The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-05 00:00:00

FRENCH P.IPERS..

PARIS, MARCH U.—The General of . Artillery,
Ahhorille, who commanded at Le Fere, was yester-
day at the audience given by the Emperor.
We are assured th.it Ws Majesty has Oven the
Eagle of the Legion of honour to an inhabitant of
Lyons, one of the Cavalry National Guard of that
city, who offered alone to escort the Count d'Artoix,
when sh•tt Prince was obliged to retire. To him
wise has experienced great reverses, it belongs to
estimate fidelity in misfortune.
The formation of a camp of 40,000 men near Beau-
vais is spoken of.

It is ;aid, that the Officers of the Mint are so bu-
sily employed in striking the pieces of '2O francs, that
four millions will be in circulation within a week.
We are assured that the Emperor its spystking of
the libels which have been published against hinnsetf,
observed, that the only reparation he could require
was, that their aothors should in future neither write
any thing good of him nor ill of the Bourbons.
Marshal Ney left Paris three days ago to inspect
and command the line of Flanders.

M. Dupont Delportes, the new Prrfect of the
tOPpartment of the North, arrived at Lille on the
27i h.

General, the former Marquis, de Jumilhac, had
the commend of the 16th military division only two
days.
The precepitate fall of the late Government did
pot prevent its agents from becoming guilty of spo-
liations of every kind ; valuable effects, plate, dia.
tnonds, &c. belonging to the State, have been ab-
stracted. It is now asserted, that a sequestration
will be placed on the property of the responsible
agents who participated in this pillage, and that of
those who, having the power to prevent it, did uot.
Plasm Fumas, 69—Bank Actions 977 f.
magegm.
IMPERIAL. DECRER.
Pallier of the Thuillet les, March V.
Napoleon, Emperor of the French.
We have decreed, and de decree, is follows :

Art. 1. The regulations f 4 the Ordi►►a►►ces of the
1.8 t h of May last, concerning nor Imperial Theatres,
and the orders given on the 28th of December lat.',
for the &oppre►sion of the Conservatory of Music,
are to be regarded as null.
2. The Cotnmissioners appointed by us for our Im-
perial Theatres shall resume their functions, and re-
ceive provisionally orders and instructions from our
great Chamberlain, Superintendent of Theatres.
3. The Director, Inspectors, and Professors of
the Conservatory of Music shall also resume their
functions : the organization and administration of
that establishm: nt shall be restored conformably to
the import of our decrees relative thereto.

(Nigue I) NAPOLEON.
By the Emperor, The Duke of BASiAN O.

The Moniteur contains a great number of congra-
tulatory addresses from the troops in varioas parts of
France. It has also addresses of the usual stamp
from the 'l',ibunal of first resort of the department
of the Seine, and from the faculties of Law and Me-
dicine.

It also contains the following letter from Count
4P/1110'101e, Prefect of the Department of Ln Creole,
to the Minister of the Interior (Abbe Montesquiau):
" Gwertt, Starch W.
" Morescronsua,—Thery is so little enthusiasm
in this country (1 have informed you of this long ago
and often), that I shall not collect more perhaps
than twenty-five horse volenteers, and certainly not
two on feet, should it be necessary to form them,
and render them moveable, without indemnities.—
The internal service is 'wry necessary. Yesterday
we passed the first review both of the sedentary na-
tional guards 'and volunteers. .In the morning a
groat many reamed to their homes without even
speaking to me. There remain only *beat twenty.
five volunteers. In a word, Sir, soothing but money
1.1 eilablt me to retain the people Isere is readiness
El trch. I btment it, and alt sorry le see so little

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