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

FROM THE JOVENAL OF LOU

(Nos. 4 and 5, pablishedon the ISth and Itath
GREW r, APRIL t 5.
General the Count de Bnurnonville,
State of his Majesty the King of France,
here the day before yesterday, after hi
by fight from the persecutions of Bow
come to bring to the foot of the throne
reign, his homage and the offer of his
Baron Capone, Prefect of the Department
Ain, and M. de Vaublanc, Grand
Legion of Honour, and Prefect of the
been in this city some days, and have
nour of a private audience of his Mak
CHEW, APRIL tA.
The King of France has gone out these
to take his usual walks. His Majesty
sent enjoys perfect health, does not chi
Ghent, as the Peril journals have been
annuttilee, or at least he does not
this city in the direction svh.ch these
to him. His Majeslll,•l.l a Count
terday,

BACI.E. APRIL. S.
Ai length the fate of Switzerlard
its political existence will be recognize
teed by all the powers of Europe.
acrainted with their decision as reg
,it is entirely.conformable to the mag►
:powers, and to the esteem which the,
kik for nur nation. To pot the seal ,
tant aet there wants nothing but the leg,
the Helvetic Diet to the articles of
determined upon by the Committees
trusted with the regulation of the affairs
land and of our deputation.

PAWS. APRIL 2?.
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It may be said, that in the roi(
changes in men and things, the Nr
Paris, every time that it has been forme
the same spirit.
It was that which defended the the
Jacobins on the 10th of August,
It was that whish it was necessary
prison, and proscribe by means of
of 8,000 and 20,000, when it was
blish the reign of terror.
It was that which was replaced in 1
by men without military discipline,
rod caps.
It was that which, when Bonaparte
spite uf himself, after so hesit
so much reluctance, re-established
ceived him so coldly, when at his '
fight the Allies. he recommended
his dynasty.
It is that which, during the reign
Louis XVIII. shewed So much
devotion for constitutional royalty.
It is that which may he replaced
but which, such cs it was on the If
such as it has been during V 9 yetrs,
pearance, its invariable principle'
every kind of trouble and disorder,
revolutionat y excesses, will silwa,ll
ceive again the King and the Prii
enthusiastic greeting as in April,
Of 24 members of the Council
partment of Paris, almost all
strangers to political movements,
prived and replaced.
9f tp Pretests, 2S only remai
and there are but four who have
?refectures.
In the distribution of his forces
mates that the army of Provence •
be raised to 100,900 men : it will
Marshal Brune, who was depth
under the first reign of Bonlrirte•
l'he same journals say that if
•shal Soult will have an important ,
It is known that for a long time
Natalia Souk wag to succeed Benin
General.

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PARIS, APRIL $,
The list of Prefects which was
niter of the 10th of April, and
native, ha; already undergone tt
Many of those nominated refuse .
Prefecture of Dijon has already been
individuals.
It one wishes to see how, on the
lion, confidence, security, and the
ing.in all hearts, act ; and how,
patron, distrust, alarm, the want
thing, because no dependence
already exists, anxiety to put accomplices
operate, it will be sufficient to
revolutionary and conventional .
April, fixing the powers of the Es'
nissioners seat into all the military
Wee Palace,
NArot.aon, by, the grace of GOT
tution, EMpetorof the "

We have decreed.-and do decree,
Art. 1. Extraordinart Commissioners
military divisions. '•
st. They shall successively repair to
of the division. On their arrival they .
functions of mayors, adjuncts, and menthrrs
rill, those of ulcers, and commandants
of sub•prefrcts.
3. They shall proceed forthwith on
the rejects, to the renewal of the sub•prefects,
and members of municipal counclli, and ✓
mandarin of National Guard..

4. They shall Immediately laud the
they shall have provisionally appolnted,
oaths.

They shall proceed also to the renewal
use enonciligeneral Of department and
They *bill cause the new nominations to
receive In the olith of the near
shall have chosen.
6. Our Coenniissloners Eztraordlnary
Minister of the Interior separately the
make, including she sub-prefects, mayors".
tors of cities cootalaing above 5000 inhabitants,
nundOntion most be stibeniked to us.
7. Osir Voinnussionws Eittranedinarg
to replade provisionally the furtesiolialties
rent boards dt adminigiation who
their pests, of who shall be usable to continue
S. They give an account to our
their reared's powers of the changes
they *Safi have thodg4w,xssary, and
liens, with the reasons, for definitive nominations.
The 3iDg of France made scarcet
;France. AIIIIIDst all who wile
there 1 even at the moment when '

