The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-28 00:00:00

FRP NCH PA PERS.

We have received the Ft,,i/e of Sunday and the other
Paris Papers of Saturday and 'Thursday. None were pub-
imbed on Friday on account of the removal of the late
Kiub remains to St. I h:iiis. The following are extracts :
11...r0i1' the Etelle.l
66 ST. ('LOUD, ST.TT. es.
" The King will receive the homage of the ladies oil Monday,
October J. at itght In the morning.
They will wear, in addition to the usual Court dress, a mantle
and veil.
" First Gentleman of the King's Chamber.
" COUNT 11l 1)A.M.15."
11. llieudonne has been admitted to present to the King a bust of
his 31ajoity.
Paton Dupuytren has been appointed First Surgeon to the
King.
On Monday next his Majesty, Charles X. will make his cittr;e
into the capital on horseback.
The King will set oft from St. Cloud at one o'clock. Fie sill
came by the wood of Boulogie and the Maillot (into. At the bar.
net Pi:toile the King will moont his hor.e. Ilis Majesty will have
the Dauphin by his side, and be followed by the l'rinces of the
Blom d and all his Great (Meer*.
The National Guard, the Body Guard, and the garrivon regi.
enema of I'aria, will join in echellon, on the finite from St. Cloud
In l'aris, and will be passed in review by hiwaMajesty, who will
wear the uniform of a C ilonel•General of Carbineerv.
The procession will pass by the avenue of Marigny, the Fau-
bourg St. Vonore, and the lioulevards, to the gate St. Denis,
thence to the new market, from shich it will enter the metropolis.
A Mass to the lloly Ghost will be sung to invoke the blessing of
Heaven on the reign of Charles X. In his return the King will
pm' by the Pont Neuf to the Louvre. Ilia )14jesty wilt re-enter
Me palace by the triumphal arch in the Carrousel.
The General Officers will be admitted to pay their homage to
his Majesty in the Blue Saloon, and in the Saloon of Peace, on the
day of his 31ajesty's entre into Paris.
Pants, Semi'. 25.
It I expected that on Thursday, the 30th inst. his Majesty will
review the troops in the Champ de Mars.
la the Council of Ministers, which was held on Wednesday last,
soil at which the Dauphin assisted, his Royal flightless was seated
on the left of the King, one sofa rather less elivatcd than the scat
of his Majesty.
5T.111.111, SUPT. O.
. . . . .

There is circulated in Belgrade the strangest news. Immedi-
ately utter the arrival of a Tartar, direct from Constantinople, it
was 'ail that the (:reek Patriarch and all his Synod had been
strangled. and that the Sohan himself had been publicly stopped in
the streets by the Janissaries, and fenced by rioimt threats to re-
turn to the Seraglio.
It Is no longer possible to doubt the triumphs of the Greeks in
gloms*. They have really destroyed Derriach Pachs in The-t-
-will's.
The Doi!, has some news from Buenos Ayres. asserting the
march of a Hoyalbit force against that province; but this report,
which is confessedly of an anterior date to M. Rivadaria's depar-
ture for Europe, is of course no war worthy of credit.)
From Galigmana a .Ifassenger.l
Pants,

STOCK EXCHANGE. SEPT. 21, FIVE 01 I.OC he market
has been aelive to-day, and the price of Stocks has experienced a
c.msitlerable rise, for the cause of which speculators are lost in con-
jectures. The 3 per cents. for money, antic(' at 101 fr. 15 r. For
the end of the month, the price at four o'clock, • hen the Parquet
closed, was 101 fr. 33 e. At this hour it is 101 fr. 60 c. with a
brisk niukt.t. The Neapolitan Funds Aare improved. Other se-
curities are unrsried,

The King will make his puhiie entry into Paris on Monday. It
le said that his Majesty will pass by the Faubourg St. llantire, the
jtaukticardt, and the rue St. Denis. Ilia Majesty will he on horse-
back, and will proceed to Notre Dame, where a mass of the Holy
Ghost will be performed; and from thence to the Tuilcricw. It is
said that the procession will be most splendid.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of ((rimns, accompanied by
their family, visited the King. The Duke de Chartres wore the
uniform of the Colonel of the Ist regiment of !tuatara.
Yesterday the reigning Duke of Brunswick, the Bishop of
Chartres, and M. Raves, President of the Chamber of Deputies,
had audiences of the King.
'l'he title of Royal lligliness, granted by the King to the Duke of
Orleans, extends to all the children of that Prince, and to 11ade-
owiselle his sister.
(From the l'Unle.l
A Journal announces that the Duke de Bourdeaux is named
Cahn el-General of the Swiss Guards.

