Star.
London, England, 1815-05-25 00:00:00

'Cation of Merdriguie.lad it tato Aurestliosomitat Ladles and
Doan (Cases dr Ned); bet the proem of to Damien, who
were directed upon the latter place, and the arrival of some
troops in the Lotillaci speedily dilated them."
The following is an Imperial Decree, inviting the
citizens to advance 4-stbs of the estimated value of
-communal property • 46 *dam of lime, May t.
" NAIOLION &C. •
"We have decreed, and do decree, es follows
trrri.s I.—! Or TIM SAILS or COITIIONAL PIROTSIITT, ST WAY
01 TOLUNTAST LOVAItCI ON ITS ZSTINIATTD.TALUS.
44 Art.:3. Communal Property remaining to be sold on the Ist
of May, 1815, in execution of the law of the tenth of March
18i8,11: the. departments designated in the schedule annexed, Is
mortgaged for the repayment of advances, whler ehall be made
conformably to the following Article:
" 2. AU Citizens of the said Departments are invited to ad•
Vance, each in proportion to his means, the amount of four-fifths
of the estimated value of the said property remaining to be sold
on the 1 et of May, 1815, provided no offer be less than MO francs,
The advances map: will bear au interest of six per cent. pet

FRENCH PAPERS.
RECEIVED THIS MORNING.

tCOURIER EXTRAoItDINARY OF MONDAY MORNING.)
Several persons have btsen•arrested at Versailles tor
affixing Royalist Proclamations.
The Emperor yesterday held a Privy Council.
General Loison is appointed Chamberlain.
Letters from Belgium say that the military attitude
of Francs has occasioned some serious reflections,
among the Allies.
A regiment of the Young Guard set nut yesterday.
• The Archduke John-arrived at Milan on the 10th
of May. The property of all those who declared
for the King N +pies has been sequestered.
We are :hutted that the assembly of the Champ-
do-:.lai is Pat off to the 243 th. _ _

Our regular forces are estimated at 400,000 men,
vi.thout reckoning the National Guards.

annum.
3. The Prefect will in consequence cause to be printed as
many aelvoiekteseostr. conformable to the annexed model, as
may be necessary to form a capital equal to four-fifthi of the es-
timated value of the said property ; and there shall be sent to
each individual a number of these ackwerlaij..m.sts, correspond-
ing to the sum total he shall think proper to advance:
" 4. The advances shall be paid according to the convenience
of the lenJers, either into the chest of the Receiver-General, or
into those of private Receivers, fur the behoof of the Treasury.
The payments must be made before the let of August next.
Tyne 11.—Or R Went!: ; OT AcissiowLsoositstlTS

PARIS, MAY VI.
EClitrtf Trtx slONLTeau.uk MrSNDAY
To-d.iy, being Sunday, his Majesty the Emperor,
surrount!ed by the Princes, the Ministers, the Grand
is• Ricers, Grand Eagles and Offwers of his House-
hold,. received before Miss a Deputation from the
Elccolral College .of the Northern Department.—
B's Majesty answered their Address iu a becoming
mintier, expressing a hope that if war should take
place, the people of the North of France would do
tlreir dory in defending not only the national hcnour
but our independence and our rights.
His Majesty, after the Levee, received a Deputa-
tion frorn,Corsica, consisting of Abbes Renucci, Ot.
tavi, and Colonel Ordioni.

DELIVLRI,II TO I tit: LINDKRS.
" Art. 5. From the lit of IVt4y, 1715, the produce of sales
male of communal property shall be kept in reserve at the Office,
of General Itteeir, in a chest with twn locks, of which the keys '
4hal remain , the one in the hAticis of the Prefect, and the other
in those of the Receiver-General; this produce shall, under the
responsibility of the Prefect, he exclusively empl.oyed in repay-
ing the acknowledgements delivered la.
14 8. In the first week of every month, commencing with the
tot of September next, the Prefect shall proceed to the drawing
by lottery of a number of acknowledgements corresponding to
the aunt disposable. The list of the successful numbers shall be
made public by printing, and the said acknowledgements shall be
repaid on preienution at the Office of the Receiver-General.—
' file Prefect shall take out of the chest with two locki the aqm
appropriated to this repa7ment.
" 7. The said acknowledgments ntsy be given as cash, In pay-
ment of communal property sold since the let of May, !PIS.
(Signed) " NAPoLcON."

