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IEl INV 0T JN.li OLEosf IC.f VI


P.lRTE TO PARIS, rs EN-


PEROR OF FRANCE


On The Goth of March.
Departure9 q, King Louis and the Princes q hi,
.3amiiyJ for England, on dle ere,ing Of he sd


efMarch.


Paris March 40 The King and the
Princes left this laa night. His Majeity
the emperor arrived at his Palace of the
ihuilleries this evening at O'Clock He
entered at the head of the fame troops
which were fent out this morning to op-
pofe his paiage. The army which had
been formed fnce his debarkation could
not proceed beyond Fortainbleau


The Emperor on his way, paned in
review feveral corps of troops. He pro-
ceeded confantly 10 the midlt of an i'm
mente populace, which from every guar
ter prefented themfelyes before HIM.


The brave battalion of the old guards,
which accompanied the Emperor from
ne Ifland of Elba, will arrive here to
morrow, and will have marched from the
Gulph Juan TO Paris in twenty one days.
To morrow we fhall give the account of
what took place on the rout Of his majeify
from the time of his debarkation to bis
arrival at Paris.


II. M. has given the Portfolio of juf
tice to Fl S H the Prince Arch Chan
coll Of the Empire


II vi has appointed the Duke of Gaete
MiGiifer of Finances the Luke of Bal-
fano, Miniaer Secretary Of State the
Duke of Dscroe, Miniitcr of the Marine