FitElgell Fcxos. SEPT. 25.—Five per Cents. lOU. 43c.; Nea-
politan, 119 j. ; Spanish, ; Bank Stock, 19-20 f.
The following extracts are front the papers of Thursday:
t Front the Courrier Fniurals.l
Yesterday miming a Council of Ministers was held at the house
cf Count de

Yesterday evening his Majesty transacted business with the Pre.
of the Council, the Minister of War, and the Minister of the
Household. Their Excellencies the Marshal Duke of rarentuin,
and the Chancellor of the Legion of Ilonour, waited on the King.
.51onday next (says the .4ristorthua) his Majesty King Char-
les the l'enth will make his oat it into the capital, at the head of
numerous regiments of the Royal Guard and of the line. His Ma.
jity.will wear the uniform of a Colonel-General of the Carbineers.
It is said the King will leave St. Cloud on Monday noun, to pro-
ceed to Notre Dame, and afterwards to the Tuileries.
(From the Illonittor.l
ADTVITISEMZXT.—The public is informed, that, on the 23.1
of Stember, on account of the translation of the remains of the
late King, the despatches leaving Paris will be closcil at tele o'clock
in the afternoon; and, in consequence, the last delivery of letters
will take place bto cen ten and eleven in the morning, for the letter
boxes in the different posts of Paris, and at noon precisely fur the
great bon of the General Post•offlce.
The mails will go out at the usual hour.
All the offices—even that of the local post, will be shut at noon.
The ceutrid chest, and the office for sending money by letters,
will not be opened.
(From the Jaunted dt
This day (Sept. 23) the capital will be widowed of its King, who
wad not be restored to it, under new circumstances, till Nl,walay
next. A funeral procession will advance this day through our
walls, escorted by our tears ; three days hence a royal procession
will return to us, saluted by the acclamations of our love. The
immortal city will regain immortal royalty. France and the Roue.
Lew are imperishable.
The following article appeared in the A'ehu du Ilfidi :—" We
sip assured that a measure for regulating indemnity to be granted
i
to the emigrants will be submitted to Government n the count of
the present month. It is said that the cootiscations in the depart.
meta of the Ilaute Garonne amounted annually. in 1790, to 601,179
francs, and the price produced by sale was 9, 276,013 francs.
ST. CLOUD, SEPT. 22.
This morning their Royal Highnesses the Dukesof Orleans and
Bourbon, came to pay their respects to the King.
The Prince of Casteleicala, the Neapolitan Ambassador, also
waited on his Majesty.
At noon there was • Council of Ministers. This sitting, at
which the King presided, and the Dauphin assisted, lasted more
than two hours.

In the afternoon the Jlinistcrs held another Council at the house
of his Excellency the Count de ViKele.
It is expected that on 'Monday next the King will return to
Paris. Ilia 3lajesty will go first to Notre Dame, and allawards
pr.icsed lt the Tuileries.

(From the Gazelle de Franre.l
An in.•umersble crowd came to-day to the Chateau to bestow a
Int look on the man, which contains the King Franie has just
lost. :I:..tc than sixty thousand persons came to ofitir this last
homage; besides those who had cards, there were more than 1.200
eipiipavis the place du Carrousel, and the adj.ieeut parts. At
Circe o'clock the multitude was admitted. Not the smallest ac-
titkot occurred.

From the Quotidiewtee.l
The? write, under date of Franktbrt, Sept. 111, as foll,ws t
Tht Adjutant-I/mend of the Emperor of Russia, Count t/clia-
Nebki, charged with an extraordinaty mission from his Sovereign
to the English Cabinet, whose departure front St. Peterdiurgit Wit
have annulneed, has used such despatch, that on the 13:h instant,
ht bad already arrived at Berlin. lie Ictt that capital on the
ufirinit ..fthe 14th to proceed to London.
.1
,!tree ltaasimt couriers passed through Berlin the same day ;
daiKn Adamow going from St. Petersburg!' to Paris With de.
'041c43; the Chasseur Gussiew going to lircalsw with despatches
trum die It:tuts:a Cabinet, to his Prussian Majesty ; and Lady,
Cuasear Trcumann, coming from St. Petersburgb, and going to
Linden_

French parrs contain a private letter from M.
re, Lieutenant de Vaissixtu, commander of the royal
tte La Coquette, now on a voyage of circitunuivigation,
► statei, Vial after having visited the island of Ota-
. in the Smtli f,, a, he hail quitted it on the teed of
1523. After further navigating in the spirit of his
ictions, thecorvette was moored in safety at Amboy on,
e 27th of S:ptenibcr following. At the latest date of
espatelies, namely, the lath of Octolar last, Comm-
I)!toe!re was making crrangeniCllia to visit Port Jack-
, New Holland.
.15 rite Fanner a•soletnn high
Ind office for the soul of his Most Christian Majesty,
XVIII. were celebrated at the Roman Catholic
el, Chelsea. His Majesty was one of the founders of
dace of divine worship, and i,i .ce his accession to the'
Ae of his ancestors, has not failc 1 to afford it the con
whet: of his august support. Th.: French Ambassador,
suite, were in attendance, as well as several French
English individuals of the first distinction.
&AL or Louis XVIII.-11 is remarked as a peen-
., by a French paper (the Journal des Debats ), that,
iemoral of the late King's re.nains, " for the first
(al such occasions, there was no hedge of soldiers
the road on which the procession pLirsed, no gendarmes
road to St. Denis, no extraordinary action of the
l'ee—and everywhere the greatest order—we should say
' the must benevolent politeness, and a conduct, or
suit: bl: to the scuie.-

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