The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-22 00:00:00

•t, in like manner, quitted the 0-qr.
!net.
Atl it, sflicers remained ;•
the nto, 'i,factio the st.:.iier,
smonao t. 'end: ••• brapar.
At five o. 41, ~r. r. ler! ,r rai:ri}ige
la Guillotiere, • • the Emperor.
At half-past six, y which 'rom Grerrohle
bega.nlisis esAittrassetyceeu
0,0014:kali; !.!,t 7!taentssamoteiacycla;
,adon
the happiness of again sees.- .oc.,,ssislng the
cniperor of .he French, and of ..t:ittono. et: ho new
rtrks of their fidelity and affection. A,t,-I.lv this
rat monarch, always indefatigaial.: i.• 4c, ,ric
,„,ied with his good city of Lyoftit, on lie
Inc to heap new benefits. He will review b.
,:my i„ the morning; and we know that several re-
titeents will arrive this evening within our walls,.
to order to join their brethren in arms. In our next
n,l„,her we shall give the addresa which Count
r,rgues, the Mayor of Lyons, has this moment caused
to 1:00 basted up, and in which the Lypuese recognise
Cie true expression of their sentiments. We stall
21;0 g;ve other interesting documents, which want
ef room prevents us from inserting in this first num-
hJr.

GRENOBLE, MARCU 9,
EFLtTION Or TOE EVENTS WHICH DATE PASSED AT
cduNolitE, SINCE THE 4Til OF MARCH.

estafette who crossed through the city on the
night of the 3d and 4th had attracted and occupied
the public attention. A courier who arrived on the
4th exeitcd it still more; and next day it was
ut.ireretlly known that the Emperor had landed on
eh.. Ist of Match, near Frejus; that he was aceom-
psqied by his faithful guards: that he at first oc-
cupied Grasse; and from the 2,1, had proceeded
tonards the Upper Alps. Successive accounts no
loner left a doubt that he meant to make our city the
pee of his first residence.
A numerous garrison was there assembled. The
brave soldiers who must have found campanions in
glory in the same guards which brought back Na-
polenn, at first hesitated whether they should consider
them as enemies, and this first thought of their hearts
became the rule of their conduct. Some attempts to
engage them in an enterprise, in which those who
vete elisrged to give the orders, probably only joined
with regret, were unavailing; and appeared to obtain
en success. Ihe garrison was augmented ; the 7th
and 11th regiments of the line arrived on the 7th from
Chambrey ; the 41h hussars soon after entered the
cite, quitting the garrison of Vienne. The whole
population crew Hell to the ramparts and public places,
led by their willies and hopes. •
The Emperor was at IA More on the evening of
the 6th; early on the 7th, his advaticed posts occupied
Vitille; this last town being only three leagues from
Grenoble, it was not doubted that his Majesty would
eater it toe same day.
His entrance was too long delayed for tare wishes
of his soldiers; at•foue in the afternoon the '7th regi-
mens Weilt out of the town, having at head Colonel
!leery de la Hreleyer, who ran to offer the Emperor
person and his regiment.
• A party of the sth had already joined his Majesty
the same day, live leagues in advance from the city;
and the rest of the garrison no longer held out.—
Night arrived,and the result of••these events appeared
to be postponed till the next day, when at half-Nst
eight, all advanced guard of Polish lancers
.made
their appearance at the Bonne gate, which was shut,
sad demanded that it should be op:med. The troops
occupying the ramparts, answered with shouts of
rice Empereur! the gate was opened; the ad-
raced-guard entered ; all the citizens flocked out
to the light of flambeaux, and almost imniedintely the
Emperor appeared alone, at the head, and in ad-
vance of his army. An immense crowd threw them-
selves in his way ; all were mixed, soldiers and citi-
zens, and all mingled their shouts and their enttiu7.
si:lstn, inspired by the presence of their Sovereign,—
Li Majesty proceeded to the Hotel of the Three
beophinc, which the multitude constantly surround-
ed, rending dui air with their joyful shouts. The
Mayor of the city, and several other politic func-
tionaries, immediately waited on his Majesty. At
the same moment She following proclamation was dis-
persed through all quarters of the city :

Be,• of Joan, March 1,.181b.
NArorrom, by the grace of God awl the Constitu-
tion of the Empire, Emperor of the• French, &c.
dc. Sm.