State, ex-intendant of
Trieste, Prefect of the Ardeche ; M. Mechin, Prefset
of the Lower Loire M. Hard, the Ex-sub Prefect
of Soissons, Prefect of Landes ; M. Jean de. Brie'
Prefect of the Lower Rhine M. Dilleville

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bottivii ilaiaelet,
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foct ef.the Loire.
We are also assured 'that the General ,of Division
Omni Fieycinet is appointed to the chief command
of the 15th Military Division, the liead-qvaters of
which were at Rouen.

Le Chevalier Saulnier, appointed by the Emperor
twelve years ago, Secretary General to the Ministry
of the Police, has been recalled to his functions.
General Count Lobau, Aid-de-Camp to the Em-
peror, is appointed Commandant of the first Military
Division. General Latnarque is the Commander or
Paris.

The brave Imperial Guards will arrive at Paris
to-morrow.

Great numbers of troops are expected to pass
through the capital on their way to their various de-
stinations : they will be reviewed by the Emperor as
fast as they arrive.

Ihe fine bronze bust of the Emperor above the
gate of the Napoleon Museum has been replaced, and
the Imperial Eagle restored on all the public mo•
❑unients.

The Duke D'Orleans arrived at Lille on the 19th
of March : he was accompanied by Marshal Mur-
tier, Duke of Treviso, Lieutenant•Ceneral Dufour,
commanding a division, and the Prject M. Simeon.

Princeu Pkrthier, niece to the King of Bavaria,
passed through Strasburgh on the 17th, on her way
to Munich. Prince Berthier accompanies the King.
Prince Charles de Rohan passed Frankfort on the
IGth, coming from Paris.
[FROM TILE JOURNAL DE PARIS.]
PARIS, MARC!! 24.
The following is a correct List of the new appoint-
ments of Prefects by the Emperor:
Ain, M. Abrial ; Alines, M. Micoud-Dumons ; Allier, M.
Ponjart-Dulindert ; Hautes.Alpes, M. Laudoucette ; Ardechei
M. Arnaud; Ardetures, M. Girot de Viennet ; Aube, M. gee-
&rel. ; Boncltes-du-Rhone, M. Frochot ; Calvados, M. Richard;
Charente, M. Boissy-d'Anglas ; Cote-d'Or, M. Maurice-Du-
val; Creuze, M. Camus Dumartroy ; Doubs, M. Dawdle-
Maleschard ; Finisterre, M. Tournon ; Gard, M. Treillard
Gironde, M. Faucher; Ille.et-Vilaine, M. Bonnaire ; Indre,
M. Prouveur ; here, M. Colland la. Salcette; Jura, M. Doa-
zan ; Landes, M. Hard; Haute-Loire, M. Cahonet ; Loire-
la:ire-Inferieure, M. Mechin; Laird, M. Dout!elot ; Lozere,
M. Dunot de Charoage; Maine-et-I.uire, M. Viesville ; May-
enne, M. Devilhers du Terrage; Murbilntn, M. Julien ; Nievce,
M. Breteuil ; Nord, M. Dupoot-Delpones • Orne, M. Lama.
delaihe ; Pas-de-Calais, M.' Laussat; Basses-Pyrenees, M.
Contbes-Syes; Hautes-Pyrenees, M, Eusebe Dup'ont; Bas-
Rhin, M. Jean de Brie ; Rhone, M. Fourrier; Sainte et Loire,
M. Ducolombiere; Sarthe, M. Bouvier du Molard ; Var, M.
Dot-moat ; Venthe. M. Boulay ; Haute-Vienne, M. de Vaubay.

The pupils of the Polytechnic School, who so va-
liantly defended Paris when treason delivered that
capital to the enemy, have remained faithful to the
Emperor. At the time of the formation of the Royal
Volunteers, these young persons positively refused to
enrol themselves.

The whole length portrait of the Emperor has been
replaced in the Court of Caseation; the N's on the
medallions and the arms of the French Empire on
the chimney.
The Emperor, while on the island of Elba, lost
only a single man of the faithful guards who accom-
panied him.

ft is said that the 5 or 600 Gardes du Corps who
followed the King have been disbauiLd, and most
have returned.

EFItONI THE GAZETTE DC FRANCE.)
E Generat xeclnians set out We day belyre yester-
day with a corps of cavalry, which is marching upon
Beauvais.

Tile Duchess D'Angouleme has fled into Spain,
where it is said she will take up her residence in future.

&me detachments of Royal Volunteers who had
followed the King, and who had proceeded towards
Amiens, have dispersed, and the individuals who
composed them have returned home.
Sauce yesterday the National Guards have ceased'
to do the duty of the Palace.
Baron de Pornereuel has Aimed the functions of
Director-General of the Press.

M. de Beausset has given in his resignation as Pre.
sident of the Council of Public Instruction.
• Several Decrees are spoken of as revocatory of the
Arances of the late Government, and among
which will be first revoked, are the regulations
respecting the Public Instruction and the Institute.