Star.
London, England, 1815-05-11 00:00:00

PARIS. MAY e.

His Majesty rode out on horseback this morning,
accompanied solely by Counts Corbineas, Drouet,
and Flahaut, his Aides-de-Camp. He rode along
the Boulevards, and proceeded to the Faubourg St.
Antoine to visit the new manufactory of arms esta-
blished there. He afterwards inspected the cotton
factory of Richard Lenoir. The whole population
of the streets through which his Majesty passed
crowded around hint. It was a most imposing spec-
tacle to see our beloved Prince almost alone in the
midst of bin loyal ssioatets. who prowed opus Ms
liorse and kissed his garments. In going out his
Majesty gallopped, but on returning he was obliged
to walk his horse, in consequence of the crowd.

PARIS, MAY 7.
trim.' THE MOM I taro.]
his Majesty today had a grand parade, which
began after mass, and which was not over until five
o'clock. The EMperor reviewed the third division
of the army of reserve, a division of the young
guard, three divisions of infantry, and two divisions
of cava!ry of the Old guard. These troops wore al-
most all old soldiers, the youngest of whom had
ide three campaigns. Every person Was struck
with their beauty and the regularity of their ma-
Ilft avres. They manifested an enthusiasm which was
communicated to the crowd assembled. His Majesty
:eturned to the Palace El'see at a quarter past five,
and held a Council of Ministers

Six hundred workmen are to-day at work on the
heights of Montmartre : the number increases every
day : it is said that the number will be raised to ten
!liousand, as well upon that point as upon others from
the Seine to the Marne.

1:::11;ineers think Chit it will be passible, if the
hvar cf danger shoul..l arrive, to make inuastions
ap:iich will cover the whole of the left of the line.

In the visit Mach the Emperor paid yesterday to
Fatbotag Saint Antoine, many inhabitants
onlp:alned that its SIP:, day had been refused arms:
t: is Emperor replied that he hoped that the foreigners
would not break in upon the frontiers this year; btlt,
:it all events, they should have 40,000 hadskeu at
Pais, and a thousand attire of the line td arm And
di: 4:d the populainn. The Malt measures have been
taken at Lyons.
The war with v.-hich we are threatetled will be a
war against the independence of naions.
The Allies wish to treat Frante as they have
treated 3.12.0ny, Genoa, and the Kingdom of Italy ;
Act they will find othei- obstatles add new men ;.H
t!:eir intimations and their insidious proclamation:: are'
-.1 longer in SMOG j they will no more succeed in
disuniting us, than in kneArtering us ; thee will leiftn
at their own expense What 28 millions of Frenchmen
eau d), with five hundred thousand veterans, and+
Many thousand officers who have triuniphed in more
than fifty battles.
Certainly the French were never accused of a want
of courage—they will not want arms and means of
defence, with experienced °Ricers to direct them.

COUSIER, EICTDAONDJNARY or SUNDAY MORNINU.
" Pi itICC Canino (Lucien Bmaparte) is still in
the Gex country, In Switzerland. He has taken a
louse in the village of Bellevue. •
4$ It is said that the Ex-Chancellor Damkay and

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Count Elacas have lost the sonfidence of the Count
de Lille, and that Prince Talleyrand has become his
Privy Councillor, Minister of his Household, and,
Grand Chancellor.

64 Hostilities have hot yet commenced any where,
as has been reported. •
41 Lieutenant General Miollis has arrived at Paris.
" A great number of Commissions bas been sent
off to the head-quarters of the grand army. Those
who receive them are ordered.to proceed with all
haste to Avesne."
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COURIER RXTRAORDINARY Of MONDAY MORNING.

64 Yesterday, after the review, his Majesty held a
Council of Ministers.

•4 M. Angles ii Minister of Police to the Count de
Lille. There are divisions in the Ministry. The
Duke of Feltre, Count Jaucoert, M. G. de la Roche
Foucault, and M. de Lally Tolkiidal ate absolutely
at variance with the Blacas patty.
0 Numerous changes are making in tbk Public
Authorities at Lille.

The Count de Lille has quitted Ghent fur
Brussels.

a It is said that the division of General Girard
has made a movement towards Piedmont. We learn
from Milan, of the date of the 25th of April, that the
Neapolitan army is in the greatest disorganization."
MILAN, APRIL SS.