Star.
London, England, 1824-09-16 00:00:00

THE KING OF FRANCE.

---Now.--
THIRD BWLLETIN OF THE KING'S HEALTH.
0 MONDAY, Sm. 13, Riau!, A. W.
" His Majesty experienced a respite from pain during some hours
last night, but his weakness is extreme. His pulse beats more
slowly and weaker. He remains at present in possession of all his
faculties.

(Signed) " PORTAL, " DUPUYTREY,
"A LI BERT, " THEVENOT.
DISTEL,
" The King has received the Sacrament from the hands of the
Grand Almoner, in the presence of the Royal Family, the Grand
Chamberlain. the principal Officers of the-Household, the Prince de
Casteleicala, the President of the Council, and all the household.
" After the ceremony, the King caused the members of the Royal
Family to be called to him, gave them his blessing, and embraced
them. (Signed) " Count DA M AS,
" First Gentleman of the Bed-chamber."
FOURTH BULLETIN.
" Two o'Cioce. r. x.
" The King is tranquil ; be has taken broth three times, and is
at present free from fever. his weakness continues.

(Signed) " A LI BERT,
" DISTEL.
" First Gentleman of the Bed-chamber,
If Count DAMAS."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1824.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCH NGR. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The chief conversation upon 'Change Is concerning Ivuaaina—
some believe in his death, and others do not credit it ; it is certain
that during his residence in London, be had a spy who was con;
tinually watching his moillments, for which he was well paid by
the Mexican Government.

Consols opened this morning at 94}, I, for the Account, with
scarcely anything doing, at which price they remain up to the pre-
sent hour.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
In the Foreign Market this morning there was a geod deal done
in Mexican Bonds, but scarcely anything in other Securities.
Current Prices :—New Spanish 15, Old 193 20, Russian 933 3,
Mexican 493 3, Colombian Scrip 123 di.. Colombian 933 94, Chi.
Tian 7.53, Alliance Shares 103 11 pr. French Scrip 103 3, Austrian
943 3, New Prussian 963, Old 983 99, I'orto4uese 873, Buenos
Ayres 5 43 dis. Braz. 33 a dis. Peruvian 55 56, Greek 1615 dis.
FOREIGN F.XCHANGES.
Hamaiiam, SEPT. 10.—On London, 56. 53. 2 Us. 36. 23.
PiTtiStitlltOU, Ace. 27.—0 n London, 9. 3.
Leusic, Sum 6.—On Loudon, 3 M. 6. 143.
Beaux, SEPT. 7.—On London, 6.203.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut
3 per Cent. Cons. 941/2 94 IA 1/4-3k per Cent. shut
4 per Ct. Assented shut-4 per Cent. Old shut
4 per Cent. New 1061/4 106—India Bonds 86 84
£l,OOO Eacheq. Bills (2d.) 42 3; (114 d.) 41 2 40
Baulk for Acct. 2351,% '235
Coshols for Acct. 9434 16.

Up to two o'clock this day no official intelligence had
been received by our Government, of the Death of
Louis XVIII. The latest accounts are dated Monday,
and state, that the KING had that morning taken
some refreshment.

Two Exprestes reached town this forenoon fipm
Paris. One of them is said to bring intelligence that
the King of FRANCE died on Tuesday morning, and
that in the afternoon CHARLES X. was proclaimed,
The following extract from a letter was received at
Lloyd's this morning :

Y DOVER, SEPTEMBER LI.

a Our last letters from Boulogne are dated this day at noon up to
that hour no advises of the Death of the King of VIA lieZ had ar-
rived, but were hourly expected. lle was alive on Monday evening.

Intelligence has at length been received of the adven-
turer 'runtimes arrival at Mexico ; and there is strong
reason to believe that his enterprise has terminated
fatally. Captain Quecsit, of the Spring, the vessel in
which Irunaros sailed from Southampton, has addrev.ed
a letter to his owners in London, in which he states that
he anchored on the 13th of July off Soto la Marina, a
port about 150 miles to the northward of Tampico,