Lotus PuIL.lpE D'OnLEAss.

muxrc1pAL COMPASSION OF nAnis. m -
PARIS, July 3l.

 MUNICIPAL COMMISSION OF PARIS.

 fqhabltaaltS q PartS .-C'iiiaries X, has ceased to reign over France. Not be- ing able to forget the origin of his au- thonty, lie has always considered himself the eneniy of our country, and of its liberties which lie could not uu- Ederstand.

 After having clandestinciy attacked ouF institutions by alt tie means which fraud and hypocrisy gave hiIns he re- solved, when he thought himself strong enough, to destroythemopeniy. to drowll them in the blood of the French.

 Some instances have s,lfiieed to anni- hilatethiseorrupted Government. which has onsy permanent conspiracy y against the liberty and prosperity Of France ihenation alone is standing adorned with those national colors which it has conquered with its blood. Ft vii. have q Government ard laws worthy Of l. self.

 The remainder of this Proclamation is pancgyric oa the inhabitants of Par is.

 The Moniteur contains some news from tine Departments. Wheneverthe Ordinances and the events at Paris were known, the sentiments of the people had 5heen expressed with the same inaigna- tion against the measures of the Court, and the same enthusiasm for the Char ter and the liberty of the Press have been displayed.