Star.
London, England, 1815-07-18 00:00:00

DRENCH PAPERS.

(1111C/UViD THIS MORNING.)

PARIS, SATURDAY, JULY IS.
'To-day, at one o'clock, the King received a visit
from the Emperor Alexander, accompanied by the
Duke of Wellington.
The King also received to-day the StatiOfßceri o'
the Allied Armies.

There was no exchange to-day: the cause is a:•
ways the same. There is reason to believe that it
will open to-morrow. Bargains were made howeve.
at 63 and 64. Wagers were taken that the F
would rise when 'Change opened.
It is said that the superintendency of Religi
Commerce, the Press, and the responsibility of
Communes, are suppressed.
The mania for crfating places and increasing tilt-
sAlAry, in order to multiply individual fortunes around
a Government which could not subsist wishout.erta.
earth was such, that rlOO,OOO francs were paid for •
uness formerly done done biy two or three Coma
at 12,000 francs.

The Duc de Richelieu, who is appointed .one
the Ministers, had not arrived at Paris to-day.

M. Guile% formerly Seeremry-General to the M.
sister for the Interior, is nominated Secretary-Genell
to the Minister of Justice..
M. Pasquier, brother to the Minister of Justice atr.,l
Prefect of the Departmect of the Sarthe, has been
restored to his functions.

Baron D'Albignac is Secretary-General to the Wa:

It is quite certain that by orders from Marsh,
Blucher, sequestration has been placed on the ph.,
perry of several of the conspirators.
The portrait of Davoust as well as that of Ney bas
been removed from the Hall of the MArsbAls. Th
of Murat is still there however.
The traitor Ney passed through Lyons on the
of July. Tie said he was going to Switzerland.

The Duc de Bassano who asked a passport f.
Switzerland was related, buthe afterwards got o:
for Weimar, in .S.txony.
Prince Razomuifbky, one of the Plenipotentiatif -
of the Emperor of Russia, bas arrived in Paris.

General Platoff arrived in Paris yesterday. Ii
lodges with a numerous suite in the house of Z
Sommariva.

General Pifuhl, the Military Commandant of Paris
has publicly intimated that passports for the depart•
melts on the other side of the Rhone and Loire,
cannot for the present be granted.
The Imperial Guards of Austria and the Prussian
Royal Guards have arrived at Paris.
For several days the patroles which watch over
the tranquillity of Pads have bon composed partly
Of National Guards, Hanoverian*, and English.

On the 6th July the City of Grenoble um. attached
by a column of 3000 Austrian and Piedmontese
troops. After an engagement of three hours a sus-
pension of arms was concluded, which was to last
until the morning of the 9th.
On the 9th the• City of Rennes was in a dreadful
state of agitation. The military kept down the itr-
i•
habitants. Two guns were planted against the Hotel
de Ville to prevent the inhabitants from breaking the
bust of Bonaparte.
Letters from Vienna state that Madame Murat
will be conducted with her children from Trieste to
Prague, to fix her residence. The diamonds and
money which were left her by her convention with
the English are valued at eighteen millions.
Murat, who is at Toulon, hesitates whether to join
his wife at Prove, or to embark for England: He
has applied to the British Ministers for permission to
retire to London.

Orleans is at this moment occupied by allied troops.
The bridge is untouched. The ret els are raising en.
trenchments on the left bank of the Loire.
The submission of the army on the Loire is but
partial. There are many persons in this army w►ho
still dream of Bonaparte, and who are besides con.
vineed that he is elsewhere than at Rochfort.

The Emperor of Russia has appointed M. d'll.lo-
- peus Governor-General of Lorraine,
M. Hulot, brotheria.l3w to General Moreau, is
appointed Secretary,General to the Chancellerie of
the Legion of Honour.
. Yesterday a considerable sum wag paid on account
of the contribution imposed on the City of Paris. It
was shared among various classes of citizens. The
Notaries have paid 226,000 francs; the Aiwa! (Bar.
risters), 500,000 francs; the Merchants, 600,000 ;
the Bankers, 400,000; the 'Cnange Brokers, 500,000.
In order to reimburse the money thus advanced, mu-
nicipal liens will be given them over the extraordinary
contributions about to Ise levied on all the inhabitants
of the.CapitaL

Count Darn is among those whose property bas
been sequestrated.
The rebel army has crossed the Loire in three co-
lumns, at Cita, Orleans, and Blots. The column
which passed at Orleans is the most numerous.
Yesterday great numbers of irregular Cossacks
entered Paris.

letters from ()gleans, dated on the 13thr intorin
os that there was not then a single French soldier ist
the place. The Prussian surrounded it, and were
to enter at two o'clock, t. in. The rebels hare con-
structed a tete de pont and unpaved the ridge.
Valenciennes is still bombarded. The Cemnu