London, Friday, September...
The Times, 1824-09-24T00:00:00

The Ar;enJh papers of Tuesday, which arrived last night, contain caly tIctails, of little interest, on thc close of the Lte manl the csmrnencement of the present reign. The followingareextracts front the Eloile (latedl lVednesd(ay:- " ST. CLOUD, SEPT. 21. " The King heard mass in the chapel of the Palace. " His Screne Highness the Duke of Orleans paid a vibit to the Ring& " EHi Excellency the Count de Villele came to transact business with His Majesty. " 1'ARIS, SEPT. 21. " All thc pensions g-ranted by the late Kinhg ontt of the Civil List, -ill be provisionally continued by hlis Majesty, from the 16th inst. ' Accordingr to His .'lajesty's intention, the Museum and other public places, which have been closed, will be re-openedl on Friday, the 24eb of this month. tIUinistcrialoffices, the Iunicipal Bodv, the National Guartl, the Goures and Tribunals have been to day successively to the Tuileries, to throw holy water on the corpse of the late King. " Some journals had stated, that the remains of the late King would be remioved to.morrow to the churclh of St. Denis, but a notice havin, been posted up, that the Tluilerics would be open to the public to-day, an immense crowd passed, from 10 to a o'dock, before the state-bed, on wnbich lIiis late Majesty lies. The der, of St. Germain, I'Auxerrois. the Royal parish, came in pro- crsjion from the church to the P'alace. " A telegraphic despatch announces, that the squtadroni of evolution which ailed fromn Cadiz on the 26;Lh of July, under the command of Vice-Admiral Duperre, was en the 18th off Toulon. It was in the best condition, and had not 10 sick. Sinice its d1ciarture for C._dir, the squadron bad had no comnmunication. " IMADRID, SEPT. 16. ( NY EXPRESS.) * The King and the Royal Family are still at St. Ildeibnso. "eHis Majesty, in addition to the favours conferred on the Generals and officers concerned in the atlack on Tarifa, had ordered the coast- guard and sailonr who assisted in the expedition, to wear a medal, waith c -reurdc-lij of gold, on a white grountd, surrounded by a wresil, of laurel. " His .INajesty has granted a pension of 2,000 francs to the widow of L,cutenant Qucsnel, of the 34th regirnent of French infantry, who was killed in the attack of Tarifa. " His lMlajesty, considering the Royal Volunteers as the most zcalous defenders of his legitimate aulthority, has commnanded all the CaptaiissGeneral of the proyinces to proceed without delay to organize these co-ps of faithful Spaniards, into which no one sball have the honourof being admitted, without a certificate from the .funidpal Authorities of his native town, or of that in which he resides, attesting that his religious and political opinions have al- -ways been irreproachable." The Monitcur of Tuesday cor.tains no official article. FRENC1 FUcNDS.-PARIS, Sept. 21.-Five per Cents. opened at 99.SO.; closed at 99. 80. Loan of 1823, 13i. Bark Stock, I,902. 5. Neapolitan a5 per Cents., in ducats, 88k; Rentes d'Espagne, 18i. Royal Sponish Loan, 1i323, 57. Exchange on Lontlon, I n:onth, 245. 20.; 3 months, 25. 5.-Counr Authentiique. LOA'DION. FID4.-ty, SEP TE 1BIER 24, 182 1.