Star.
London, England, 1815-04-18 00:00:00

EX ft ACT FROM IMF MONITEUR OF TUE LITIL

Ills Majesty went out in his carriage this day, n;
seven in the morning. He went to Lake An airing in
the woods (I. Cutttrif. He breakfasted at 14Almaison
with the Prircess Hortensia. His Majesty returned
to l'Aris at one o'clock, and held a Council of his IC,
nisters, which Listed till seven o'clock.
The Army of Observation asset:l:sled bcfore Liiie
amounts to 00,000 men ; it is dived into two curls;
tl.e first in adrince of Lille ; the second with
head du i:tars at VAieocierincs. These two conks ;.re
by C.;:ulit trkri.m and teneral
Tuot-i. ar SZ;(),1)00 muskrts, and 1.5(),G00 rep'
ing, in the goveriim..nt niagazii.(s
Lucien bonApitrte has been At Patis, but r.
to 112.ve lest it again, cliar-ged v. itli an important

n.
The 21r4niteur cont Ans a list of the N-tti-nal Cuartit,
des. i!l:d to protect the frontiers ag.unbt n;
it
presenti a total of 9,1'40 battilinns, loch, At 7:AI
!Veil g;V l* a total • I two r.-thlions two huitin,'
and jifiy.five t..-icusand (lid forty Net;w2,4l Gmirdt. The
b,111:12 .I.en!ent inentioi.s the nutnuer of n;ea
ate to gars on eighty-one of the :,trong lortresbes of
the Empire. The Monitekr his also scale cotre-cor-
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contutioa in that quarter.

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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

iro.moßßow WILL $E THE LAST DAY-...LOTTERY
BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK, MORNING Two
pRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS MUST'
Bs DRAWN.

TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1813.
.I:cE or• s roCKs THIS DAY Al* TWELVE O'CLOCK.
it,th.,Ld 36-4 per Ct. 7111v-5 per Ct. Navy 86i
57j—for account 371—Bunds 76. to as.preaa.
richequer *Gat es. prclu.

AVe have in the preceding columns continued our
extract) from the Paris Papers received yesterday.—
This morning we have received those of Saturday.
T!:eir contents are important, and to reserve as much
room for them as possible, we must again be very
brit' in any remarks we have to offer.

Every Journal that arrives proves more and more
pointed out with considerablecleoly that we have
precision the line of policy which the French Govern-
ment is parsuing at the present crisis :—a great spew
of modcr.ition and forbearance ; earnestness not to

disturb the peace of Europe; a desire to multi:Ain

inviol.tte the Treaty of Paris, &c. &c. while internally
individuals and property are to be equally protected,
the liberty of the press and freedom of worship to be
maintained, personal offences during the moments of
change, violence and anarchy, to be forgatten, and a
free representative government, under a limited mo-
earchy, to be clablished.
That there are individuals among the French who
hJnestly aim at all this, we leave no doubt; but we
:Ire equally convinced, as we have more than once
seated, that, with many who now act upon the stare,
the principal design in all that is publicly transacted
to put the other Powers of Europe in the wrong—
to throw upon them the odium of the war which the
French demagogues themselves seem to consider as
unavoidable, well knowing that their Chief has me-
rited every punishment which human vengeance
uhf inflict—to prepare the people for the conflict
on ..Mich they are called to enter—to alarm the fears
proprietors—and to inspire a conviction that the
of the French people and the Corsican are
pertatly identified as not to be separable.
The facility with which passports may still be ob-
tained to quit France; the comparative freedom of
speech permitted to the people ; the ready reception
into favour of eves those officers who have applied
epithets to BONAPARTE, which two years ago would
have carried them to the guillotine; the treatment
extended to the Duke d'AsciouLaste, after being
t iken prisoner by BONAPARTE'S troops, in permitting
his departure from France without any personal in-
jt.ry—in a word, every step of the French Govern-
ment, at the present moment, is in conformity with
the principle which we have pointed out as that
which now forms its line of politics.
We are sot of the number who give credit to the
French Rulers for sincerity in any of the ostensible
motives by which they wish it to be believed their
proceedings are dictated ; but we think the system
certainly deserves the praise of being the most prudent
that could have bees adopted in their present circum-
stances. We know, by private letters, that the ene-
mies of BONAPARTE are much more numerous than
many believe to be possible. There are several par-
ties in France, and it is only the fear of an attack
from without which secures their present union—or
rather which prevents their openly attacking each
other. Lately, when a large mob were clamorous
at the Thuilleries to see BONAPARTE, on his appear-
ance only about 100 cried out " ;live Plapopereer.ft
When so few out of some thousands joined in this
cry, is it to be believed that the relurn of the Corsican
was the unanimous wish of 25 millions of Frenchmen ?

In fact, one of tf:e factions which now supports him,
were desirous to place the Duke of ORLEANS on the
throne.— But enough of this at present. The French
5 per Cents. have fallen to 59 a GO.

The following are extracts from the Paris Papers
et Saturday i

PARIS, APRIL. 15.
Cr KIER EXTRAMIDINAI:Y OF SATURDAY %MIMING.
Upwards of 10,000 workmen are employed in ma-
Tutacturinl; arms of all kinds.

The ./..uegal of Fran4fo►t announces that M. Bou-
r:enne h4s sit out fur Hanburgh, to act there as the
Minister of the Count de Lille.

The
Constitution, which has been daily under dis-
clission by the most experienced politicians, mast of 1
have defended in our NAti•lnal Assemblies the
rg)lts of the people, will soon be finished, and will
ippear early next wcik.

[FROM THE WINITEUR
PAWS, APRIL Is.
Mushals Augereao, Jourdan, Brune, Oudinot,
Pld St. Cyr, took the oaths on Sunday to the
~Ispertyr„

lip au Impel ial Dccree of the 7th of this month,
Geileral Count Dumas is appointed Director-Gene-
ral of the Organization of the National Guards,
wider the orders of the Minister of the Interior.

By a decree of the Bth Aprtl, his Majesty has
granted the decoration of the Legion of Honour to
Mews. Huzard, Bose, Arago, Biot, Dasmarets, Gay
LUnae. Poinset, Richard, Sicard, Deyauz, and The-
nard, Members of the Imperial Institute.