The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-23 00:00:00

IRENCIf l'A PERS.

We yesterday reerived the Etoelr of Turnlay, end the
other Paris papers of Monday. The following are ex-
tracts :

(From the Etotle.l
VEMSAILLI:II, St TT. 17.
The King, serompanled by the Dauphin and the Dauphine,
and the Itnehchs of Barry, reached rit. Cloud yesterday monde'',
tt seven e'ebick.

Ills Majerey. having gVanted permiesion to the Prefect of
the and II Hee, and the M Itodies of Versailles cad St.
Cloud, to be admitted, received their homage on his accession, and
condolence on the death of the late King, nt one o'clovk this day.
The address of the Prefect, a hich wa, couched In the usual
terms, then real, to wilier his Majesty returned a gracious
and appropriate
TO I: WS, Srut. !S.
The telcg•aphic despatch &nil:mincing the Muth of the King was
t.osted em c Ma) on the walls of this city. Every one learned with
the ulionst grief the mournful event which covers France with
mourning.
ST It HGa, Sr rT.
The ttle.grapLic despatch announcing the death of die late King
was teceived on the 16th at Sit Ml•Urgh.
Si. Cl.nrn, Saes% 20.
This nicrning, before masa, his 3h.j.sty n•cetred the Members
of the Faculty who had Intl) to attemlaace on the late King, and,
those who had beet, engaged embalming the hotly.
The King and all the Royal Family heard mars b the Chapel of
the Chateau.
Count A'illele, Daron Dantas, the Duke de Ihnuleauville, and
the Keepee of the Seals, sevendly transs.•tcd boatman with his
Majesty.
Vestervlay, al half-pant three, the Ambassadors and Foreign Ati-
nistcn attended at the i•ttateau of the Tuileries, to sprinkle the
body of the late King with holy water.
At half past b. f. yesterday. the King, the Dauphin, the Dam
',hitless, and the Dm•licss of Berry, came in a ntourring enarls to
the Chateau of the Tuileries. Foltr carriages, hung with mourn-
ing. followed.
The King alighted at the Clock Pavilion. De was received at
the foot of the staircase by the Duke of (Weans, the Duke of Dote-
bon, The Grand Dignitaries, the 31urslials of Prance, and the Great
(Slicers of the I lowiehold.
The King having entered th, Throne Hall, where the bed of
linnOUr of the isle King restrains, my. w himself on his knees, as
slid titer Royal Highnesses and all th, ir ottewhints. After the ser-
vice of the .liistetrc. his Majesty threw holy water on the coffin.
This example was followed ity their Royal highnesses and by all
persons present, including the Ihploniatic Body who had been in.
rated to attend the ceremony.

" ORDINANCE OF 'rf(L•• .
`• The houstl.old troops of the King, designated the Body
Coard of 3lmivieur. and devoted. to his service be an (Wineries of
April 21.1619, shall be heneeterth called the Fifth Company of the
Body fluard.
"The detaih of this arrangmnent be regulated by • Special
Onlinmee. . .

" Given at the Chateau at St. Cloud, this 16th Sept. 1824, iu
the First Year of our heist,
"CHARLES."
" The Great (Mims nod First Officers of the Household will
he admitted to the Tuileries to-morrow (Tuesday), at ten in the
meriting, to pay their last homage to the late King. .
" First ticuilcinan of the King's Chamber,
" The Duke D'ALTMONT.
" (liven at the Tuileries, sept. 110, 1W4."
The coinages a ill cutter by the centre gate, remain in the Court-
yard, aiul retire by the side entrance.

Nara. SEPT. 20.
The remains of the late King will be removed, it is said, on
Thursday next.
It is stated that the llkhop of Demopolis is appointed to pro-
nounce the funeral oranon of I,nitis XVIII. et the solemnization of
Isis obsequies in the lloyol Church of tit. Denis.
31. Raves, PrcsiAlent of the Chamber of Deputies, has arrived
in !'aria._ _ _

Mrmc days before his death, there was presented to Louis -XV 111.
a decree relative to various emitnitilattons of punishments. Ile
granted then, all, adding, " fur the first time It gives me pain to
sign bud' a document. The granting of pardons and favours I
would reserve wholly for my Brother; for it is with these that the
reign of a Bourbon ought always to continence."
The executions of the Revolutionists, made prisoners at Almeria,
in Andalusia, tool, place on the 24th August, as we have already
asmounecil. It eras remarked that, before dying, Cognet de Mon.
tarlot, who was called Don Carlos de Malstm, declared that he was
the French Iletoral 31tootorlot. Ilettigtto Month's, late Editor of
the Zan luxe, the most revolutionary Journal that was printed in
Spain. was of the number of those who were shot.
The august Prince, whom the right of birth has called to the'
' throne of the lily, is the thirty-sixth King of th • Capetian Dy-
nasty, and th • thirty-eighth. tf we count the Altilarchs Rucks soil
Robert, the litandtather and Uncle of Hugh Capet. who belonged
to the second race. From the accession of the founder of the
third dynasty, down to that of our new King, an interval of 1g47
years has claimed.
Since the year 144 .!ante has not had a King who biwe the
name of Charles. Listing from the accession of Louis MIL.
Living a period of 214 years, our Alonarelis have borne, without
interruption, the name of Louis. M. the Duke d'Angouleme,l
son and only heir of Charles 3E., takes by right the title of Pau-
phin, whi.h none of our Princes have borne since the august and;
unfortunate son of Louis XVI., who died is prison under the
name of bolus XVII. Madame the Duchess d'Angouleme is
the first daughter of u King of France who has borne the title of
Bauphinees.

(From Galigrumrs Messenger.]
A splendid review by the King will take place between ten and
twelve to-day in the Plain of !stay.
At four o'clock yesterday, the Peers of France and the Deputies
of the Department went to the Yal.ice of the Tuileries, to sprinkle
1104. Water upon the remains of the late Kin.
A solemn service will be celebrated at ten o'clock this morning,
at the Cathedral Church of Notre Dame.ior lir. late Majesty Louis
XV 111. Preparations to that etlect have been making for severs'
days, and the ceremony wiU be attended with extraordinary pump.
Upon the King's arrival at the Tuileries he will find the apart-
ments hung Ivith morning, namely, with violet-coloured cloth
vitlittut the door to the cornice.

ornament, (runt to the cm..._
The Exchange will be re.opencil this day.
According to rumour the Count de la t erronays will not return
to St. l'etersburgh, another legation bring destined fur him.
The Museums will he re-upened after Elie translation of the late
King to St. Denis.
The atlhir of M. Ronmage for fraud In a Stock Eichange trans-
action, will come on for further hearing on Thursday.
The person who was arrested at the gate of the Tuileries on
Thursday, hr tiring upon the ollierr on duly, is in a state of
raring madness. In Itt•-: he had been arrested as an insane person.
At die It iding-achool of Valenciennes, there arc at this moment
the two 'mealiest liorstit that exist in France. aid perhaps iu Lwow.
They arts only thirty inches high, and are well matched.
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