Star.
London, England, 1824-09-13 00:00:00

Consols opened this to•ming at issl to for the Account, at
which price they sensained up to this hour, with little or no floc-
, teatime. , Sanely say business doing.
The Repress from Paris has brought the Iteptes on Friday,
after 'tangs hours, at NW. •

• FOREIGN FUNDS.
In the Foreign Market this morning there is little doing, except
Colombian and Mexican Bonds.

Current Prises ;—New Spanishlsl, Old 206 6, Mogan 931 I,
Alliance Shares 106 11 prem. Mexican 4116 49, Colombian Scrip
41611 dis. Colombian 741 756; French Scrip 101-ex. div. Austrian
946'956, Portuguese 261, Brazilian Se dist. Buenos Ayres 32$
Peruvian 56$ ST, Greek 16$ 10k disc.

• FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
HANIVIUMN, Sim 7.-0 a London, 52. 5. 9.Us. 36.2.
Prniaseanor, Aca. 24.—0 n Landon, 9. 19.52.
Akstsaamos, Syr& 10.—On London, 39.9. 2 M. 39. 7.
PR ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock shut—S per Cent. Iliduced shut •
S per Cent. Corn. 9S 494 935—Sf per Cent. shut
4-per Ct Assented shut-4 per Cent. Old shut
4 per Cent. New 1061/4
India Stock 287%—ludia Bonds 88 6
£l,OOO Excl•eci. Boils (2d.) 44 5 ; (1112 d.) 43 4 2
I:500 Do. (2d.) 45 ; (1 'Ad.) 43
£lOO and £2OO Do. (1 Ihd.) 48
Cothols for Account 941/i 14 V.

It is again reported on the Stock Exchange, that the
health of the King of FIANCE is rapidly declining, and
that his death may be almost hourly expected. We are,
told that the good and loyal Parisians are all buying
mourning, and it might seem ungrateful for his M-
ims not to oblige his faithful subjects, by rendering it
soon available ; but such things have been known to
occur. The French Papers, however, still represent the
Ktrro as engaged in duties which either prove that he
is not so ill as he is represented, or that, like'one of our
own Sovereigns, he is resolved to die " with harness on
hi% back."
In one of the Brussels papers received this morning
there is a• private letter from Paris, of a rather old date
to be sure (Monday last), which. represents the Ktaro's
health as improving; adding-.—" We have the best i
grounded hope that his career may still be protracted for
a long time." .6,1 f I wish my life to be 2rolonged," said
his MAJILSTI. lately, to one of his physicians, " it is to
perfect the Institutions originating in the Charter. which
have given to my people, and which is to insure their
bappi nese

A Morning Paper gives an extract from a private
letter, but of what date is not mentioned, whish states,
that the 103.5 health is somewhat bitter ; and it states
that the Ktoo said to his Medical Attendant—" I have
no great fear Of death, for I shall then cease to suffer
and, above all, I shall cease to behold the evarctces that
cotetinstalls esseirik soy. brother;" alluding to the at-
tachment of Mowasaost to the Clergy.

The Etoik of yesterday, and the iionitestr ofSatur day
which we-have receivedangtther with the other papers
of Friday, state, that on the latter day the KING trans-
acted bUsiness with M, de VILEALE and the Duc de
DOIJDZAtIVILL; as he did also on Saturday with the
first named Minister.

The Etoile contains some intelligence from Greece.
It is said that Atheus is again in the hands of the Turks,
who have committed great excesses. One of the Greek
Generals is said to have defeated a body of 6,000 Turks
near Attica.
The Aloftdour contains an article from Smyrna, of the
4th ult. which states that tranquillity bad-been dis-
turbed there by the Turkish soldiers, who were assem-
bling to join the expedition against the Greek ibles..
These soldiers were cogiottally-quarrelling with the