Star.
London, England, 1815-04-29 00:00:00

PARIS, APRIL 17.

The Ministers. of Bonaparte, his Extraordinary
Commissioners, his Lieutenant-Generals of Police,
all those agents of tyranny, whose number he in-
creases every day, redouble their efforts to make the
nation rise in favour of their master : but their efforts
are powerless. Not merely the National Guard,
which comprises all the citizens from 20 years to 60,
is not in any degree organized, but even the decree
of the 28th of March, which recalls to their stand.
ards all the old military-who had leave .f absence,
either entirely or for a limited time, meets evert
where with the greatest obstacles.
Tn fact, how can they Persuade men who, for
three, tour, or five years, have been married, have
become fathers of families, exercise lucrative profes-
sions, to abanden now their children and their condi-
tion, in order to defend the cause of the oppressor
against the oppressed. of the usurper against the le-
gitimate sovereign, of the mast abominable of tyrants
against the best of Kings ? Seven Lieutenant-Generals
of Police do not appear sufficient. Bonaparte has
just created twelve extraordinary Lieutenants et Po-
lice in the different ports and other important cities

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL 29; 1815.

PRICE OP A I'OCKS THIS MY Al' TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Rohm% 861-4 per Ct. 7144—p.5 per Ct. Navy as
allosias 57i—for account —llo4a 11s. pre. -
Exchequer hills 4s. to tis. pre.
'l he Exchequer Bills futolvAl up to the close of yestercitly were
to the amount of 46,30C,00J.

To-day we received the Paris Papers of Wednes
day. They are hlr4,st devoid of any iiitclrgenze of
interest. The FretsCh Ponds have fallen to 55. Bo-
NAMUR hAii not yet left Paris. Amid all his affected
liberality, he has sequestrated the property of Marshal
BERME& By what principle in the new Constitu-
tion is he entitled to 4 this ?—The following are
extracts ;

PARIS, Ary.ll. 25.
His Majesty received at his Levee to-day Depu-
ties from the Cities of Ma`•in, Saint Gengoux, Ect-.

The Marshal Prince of Essling, who has arrived at
Paris, has given an account to the Emperor of the
situation of the South. The measures taken by the
Miishal have entirely restored tranquillity in these
provinces; and the tricoloured fl ig waves on all the
shores, which are well defended. The Prince of Ess
ling praises highly the good conduct of. the National
duard of Marseilles. He praises the City of Tonto:,
in a particular manner.
His Majesty, wishing to honour illustrious and un-
fortunate merit, has granted a pension of 400,000
francs to the Duchess-Dowager of Orleans. It seems
that this Princess is about to take up her residence in
the Castle of Chanteloup, which belongs to Count
Chaptal. The Emperor has also given a pension of
800,000 franca to the Duchess of Bourbon, and
15.000 francs each to the Abbes Saint Far and Saint
Albin.

Throughout all Germany, all Frenchmen are or-
dered away. If a poor. trtveller arrives to dine, he
Must decamp immediately afterwards : if he arrives
in the evening, he must set off early in the morning.
comma EXTRAORDINARY OF WRDNZSOAY MORNING.

The Journal of Ghent announces that it has been
signified on the part of the Congress to the Swiss De-
puties, that in the present extraordinary circum-
stances, it is impossible to respect the neutrality of
any people-

General Volkman, Commandant of Kehl,.has re.
fused to allow the French Courier to pass who pre:
sented himself there on the 19th of this *oath.
By a decree of the 26th of March, the property of
the Prince of Wagram (Berthier), Captain of the
Guards of the Count de Lille, have been put under
sequestration.
Count Maret has set out for Lyons as Extraordi-
nary Commissioner of. the Government.
M. Boissy d'Anglas, has set off for Bourdeaux on
the same mission.

Lientenant•General Baron le Pic, Commandant of
the Mt Military Division, has been sent for to Paris
to take the orders of his Majesty., It is said that he
has been replaced by General Raoul.