Star.
London, England, 1813-03-22 00:00:00

FRENCH PAIPEItS.

PARIS, MARCH 10.
'Hit Majesty the Emperor and Ring yesterday ar-
rived from Trianon, at the Quarter Napoleon (Mili-
tary School.) His Majesty reviewed a great number
of regiments of the Imperial Guard, infantry and
tavatry. The reviavebegan at half-past eight in the
snorting., and lasted till noon. His Excellency the
Duke of Reggio is arrived at Paris.
FRANKFORT, MARCH 10.

The tat and 2d Corps of Observation of the Rhine,
commanded by Generals Soubam and Bremer, and
which have been cantoned for some time here and in
our neighbourhood, set out this morning for Aschaf-
fenbourg. They will be replaced_by the 3d and 4th
leivisions of that corps. .
DRESDEN,
,F/LBRUARY as.
PROSLAMATION,
KIS "OVAL DIAJZOTT Tat ZINO 011 OASONT..
" We, Frederick 'Auguste% by the grace of GOD, King of
Saxony, ?cc.
" We find ourselves, by existing circumstances,
under the necessity of quittting our metropolis, and 1
Milting to another part of our kingdom, where we
sink of remaining so long as ti,curhstances may re-
quire, and admit of our so doing. The political sys-
tem to which we have, for the last six years, attached
ourselves, is what the State is solely indebted to for
its preservation in the most threatening dangers in
&be course of that period. True to our treaties of
alliance, we still look forward with confidence to
the happy result, which, even i£ oe. wishes for the
restoration of peace should remain unfulfilled for the
present, we may promise ourself, from the powerful
mesistance of our great idly, the active support of the
confederated powers, and the proved valour of our
troops, who have covered themselves with glory in ,
kgining for their country's cause.
H Our beloved subjects will in the surest manner
promote the attainment of the end which we liave so
imuch at heart ; to avoid and lighten the evils of war
as much as possible by their loyalty, constancy, and
quiet conduct ; and likewise thereby hasten the pe-'
rod of our reunion with them.
66 During the whole t ourse of our forty-five years
government, and under all the changes of circum-
stances, we have made the welfare of the country,
and the happiness of our subjects, the sole object of
our endeavours ; and have ft:44)406e highest reward
for all our cares, in • the' ever equal confidence and
immoveable attachment ef our people. We make
ourselves assured, of receiving !still continued pools
of these sentiments, which aro most conspicuously
shewn in times of trouble; and we thus hope, with
the assistance of Gne, soon to return to our beloved
subjects, and again to employ ourselves for their
durable welfare to the best of our ability.
16 All the Officers of the Kingdom are to remain
it their usual occupations during our absence. The
care of the country's welfare, in all occurrences and
situations which may be produced by the state of
war, we have devolved on an immediate Council
established here ; to which all Magistrates and sub.
jects of cur Kingdom have to apply under the cir-
ctuwetances before mentioned, and to follow its direc-
tions in all cases.

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K We again exhort our faithful subjects to support
theuncient renown of the &lion nation,. by a peace-

Able and orderly conduct, consistent with the. unal-
tcrable sentiments and intentions which have always
influenced us for the true prosperity of our native
4101111 LIT.
" Done and given under our proper signature,
and with the impression of our Royal Seal, at Dres-
den, the 23d of February, I§l3.
(Signed) " FREDERICK AucuPrus."