Star.
London, England, 1815-04-05 00:00:00

PARIS, APRIL 2.

General Dejean, Grand Treasurer of the Lepion
of Honour, transacted business yesterd.ty niortia g
with the Emperor. His Majesty ordered the Mau-
bets of the Legion of Honour to be paid all citric
arrears for the year 1813, the preceding yesr,
six months of 1814.—Mositeur.

The Emperor took an airing the day before yes-
terday in his carriage. It was the first time his Ids•
jesty had gone abroad since his arrival. Ile is conti•
nually occupied in affairs of State.
The Council of State asseMbled yesterday
at 010
o'clock, and will continue to meet every Tuesday
Friday.
The Count de Sem has resumed his office of
Grand Master of the Cereasonics; - -

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Faris a few diyi ago from Orleans, marched this
morning by the 4ray of Denis.

Lectors from Marseilles of the 17th, Communicate
tl'c arrival ef 'the Duc D,Angouletne in that city.
vs .ii.tcr or A LitTTZR PROM TitZ COUNT DR LILLR
Ti) TIIR COUNT D'A*TOl3.
March 23.
is Oil arriving hereb my dear brother, I found the
q,errison retuned, and that I hod very little cause
to plAce reliance on them I wished its make them
march out ; but Mortier told me, he codd not an-
:wet for their obedience. In consequence of his ad-
.:ice, with that of Macdonald, Berthier, and the Duke
• f Orkanc, I resolved to repair to Dunkirk, and cause
•:iy houscliold to come to me there. At this time
Rivard brought me your letter from Beau-
;.;;., which t'prives use of all hope or being joined by
household troops.
I am, thetelbre, determined to proceed by
to Ostend. If you can still reach Dunkirk wit
household troops, I shall join you the moment I hot
of it. I Jo not belitve it possible ; but we must be
prepared for every thing.n— fowled de Path.
PARIS, APRIL 2.

Letters from Marseilles of the 17th, announce that
On the IGth the Duc d'Angouleme had arrived is

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CrURIER PXTRAORDINART OP SATURDAY MORNING.

They write from Valenciennes, on the 28th of
March, that the communications with Brussels are
:ermined. The Hanoverians, who occupy that
allow the rrench to pass, but they will not suffer
any to ret;:rii to France.
General Grouchy is appointed Governor of Lyons.
'llirechal de Camp Lallemand is appointed Lieute-
nant ral by a Decree oldie Emperor.
'Ex Minister of IVar has given orders for 2000 ra-
ticcs te, be prepared on the route to be taken by the
carriages sent to convey the Empress.
The Empsror, accompanied by Count Bertrand,
talk an airing yesterday in a carriage.
Au Officer attached to the king's Household, who
accompanied his Majesty to Ostendb informs us that
three mounted Officers of the Garde: du Corps rode
all the way at the carriage doors.
The King and his household 511 ed three carriages.
In the first were the Kings the Cotint de Blacas, the
Prince of Poix, and the Duc de.fluras. In the se-
:Gr.d, the Prince of Wagram, the Duc de Grammer,
the Duc de Luxemburg, and the Duc de Havre.—
The third contained the suite. The Ptinte of Wa-
;ram qUitted the King at Bruges to go to Biusselss
,hence be returned to the King at Ostend. Next
1y he set off with the Duke of Luxemburg for
B.mberg. The English are landing immense bodies
i troops at Ostend.
M. Hue, who had proceeded to Calais to embark
sith the treasure of the Royal ramily, not finding
in opportunity, proceeded to Ostend, where he ar-
rived safely with his three chests.
On the Vath, Lord Fitzroy Somerset hired a
jacket boat at Calais to convey him to Dover, but
when out of the harbour the vessel vials steered for
Ostend. On the 28th the Spanish Ambassador to.
Paris took the same route.
CHATEAUROUX, MARCH 30.

The Doc de La Tremouille has been stressed for
sowing dissensions s he was this day brought to this
'own by gem d'irmes, between four and five in the
tveuing.

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