Star.
London, England, 1824-09-18 00:00:00

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FR EVCH P PERS.
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t3utiSonnaof3lß s.
theßEKinig has again tri-
umphed this morning over a crisis like that Which took
place yesterday. The same symptoms have again. pro-
(laced the same alarms. The King desired that. she
prayers for the dying should be recommenced, grid
being unable to repeat each response, he only said that
he attended to the whole, and responded mentally. lib
caused a crucifix to be given him, and kissed it several
times. The persons who were present at this augur:
scene, could call to mind the death of the chief of the
noble race of the Bourbons, and what is related of it in
a manner so affecting and simple by his faithful *rant
Joinville.
At the second crisis the King's heart was affected,
and the sentiments which his voice could not express
were evident in his countenance. Nothing could give
an idea of the grief of the Royal Family, did not the
affection which thepeople of Paris feel make every one
easily understand that of our Princes.
Sunday morning' his Majesty, though suffering,
thought fit to be present at the family breakfast. Their
Royal Highnesses seemed in consternation. The gtiet
of Madame was so great, that the King asked her to
approach ; and taking her by the hand, twice pressed it
to his lips with great emotion.
The following extr acts from the Emile of Wednesday'
will shew the successive states of his Majesty's health:
PARIS, SEPTE Al BR R. 15.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, the King was plunged into a profound
lethargy, and the most lively uneasiness was spread immediately in
theyalace, and front the Palace to the crowd assembled in the
Palace du Carrousel : but at half-past three the King recovered
from this lethargy. Fie Orris perfectly sensible:

CHAMBER OF THE KING.
NINTH BULLETIN.

" Sept. 14, 9 p. m.
" The alarming faintness (syncope) experienced by his Majesty in
the middk of the day. was followed-by a calm which continued !ix
hours. This evening the fester has become stronger, and renewed
all the uneasiness that was felt."

((Signed by the See Physklans).
TENTH BULLETIN.
" Wednesday, 8 o'clock p. m.
" The night has been most restless ((warner). The fever in..
creased this morning with reiterated anxieties and weakness. Thas
respiration is more and more difficult." (Signed u before).
ELEVENTH BULLETIN.

" Sept. 15, 8 a. m.
" The debility of all the functions continues to increase."
(Signed as before).
TWELFTH BULLETIN.

" Sept. 15, 2 p. m.
" The situation of the King has not ameliorated since 8 o'clock le
(Signed as before, with gm additional name of Comte I)am
It is now four o'clock the King is still in the same state.lati
hoped there will be another bulletin at half-past six.
Yesterday, from 11 till 4 o'clock, the Princes and Princesses of
the Royal Family, the Duke, Duchess, and Mlle. d'Orleans, and
the Duke de Bourbon remained with his Majesty. The Archbishop
of Paris, the Bishop of Hermopolis, the Chancellor, Prince Talky-
rand, the Marquis if Mmonville, Grand Referendary of the Cham-
ber of Peers, also remained with his Majesty. The Ministers have
remained in the Palace.
The Infant Don Miguel, the Papal Nuncio, and Prince Castelei.
cab, Ambainador of Naples, also came to the Palace.
This morning, at half past eve, their Serene Highnesses the Dukes
of Bamboo and Orleans, the Ministers* the Arcbbishop of Paris.
the Prefect of Police, and a great nuntber of dignitaries repaired to
the Tuelefies.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, i 8 4.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE OtLOCK.
T►ere was-a great bustle in the Foreign Market this morning;
Mexican Securities were done at 58*, but up to this have they are
sn. There is scarcely any business doing, except in Mode*
and Columablan Stock.

Consols opened this morning at 90; for the iietmot4 at itikh
price they remain, with little or no businvis