London, Wednesday, Septem...
The Times, 1824-09-29T00:00:00

The French papers of Slnday, wliich arrived last night, contain no important intelligenee. rhev are filled witli ac- counts of addresses sent from the variouis towwns of France to congratulate -Ie new Swvereign. No hint is eiven of any proposet, change ; but symrptoini continue to appear of 2 concil atory spirit on the part of the Goveranment: aiong vhi` e we mdy inention the ro-appoinitientt of the College 4^ Law at (Grenohle, which hail been suppressedl after the nstirregtioi in that city in 1ql21. Ir, the list of the Pr;ofessors apliear what may now be considered the piurely Eniglish names of BunDE'rr and( BOt.LAsO. 'i'llt new Kzi o5 rides out daily in the neighbourhood of St. ! (iouV~ (perhaps he remembers the well-knowin saying ofi UTR F, that a Kinig of France slsoul,t constantly be on horse- back If, however, he perseveres in the liberal conduct wvith which he has Commenced his reign, he may venture to bce as inactive as lhis predecessor. A writer in the Quo- ti6dicne has aaoptedl with great zeatl the opiniion of I'd. de CmiATAUBAsr AND, andt calls upon the KiN(i to be crowne(d dt Rheims. 'rhe followinig are extraets from the Moniteir of Sun- dlay and the EMile dated Nlondtay (Fromt the i!oniletir of Sutmdav. Sept. 2f..) The official part contains at leun ih the prograrmme of ttie cere. mrniai to he observe(t cn the entrance of the King into Parhs. On uMoniday, the '2ti inst., at noon, the King will imake his entry into Paris. 1fix i AMjesty will come fronm St.' (Ctoud, airt pa,s by the Boij de Bolilogne. Ile will set OUt fromn St. Cloud at halfpest elieven. Ile will mount his tiorne at the gate iMaillot, wvhither the Minister ot W1Var and the MarshIals t' France shall repair to wait fbr, u)d receive His Majesty. His iMajesty having m-ounited his horse, the processioni shall pro. c.eed as in the follewing order, &c. " When the Iting reaches the barrier of I,Etoile, a salute of 101 guns shall announce the enitranice oflis .'llajesty into Paris. The :lmunicipal Body, having at its headi the Prefectof tiue De. partment of the Seitne, and the Prefect of tihe Police, shall be at bte barrier; when the Prefect of the Seine shall have the honour of con- gratulating the Kiing, and presenting to his Majesty the keys of the city. The King will then procecd to Notrc Danie, where the Chan- cellor, the President of the Council of Ministers, the lfiniters of State, the pablic bodies, the Peers of France, &c., will he ready ott his arrival. After divine service, His Mlajesty will proceei to tbe Tuileries. (Fromr the Rtoile of Monday.) " ST. CLOUD, SEPT. 26. After mass, the King received the great Officers of the Crown, the Peers of France, the Ambassadors, Prince Castelcicala, and personria,f distinction. PARIS, SErPT. 26. "The Dulke de Polignac is named first Equerry of His Majesty, -eithout changing the situation of the lMarqutis de Vernon. " The Duke de Maille, the Duke de Fitzjames, Count de Bruges, Chevalier de la Galle, Connt de Bruille, Viscount Sosthenes de la Rochefaucault, and Count Alexis de Noalles, are appointed Aides. dc-camp to His Msjesty. " Molt of the ofrlcers of the Civil Household of His Royal Highness Mtonsieur are appointed Honorary Gentlemen of the Chamber. " Workmen are employed in hanging with violet the apart- ments of the late King in the Tuileries, and the other Royal resi, dences." r.--UNn)Q, IVfFDNESDAI', SRPTEAUBER 29, 1824C