The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-31 00:00:00

FRKNCII PAPERS.

PARIS, MAT 26.
TEIEDHAPHIC DISPATCH.
41 Lyons, May 21, Setyn k In the Evening.
If THE PREFEdT OF THE RHONE TO Ott L'CCILLEItrt
THE MINISTER OP THE INTERIOR.
ff Madame and Cardinal Fesch arrived at Lyonsi
at six o'clock, in nod health. 'nee were received
with shouts of Five l'Emperesie and of Vive Madame."'
The Electors summoned to the Chant') de Tel are
rive in great numbers every day. Theta have beert
already received the registries of the totes of a 5 de-
partments; others are espected by the Couriers and
the diligence& which will arrive to-morrow end the
de/ after. It is hoed that on hionday they will
lave almost all arrived, and that 'the business wilt
Dili.• •
There will been Sunday, aftet Ness, a rend pa&
rade in the Court of the thuilleries.

The Ist, 3d, 7th, 9th, 10th, 1 lth, end Itth legions
of the National Guard are eager to imitate the ex-
ample given by the 4th, 6th, and fhb, and they have
equally made the offer of working at the fortifications
of the capital, and of contributing by a voluntary
subscription to thiexpenees of the ware

A traveller, who has arrived front LOndon, *here
he remained during fifteen days, reports, that he
saw there a great number of French emigrant'', who
carry about into society letters from France, con-
taining, the most unfounded details. He saw several
Of those letters, in whiCh it wea mid, that two en.
tire regiments bad' passed over into Belgium, with
their arms and bagage, and music at their head s
that there had been at Faris, on the 2.1 and 11th of
May, ilepinanrrectioust.which portended a general
revolt:. that rA Vendee was throughout in lame,
and that a 841 eat: hid broke out, not only in that
f but ktso in Langnedoeand Provence.• ft eat

addedilf-neSe letTIFITTTEat life troops wrirtab-rt-rrarmetr
faithful to the Emperor would all he employed int
the interior, end that. thus England, in its enter.
prize agsiost Fiance, might expect not to lose a
single soldier. These suppositions were repeated so
frectisinify;-• Ind 'with." such eirctwestaatial • details*
that this traveller himself, though he had been ab.
sent from Paris only a short time, did not know what
to think of them, and could not help feeling a sort
of surprise when, on reentering France, be saw the
roles cdtWcfd"ivith troops, d. •tht army- numerous an
full of ardour, the strong places in
.good 4ondition,
and the excellent spirit of• the population. He re.
cognized the object of the ,French emigrants, and
judged that the effect of their mangsuvres when he saw
thus f rrPTS spread ajnonf the people of London, was
to make'' Ifie-dilanTent• against this
conduct of Ministers, which Was general among tha
Zaglish. . _
In the midst of these falsehoods, the reports with
respect to La Vendee are the only ones which have
any foundation. It is to be remarked, that whilo
they were current in Ergiand,c they were in the na.
ture of predictions : it is true that some English
frigates landed at St. Gilles,"near Sable, some chiefs
of companies, and six thousand Birmingham mus.
kets : General Travot, being 'informed of ir, de.
parted from Napoleon, with three hundred men,
advanced upon St. Gilles, and di-persed the multi.
WI? which the arrival of the frigates brought to_
gether. Ie possessed himself of 3000 muskets :
the others had been distributed among the bandb
against whom the inhabitants of the districts took
part : the tocsin was sounded in the villages, and they
enited to support the troops which form the garrisons
pf the. tovvpb.

Some partiians lately plundered two diligeneep
near La fleehe (Saitbe). They arrested also a Co.
lone!' of gee Ws merit.:

The PePe has quitted Genoa to return to Rome. .
We ere assured that the nominations of the Chant.
ber of Peers will be made known on the Ist of
June.
I, AIM, MAY 27.—The Imperial Court of Paris
has made a patriotic contraintioa cif 5000 francs.
The agents'of the Police have • offered 12.000 for
the purposa of clothiucthe Lisailleurs of the \edema
' Guard of Paris,
ICapt. St. Clair has obtained a pardon.
The Duke of Angouleme, and the Counts Damas
, and Tour-do-Pin were still at Madrid on the 2d of
May. They proposed to form a corps under the name
of The French Legion of the South.
I .On 'the 26th of May a special Military Commis.
Aion'essembled at Li,sle,.and sentenced to nine years
iroprisonmeat a man named Lepine, convicted of se.
ducing the troops, and SisCeureging them to desert.
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COURIER' EKYRAOR DI NA RY, Soind ky Morning.
' Prince Jerome arrieed at Paris yesterday.
A Russian spy was arrested yesterday some bouts
utter his arrival (n. Paris.
Numeroos reidnrcementscontinne to arrive to the
army of the 'North. ft is now making a movement
which appears to indicate the approaching jeattlas
'of this army with that of the MoltelLe.'