Star.
London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPSRS.

PARIS, AUGUST 7.
Further account of the proceedings yesterday at
the Thuilleries
" The King received the Civil and Military An-
tlinsities. Deputations with addresses, &c.
64 Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Angou-
leme and the Duke of Berri attended the King's mass,
which was celebrated in the chapel of the Thuilleries.
a On his return from mass, his Majesty appeared
at the balcony, and immediately the air resounded
with cries ot Vive le Roi 1" Some minutes before
an impudent fellow spoke against the allied troops,
in a group collectecrfor the purpose. On the intima.
tions which were given to him, he Made off, but he
was still watched. While the King was on the bal-
cooy, this wretch alone kept on his hat. He was
:irked to take it off: he refused: but then a military
man, weering the badge of an order, took off the
hat ; upon which, the fellow slunk into the crowd
muttering.
" About five o'clock dances and songs re-cotta
silenced in the recesses under the shade of the trees,
in the garden ot the Thuilleries.
" At eight the Kies, accompanied by Monsieur
and the Due de Bern, appeared at one of the win-
dows of the palace. The most lively acclamations
were heard.

ei In the course of the afternoon, several audacious
fellows uttered seditious cries. They were taken up,
and conducted to the guard.house. Among them
was a military man, whose epaulettes were imme-
diately torn cif. It is to be hoped that measures will
at length be taken to punish these authors of sedition
And di-tut hers of the public repose."
La here and Mezieres are still closely besieged.—
Valencit•tmes is said to have concluded an armistice
with the besiegers.
Prince Talleyrand did business on the day before
yesterday with his AN esty, from two until tour o'clock.
We are assured that it has been proposed to call
the collections of paintings taid statues in the Louvre,
the European Murmur. These collections would be
considered the common property of the European
nations, confided to the care of the Parisians. It ap-
pears that a small number, consisting of pictures on
sacred subjects, will be excepte.: from this measure,
aril returned to the places of worship for which they
were originally intended.
We are assured that the Due •de Bourbon will re-
side permanently at Nantes,: as GovallOr of the
Western Provinces.

ORDFIit OF THE DAY.
" Pals, August 5.
" Agreeably to the orders of his Evcellency the Minister, Se-
c-etaty rf State for War, with a view to avoid all kild of nii.una
drrtanding between the Allied and the French Officers, the Go-
vernor of the First Mtlitary Division directs that the Officers of
ail ranks who are employed at Paris, or wbo have obtained per.,
sii.it-ion to reside there, shall not appear in public, except in their
uniform.

" Dating from to-morrow, the 6th of August, every Officer
bavi'fr olstalnowl rermission to reside at Paris, will be eipected to
carry his permit constantly about him, that he may be able to
eatibit It when required.
" The Governor of the First Military Dlvi don recommends
most yarticulariy to the Officvr4 a compliance with the present
order, and warns them that it will be their own fault if, by not
conforming to it, they subject themselves Id something disagree-
able.—The Governor of the First Military Division, Peer of
Prance, " Count Matsots."