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FRENCH PAPERS.

Yesterday we received the Etoi/c of Tuesday, and the
other Paris papers of Monday. The following are t. s-
treets : _

[From the /:/Ale.)
CHM' BLit OF THE KING.

THIRD BULLETIN OF THE KING'S ILLNESS.
Monday, R it'clotok of the 3lorning. Sept. I&
Ilia Majesty hna been tranquil during several hours of the night.,
but the weakness has been extreme. There is less coldness this
morning in the extremities—the pulse is slower and weaker—the
moral faculties are at this moment untouched.
(Signed) PouTatt., DrPU TT KEN.
A1.1111E117, TIIEVEXOT.
lust EL,
The Ring received the sartrament from the hand of the Grand
Almoner. in presence of the Royal Family. There were also lire-
sent the Grand Chamberlain, the Grand Officers of the Household,
the Prince de Castel Cicall' and all the attendants.
After the ceremony the Ring caused to be called together the
members of the Royal Fanitiy, einbracvd them, and gave them his
benediction.
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The First Gentleman of the King's Chamber,
Count de Dastas.

FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE KING'S ILLNESS.
Two o'clock.—Attemoon.
The King is tranquil. He has taken soup three tunes. He is
at this moment without fever. The weakness still continues the
saute. (t.igned) ALIBFRT

lbrrEt..
The First Gentleman of the King's Chamber,
PARIS, SErt.ll.
This morning the King received the Holy Viaticum, and the
Huctrerne Unction with his usual prese ice of mind and henries&
It was at five minatesafter eight that the Grand Almoner eitered
alks King's chamber, accompanied by the I:ishop of liennonolis,
Sat Almoner, and the Cergy of the chapel. Their Royal High-
gases Monsieur, the Duke of Angouleme, Madame, and the
Duchess of Barn thllowod the Holy Sacrament, bearing lighted
:7:The Prince of f'astel Cicala, the President of the Council
Ministers, the Grand Officers of the llousthohl. and, gene-
rally, all the persons in attendance on the King and their Royal
Highnesses, were present at this august and allectingeremony.
After it had terminated, the Princes and Princesses of the Royal
Turnt!lrly hcanl in the Chapel a ma.' Glthatiktgi ing; they then re.
to the King, and received, on their knees, his benediction;
the King said to them, " Adieu toy children; nay God be with
yea l"
As the following lines contain some additions to what we give
above, we give then without suppressing the repetition :
The King had confessed yesterday ; he confessed again this
asoming. lie sent to the Grand Almunee, his Confessor, saying
that everything should be prepared—that lie felt strength. At
fight o'clock the 'loyal Family went to church with Monsieur ; it
I then accompanied the Viaticum ; the King took the Sacrament ;
'nothing could be more affecting than the ceremony. The King re-
-1 coked the extreme unction ; he was cilm, and said himself what
Was necessary, joining with the Grand Almoner.
The Royal Family heard the mass of the sick; then, on their
return, his Royal Highness Monsieur, and the Princes and Prin-
cesses, whom the Kirig desired to see, re-entered. The King said
affecting things to them, and drawing his hands from the bed, said,
" In bidding you farewell, I wish to give you my blessing; God
be with you." Ilia Majesty is at this moment calm.
All the approaches of the Tuileries are filled with people who
conic en inquire news of the King. The deepest sadness reigns in
all faces. It is known what solicitude Frenchmen, and particularly
the inhabitants of the city of Paris, hive shown during the illness
of their King. It may be asserted that never was this sentiment
more marked than at the present moment. Dire per sikntiume
rashes.

T y will be commenced, at the Chapel of the Tuileries, the
prayers of gffarante &arcs.
Prayers commenced today, at the chapel of the Chateau, at four
o'clock in the morning.
At one o'clock, his Royal Highness the nuke of Bourbon paid
• visit to their Royal Highnesses Aladanie and the Princes.
The Museum is closed till further orders an! given.
The Emperor of Ilussla left St. Petersburg!) on the 211th August,
to visit sonic of his Asiatic Slates.lie will pass the Ural Aloun.
thins, which separate those parts of the world. The following is
the itinerary which his Majesty will follow :
The Emperor will stop the first day at Romanstchino, the name'
of the place where the Marquis de Tracar,e, Minister of Marine,
resides. lle will pass through the governments of Nadi Sono-
lensko, Twer Kulonga, Moscow, and Tools, without stopping. Ott
the 2d September he will rest at Reran, where he will remain till
the sth. On the 6th he will be at l'amboff, which place he will not
leave till the Bth. On the 10th, being the feast of St. Alexander
Newsky, his Majesty will halt at Pensa, and remain there till the
13th. On the 17th he will be at Simbirsk, rid will not go thence
till the 20th, when he proceeds to Crenbourg. Between the 211th
and 30th he will go to Cute; thence. on the sth October, to Perm.
On the 7th he Intl halt at Ekaterinbourg, a city of great import-
ance; and taking his route by l'iacks and Vologda, his Majesty
will arrive at Tzavakoalo on the sth of November. Lieutenant.
General Baron de Biel:lurch, and the Aides-de-Camp Generals
Tchcrnichehi and Ujerowaky, will accompany the Emperor on this
excursion. _ _

[nom Gargnani's Alfassenger.]
P. 1111115, SETT. 13.
STOCE EXCIIANOE, SEPT. 11, FITE o'cLoca.—The rice of
, Stocks fluctuated but little to-day, and the negociatiuns effected
hays been incon►iderable. The tyre pet Cants. for Money closed
at Itlff. Fur the end of the month, the price at four o'clock, when
the Parquet closed, was Alf. In the Foreign Funds there is nothing
particular to notice.
On Friday evening Prince Talleyrand had an audience of the
King.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the house of the Count
de Villele.

.....
The Duchess of Berry arrived last evening at Paris from nosey.
On tiaturday the Count de Villtle visited the Duke of Bruns.
wick.

baturday being the f(1: of the Emperor Alexander, the Russian
Ambassador gave s grand dinner to the Fain:int Ministers, the
Foreign Ambassadors, Prince Tallcyrand, and the Russians of dis-
tinction in Paris.

Extract of a private letter of the 30th ult. from Madrid :—" On
the atth inst. the King assembled, in a private conference at La.
grange, the English, French, and Run= Envoys, the Duke de
Flntantado, General Digeon, and M. ('garde. 7he ohja•t of this
meeting is unknown. All that caa be learned is, that the new
Minister of War, who went there to take the usual oath, returit^d
this morning with General Dieeon, with whom lie is charged to
confer fur the immediate formation of a Spanish division of 10,000
men."

(From the Moniker or Monday.--Oficial Part.)
CHAMBER OF 111ki KING.
FIRST BULLETIN OF THE KING'S HEALTH.
. .

1 nitrites, Sept. 12, Six o'clock in die Morning.
The old and permanent •infirmities of the King having seostbly
iaaeased for some days past, his health has appeared extremely
impaired ( prvim(knirsit alirroe ), and has been the subject of more
frequent consultations. The constitution of ois klaj,lity, and the
attention that is paid hint, have maintained for sonic days the hope
of string his health restored to its habitual state; but it cannot be
now dissembled that his strength has considerably declined, and
that the hope which was entertained must be also weakened.
(Signed) I'OUTIL, ALIBEItT,
MOI/T•101f, I)ISTEL♦
I)I'I•LVTREX• THEVEXOT.
The First Gentleman of the King's Chamber,
Comte de Daseas.