The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-17 00:00:00

PARIS, SEPT. 14.

'Every moment diininiihes the hopes Which wo
Might have entertained that the 'health of our be-
loved Monarch would improve. His strength
diminishes, -but his firmness is still the .same.—
;rite prayers of religion, the wishes of the int-
Thence multitudes of subjects assembled round
: the Royal residence, cannot suspend the progress
of disease, nor check its most visible effects. If,
-as every thing induces uato belle vu, tine King, on
his bed of sickness, where all his mental faculties
ere alive, has known the pledges of love which
burst forth ,in every part, he mill have de-
rived from them the strongest consolation which
lie CILII receive, and'his sufferings will have been
alleviated by them. 1
The French have displayed all their character
in this great conjuncture. All the -conversations
among persOns whom this event has brought toge.
ther are inspired by the same sentiment. Every
one recalls with pleasure theclaims of this Prince
'to the respected gratitude of his people. :[let if
-the present is for us a subject of grief, the future
offers at -least its consolations. The august race
-of the sons of St. Louis, continued by a miracle,
will never more •perish ; and Providence, ;Odell
-signalized in so striking a way itsprotection or
France, otTers the most precious pledge of this
protection, in giving to its love4hree generations
-of Kings, In France the King does not die-
I is Majesty, Mtn yesterday had given'his bles-
sing to his family in the morning, - demanded to
see the Children of Prance. They arrived et Sit.
Cloud at „three o'clock, and . were conducted
• shortly afterwards to the apartment of the .King,
their great uncle. '['hey left at five o'clock, and
.as they quitted the Tuileries to .return to St.
Cloud, the crowd threw themselves in their,pas.
sage, shouting repeatedly live le Rol! Vittent
les Bourbons! _ _

Although the-King, the day before yesterday,
presented himself before the Trih:mal of Pond.
teoce, his Majesty confessed again yesterday.—
We are assured that at the moment when the
Grand Almoner arrived, the King said to Mon.
lieut., 66 My brother, you have affairs which claim
your presence-4 also have duties to fulfil ;"
words worthy of a son of Louis, and which re-
mind us of what Henry IV. said to his confessor,
during the ceremony of the Queen's coronation—
" I am thinking of the last judgment, and of
the account which we must render to Gud."

SPA IN.
MA 1) It I S Err. RN Express.)
The King and the Royal Family still remain
t. Ildivfonso. _

The Captain... General of the Kingdom of Gre-
oadu has transmitted to the Minister a list of the
I""lnti"k's taken ut Tarifa, and shot at
Almeria. Ploy were 32 in number; amongst
••4')ln WaS Lu•ut.-Colonel Juan •Lux, Captains
Le,stamente, Louis tie Rute, and
Mier. lnd Ensign Joseph Verbis. We
r.omark in tl ;, list the name of a certain Mon-
,a. fat. 4

sir Wilber :'Court has received ,from the
aud• of leave. 1k has set out for
:.,;51)0!) as An.
.'idor to his Alost Faithful Ma-.
J"~{y•

• Tht Editor
,p=aced Cugnet
-apreroe fireside+

'folk, in a note, eys, thin is the cele-,
.arlot, who lot proclaimed lihnself,
French Republic.