Star.
London, England, 1804-08-31 00:00:00

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PARIS, AUGUST it.
The Emilio' had detired M. le Marechal de
SitntAT Governor of Paris, to defiribute the deco-
ration Of the Legion of Honour among the Legiona.
ries of the fir& Military Divifion, who were unable
to receive it at-thehrelies on the lath July. The
diaribution was made yefierday. The truopschich
compote the garrifon of Paris affembled on the plain
of Sablons, where, arkpr .vaitous mancenvres, they
formed a hollow fguare, aaok all the Members of the
Leglbo, not yet decorated with the Star, baring al-
terable(' ip the middle of this military fguare, Mar
fhal AUIIIAT addicted them in neatly the following
tersnot • •
" Bra 64 I,,egigisiries--flis Najaf!). the Eisteaoa
has charged-aur to sranfmit the Star of the Legion of
Honour to thole whet have not yet received it fiom
his hands. His•Majetty could-net entrutk me with a
mote honourable nitffiositlfan that isf decorating with
the Prize of valour the bravestigtogg the brave, who
compote the French army, _Generals, Officers,
and Soldiers, who have fought and devoted yourfelves
foe your country. you .are going to receive the re-
ward of your toils; the Eagle, which will loon cover
you, will wilily to your fellow-citizens, and to poi-
terity, your Cervices an 4 your.glory. Already I fee
locus,
foldiors. tut lately, famed under your co-
. loses, homing with -imptalietwe in expellation of an
mortality of deferring filch ebtillient dillinBion.
What that-weft of glory does got an infiittnion, fo
granitend totronformable bathe oational charafter,
proasife to us Let thole glanders tremble, eternal
of the world ! Ibtsli thole itenible. who dare
'trittuelltedtfetves the enemies of France, and of
Geetrriment that the cherifbes ? I WO going to
• otertuv heart the certain pledge of its viaory.
B 6 AAAAA Tr, who has eftabliflsed it among
; live the EMPiltalli
troops repeatedly exclaimed. " Long live
Jetta I" The Legionaries took the oath and
the decorations from the bands efltatibal
ansida the Cries of " Frye limperar I vies

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e liberty of the prcis is guaranteed by the Con-
Ation. It is the duty of the Senatorial Comnsiffian
rand its priociple from being invaded. It is the
y of the hfinider of the Police to preeent it from
axing a fource of public difurder. ,
different Legiflative Affemblies have propofed
• laws for atcertaiaing and punithing thole of-
which the prefs is the indrunsent. After
laborious and 'tittle...Real attempts, they were
obliged to confers that a pofitive law would
• more arbitrary 'regulation than it could pui-

prevent. •
Conflitution ezercifes a controul over the li-
f the pref., in refpe& to the public journals
Painful experience required fuch a diftinaion.
are not fubjefted to preliminary approval

tp publicaticin.
According to the reports made by the Mini le of
concerning the office for the liberty of the
the thtee learned men who compote it, Mari.
LacurtLut,jun and Dssroucusairs,
consraiffioserte trinfmit to him all applications
flall be made by authors refpating the publica-
'their works.
writer, whore objea is evidently to excite fe-
A or immorality, fees for lonic clandefline mode
which he may ditreminate the poi Con he has en-
gendered. Men of letters rarely expofe themfelves
t reproach, but they frequently continue wa-
between that partiality which attaches them
ai ideas which they have once conceived, and
confequences that may poffibly refult from them.
c ate informed, that one of the reafons for efia-
blifhing ass Ogre of Advice far Ike Liberty eat Preli,is to
fupply inch perfons with judicious fuggeftions and
connfel. 'Fire Members of that Board, who will
horsonryd both with the confidence of the head
the Pollee and the Men of Letters, will be bell able
, point out to the latter the well founded appre-
henfions that their publications may poffibly give
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AUGUST 55.
Majeßy the Emperor fet not from Dunkirk
Saturday; he palled through Furnes and Nieu.
and arrived at 011erd at t p.m. Before he en-
the city. he reviewed the feveral corps which
Ader the Bay. The civil and Military Authorities
Nth came to meet him, prefented an impofiug
Arid. by their military and elegant dreffes.—
' hawing received the Authorities, he repaired
: camps ; from thence he went to infped a large
of the BAtasian flitilla until Mn: at night. Sun-
the Bilh.tp of Ghent Paid math before him at
in the mortiin:.. Immediately after, he went to
icR dirili ,n of the camp commanded by Gene.
OUDINOT. Aster has traverfed the battalions,
. having converted with all the officers, and re-
.wed them in the TOR minute detail, during which
• he made feveral promotions, granted two pen•
s to two foldiers covered with wounds. and plc.
feveral foldiers' children in the Lycees, he ma-
,vred the troops, and made them defile before
1. During all this time the rain fell in torrents.
people of Oltend were afloniffied that none of
army feemed to perceive it, and that the ma.
Imes continued as it it was the Ikea. we.itlicr ever

_Awn.
The flute day the Emneror gave a.dinner to the
netals and Colonels of the Camp. He afterwards
tnt to the Theatre, and law a piece performed, in-
led. Line 70StiWC du Caws, de Brawl, ",,,A day at the
imp of rules."B The Emperor. in his review of
rtetavet, arcertained the good compofition
he crews, and (hewed his fatisfedion at the good
tte of the flotilla.- Mowiteer.
The lan letters from Etralburgh fay, that the Em•
!rot is expened in that city towards the end of Au.
,oR. and that his Mijelly will afterwards vilit all
le thong places along the Rhine. At Strafburgli,
rent preparations are making for the Emperor's re
notion. The Prefea has difiributed infiruttions to
15 Mayors concerning the Emperor's reception.—
tanned la Dlidel.
The Portaguefe frigste Carnlise attired at L'Ori-
it on the loth, With Madame Lasses and the For-
poetic Ancbalindor Dc lama.

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