Gls xruL
sth of April.)
le, Minister of
'ranee, arrived
having escaped
maparte : he is
se of his Sove•
s services.
artment of the
Officer
of the
te Moselle, Save
re had the Ili.
tjesty.
these two day?
sty, who at pi..
hink of quittiii
been ordered i 4
think of ltaeio6
! journals avtigo
Ica of :tats
is deckled, and
izod aid goataa
Already nee :are
!fords (.I.llStiVel
gmitiimity oi the
hey have always
11 to this impor.
legal accessiol, of
If the Converitiou
!es who were st,.
flair: of switvr•
lidst of ro
atonal Guaid
formed, has c!iel.r:
throno against the
792.
ry to disband, im.
those famous lists
x intended to esta.
n 1793 as in 1915,
et with pikes and
arte with regret, in
esitation, and with
:d it in 1813, re.
s last departure to
to it the care of
ign of hit Majesty
zeal, Wdour, and
r•
!d by sans.culottes,
Ist of March, 1811
rs, 041 its fine ap
es of opposition tk
r, its horror for al
s be ready to re
duce. with the saw
444.
I General of the de
l landholders, arc.'
s, 14 have been de
sin in their place,
,e not Changed (hr
ter Bonaparte ir,;
e will immediote,
be commanded IN
rived and baniihe
te.
then it war, Ma
tt post in the am•
me the ambiticn
Bertbier as 144,4,'
as printed in the N
announced as dr. •
thirteen alteration
e to accept • and tl
offered °de to thr.
the one hand, affe
e conviction of Nig
r, on the other, usu
nt of changing eve:,
is placed on whs..
accomplices in oilier,
read the followir,
Decree of the
Extraordinary Con
ary divisions :
Palace, April CO, ISIS.
GOD and the Cons
French.
nee, as follows
vs shall be sent to all t
each of the departs ere'
shall put an end tot"
nthers of inuoicipsl cos:.
to of national guards, s
a the recondiner•dall'r'
prefects, mayors, aiijc.;
d that of officers and co
! new functionaries wh,
and shall receive c:
*timid of the wencher"
I of councils of
to be ozpvtlited, via ,
et Countellors ivntho
ley shall transmit to 7
he nominations tray •
on, adjuncts, arico •
habitants, whose ;fir"'
FT are equally authi,::
des and agents of the
who shall be absent
costume to fin them.
our Ministers accord;'
PS and substituouns
4 Shall their pro.'
Eliminations.
carcely any change
se in place rem:en!
11 the eongpirary

e‘iste wet* not Aove tv6 o't ti: judges'of eassa-
, - • : ,ced ; and the judicial order was entirely the
,s I o 'parte hatffrarned It. As to him, he had

-entervo Paris a fortnight, vr:len already Com.
inners invested with full powers have partitioned
Tore, in ordrr that his presence may be in some
multiplied everywhere, wad to be sere that every
not devoted to hies should be driven ?rnm all
Wilms, and replaced by his creatures.
one is astonishedttast Bonaparte entitles himself, at
held of his stew constitution, Beilitror hi the C, race
;0,1 he has, then, forgot that his Minister of the
rior, Count Carrot, said in his memoir to the King,
‘Vas it necessary for Louis to make himself King
Grace or Goo ? _ Did he not know tbat we had

Nvoleon by th. Grace of Gun ?"
one of the soldiers who came with Bonaparte
,„, ON." went lately to the theatre St Martin,
th he in ention of making them sing couplets in
our f his chief. Presently he threw them about
at prolusion in the pit and among ti,e actors on the
ize, requiring them to be sung. The spectators
,posed it ; he insisted ; they ordered silence ; his
:iterations disturbed the play—they cried " turn
sa ,iut," and be was driven out in spite of his re.
,taco. During this scene t!ie couplets its praise of
,n.iparte had passed into 'helm yds of the ladies in
b-res, who cut intofieurs lye the paper on which
couplets were printed, and threw :hem into the
. Plis gave the idea cit convening intoffeuer Je
.11 the papers which could be procured, a:id the
lent expulsion of the jauizary was slot so speedy
tl'at he was covered with a cloud, or to use the
Iression of the person wbo witnessed the scene,
th a suose-slio wer of fears de lye, which descended
in) the boxes into the pit.
We are .i,sured that Bonaparte, who found in the
reasury millions of negotiable bills, and :32
llions in cast.. bad Dot more, ou the 15th of April,
lu 14 ululation of bills, which were very_ditficuk
*update.

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