[Here follows a long and very dull account of the
hoisting of the tricoloured fi tg throughout Corsica,
amid cries of 44 Vive l'Empereur !"]
PARIS, MA4I 22.
The grand review which was to have taken place
yesterday, of several regiments of the Old and
Young Girard, has been put off.
Persons who arriee from London, assure us that
they still think at London that there will be peace.
The preparations for war appear to have been sus-
pended. Orders Imo been given to disembark the
pontoon and other warlike equipages in the Downs.
They write from Lille on the I hth, that the report
•there is, that war is declared, but that England and
Austria 'remain neutral. •
The Due d'Albulera set out from Lyons on the
18th of May, to take the command of the army of
the Alps.
Count Msret, Extrocodin4ry Commissioner from
the Emperor, has also opined Lyons, to make a tour
in the department comprised within his division.
Four thousand workmen are at this moment em-
ployed on the fortifications of Lyon!.
We learn from Ghent that the discontented Bel-
gians, who are in a very strong majority, are impa-
tieut for the arrival a the liberators; whom they ex-
pect. Although the general spirit of the country' is
not favourable to the cause of the Bourbons, the per-
sonal character of the Count de Lille, preserves him
from the explosions of discontent, and the inhabitants
d tv:rhing whateser to aggravate his situation. It is
merely intimated to him that it would be agreeable
t) them if Le would change Iri4 place of residence.—
He gives freqtont audiences, and he is easy of ac-
cess. He has around him several hundred emigrants
and ancient Vendean partisans, who seem to do
nothing but kill the time.
The Duke d'Angouleme had been authorised by
the Government and the French Generals to carry
away with him a sum of 800,000 francs in gold and
about 1,200,000 francs worth in objects of values
which he had with him at the time of his capitula-
tion. Bands of former Spanish Insurgents, suspect-
ing that he had valuable property with him, entirely This day we received the Paris Papers of Monday,
stripped him of it, and pillaged him even of his linen from which we have given ample extracts in the
and clothes. In a letter written by this Prince to preceding columns. Our Readers already koow, that
tire Comte d'Artois, communicating this event, and the public press in France has again been put under a
in which he is FA from speaking of the Vrench'svith censorship. So much for the promised liberty ef the
respect or gratitude, he freely confesses that he did Press, which was to be ensured to the French people
not expect to he treated a thousand times worse by by the return of BONAPARTE to the head of the Go-
his ft iends the Spaniards, than he was in France by vernment. Since the Journal de PEnytire was pat'
his enemie% under the direction of Prince Lemur, the Joursatik
The Pt efect of the High Garonne wrote, on the Path, under the Duke of EASSANO, she Games de
1:301 of May, to the Sub-prefects and Mayers of bis France, under M. de LAI/MATTE, and the isavad
partment the following circular r General, the Paris Papers may be said. If possible,
Ste—Scveral malignant persons strenuously en- outlie themselves. The most barefaced falsehoods
deavour, by perfidious insinuations, to check the are stated which one would thiniteven a
spirit pate
of the military, who, yielding to the voice of ho- could not credit for a =intent. In the Papers now,
stow, are eager to rejoin their colours. They provoke received, they are gravely told that the reparations,
them to desertion. It is absolutely necessary to put a (or war have all been suspended in England L that
soap to the efforts of these criminal men, and to de- the troops intended for the Netherlands have been re-
liver up to the comeetent tribunals all persons whose landed in the Downs ; that the Belgians are anxious
• cooduct has a tendency to weaken the armies. His to receive thler French as deliverers; and, dust *ing-
Excellency, the Minister of War, orders me, in con- land and Austria have both announced their in-
sequence, to remind you of
.the •laws repressive of tentions to remain neutral ! These statements
these bird of crimes." bring to our recollection .m expression which during
Oily or.e add;tiortal subscription is announced in BoNAPAOTL'S former reigir had become commas in
tin for the defence of B.ONAP.RTZ and his Paris, when the speaker wished• to employ saperia.
associates. It is sad to have been conveyed to live of unbelief, 41 Mai COMM en isdkfis r what
Monsieur CAW.= :tithe following anonymous letter new phrase will they contrive for itatements like the
PAsis. MAT 20.—The time has returned for organizing foregoing ?
victory t f stdd you a cot epee on the Bank for 100 banes : the y It would however appear tklat some facts are so
'
lye produee,lby the sale of my jewels for the brit time in my •
notorious, that even the effrontery of the Paris press
nee !resented that I bad no other ornaments than my eLiidren.
.• • r 66 mu. L—. dales not entirely deny them : they do *e. next best
• A a counterpoise to this worthy matron's patriotic' in their powers they make light of &RM. call the ra-
.
ace, however, Monsieur CAasoT is constrained, to ports exaggerated, and lament how people of sense
isibjoin the following account of an insurrection can be imposed on by, them-, for a moment.—
gainst his muster's authority . . This is the way in which they affect to neat the
-e
-0 Some symptoms of inserrealon Om ken minlfested in the air' of ihturreaions in the Department?, the tifesal

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1815.
eRICE OF WI'OCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Reduced 584.-4 per Cent. 711 72—Navy Sait—Scrip 1
Cons. 5811--tor account, S9—lndia Bonds 11$ pr.
Exchequcr BiW 3s. to 51. pre.—Lottery Prods. 30s. pr•

•
Yesterday afternoon an abstract of the official ac-
counts from Italy, of which we laid a copy before
our Readers, was issued from the Foreign Office. a
copy having been forwarded to Government in dia.
patches from Lord BURWIEU.SII, dated the Sd and
arth Aram, from Rouse. Iciest:as shoe sok be fen,
tiered very probable that the reign of Molar easterly
at an end.
The following Private Letter from Naples; reached
us this morning :
"NA rLes, Anat. lB.—The Km; has declared. that whether
mar ur peace ensue, between England and Naples, the EngUsh
shall nut be molested : but the greater part of the travdkrs are
by land, though communication is cut of doubly—brat, by
.he hostile armies; secondly, by the ounisrous banditti.. mostly
leserters, and constquenly, well armed. Lord and Lady LAN.
Wks, returned a few days ago, being unable to proceed on ac-
count of the,e banditti.
" The Vuke and Duchess of Broroao, Lord. and lady
Oars so, and a few others, stiU remain. We have I.kevrise 'zooms
110/4ArAIRTL, Cardinal Fenn, and the old day lATITIA
Madame MLitt. They all live at Purtici with the Qoeen. They
made a party to Pompeii the other day, accomranir I by malt-of
:he English 'travellers of distil:caw, to be preset t at the opening
of a house, where they found many *roamer:4 and instruments
of brass and gold, and a beautiful head in marble."

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