Paris with foôtà men at arma* but that thrmain body, should remain • near the city, to keep the Farifian? lit awe. The lord fie Coucy and the marshal de San-Pierre were ordered to take the gates off the hinges from the principal gates of St. Denis and Si Marefel .içitoiediat^Iy.on thç Ring's entrance into Plum* fo fih^t the gates might be open day and nightifor T(he..t»ea" #apn& to entjeç the*more eafily, and IFOAFTER. the Parifiaps should there be any ntfcJefsity.for it* They a^fo cora#}andeçl the chaise ithiiâk wefe tbçqwa *£rofe the ftreets to be token $Way, that the ; cay airy nuight j*ft thftt?ghthe ftreets without dagger or opjiofitjoiL ThefieT'ondon; wete punctually obeyed, . Th^ kiogl^de hfâ eqtraoc* kito.I^MRU pad lodged at the Louvre, and his unçles witfe him: thd tfther Ipnfe #ent to their own hotels^ ^ltaft theft p#ff#ffect any. The gates were tefeei toff the iifoges» and the heaps which.ba^L feetp laid under; the tower of the gates, with the chains frofli tfefc ftrcctyr-w«?e carried to the palace. • \, The Pwtftans, feeing this, were in gyeaf alan», *ivd fo fearfel of being' punished; th^nçj$e/dared *ô ftotire tttf of doors, mor^o ope^ a window ; they remained in this fituation for tjtarçq days; greaf fright:Jteft they ?ho#ci receive wre bprrn iftm they had dope. It coft them fevçrgj IPFFC flunk? for ttMfe n?hopt they wished to inarto* wW fast fer oft* 3t Sftime, % the council ch*H*tefc lurfaepflieyiWfrf'fiâedi fame jfc thoufa&d,.«^srs three, #toc*p,tft€^ ft that thejr expfited from the CITY «52