Courier Office, London,

 August 2, three o'clock. An express has arrived from Paris with the following information:--

 PARIS, Saturday Evening. All is tranquil here. The gates of the city are open, and the streets which had been torn up by the populace with the intention of throwing the stones from the tops of the houses upon the military, are repairing.

 sThe King of France has lied to Nan tes, accompanied by the Duke de Bor- dcaux, and other members of the Roy al Family. They have carried off with them the crown and all the jewels. sThey will there wait for the Ex-Min- isters, whenitwill be decided whether they wifi proceed to to Germany ( or to England.

 Such of the Swiss Guard who had survived thecarnage have torsaken the King.

 Another account states that the King is gone to Rheims

 PARIS, July 3l. < aPavis is new safe, ,and tranquility has been restored every where; upwards of tlliFty-hvc thousand National Guards are now armed, and doing duty every where, and protecting both public and private property; aud in less than two sests there yill be double that number.