French Papers.
The Times, 1824-09-18T00:00:00

[The folowing x'racJTni th ile of Wnednesday will shlow the saccessive s8taes of is Majesty's health] _ (From the Etoile dated Sept.16.) Veaterda PARIS, SEPT. 15. 1 eted at 2o'clock, the King was plunged into a Profound lethargy, thlat the most lively iuneasiniess wasi spread immediately in thePalce,andfro th Paacetothe crowd assembled in the P l a c e d u C a r r o n s e l b u t a t h a l f - p a a t t r e e . E t e K i n g r e c o v e r e d h i l a the w av p e r f e c l y s e s ib le . CHAMBR OF HE KING. IlENTH BUIJIJETIN. " The aladitltn f ainSaS (the ,zcoi experinu enc hy Unis lIa- esfy ina the midge of' tte day, was TRlowed by a calm 'which con- tinued six hours. Tith evening th as be omee 8tronger,.an enewed all the uneasineb s toat was fclt.'i ha eco strngr and (Signed by the five Pltysicians.) "Tenght hbaso Of-TENT14 BULLETIN. 'clock-p.m Tm e n izght basbeet mnost retless (igee se) Trhe fever in- creased thismorning withe hteuated anxeties and weakness. The respiration is nae and more dif1fcuIt" i (Signed as before.) EIEVENTH BULLETIN. " Sept. 15, ila. m. The debility hf all the functions continues to increase." TWELiFTH BULTN (Signed as before.) " The sit f the Kinghas not - Sept. 150, 2 P. mn. Th ituation ofteKn a m o reliorated since 8 o'clock." (Sxgniedas beroxe,with the additional name of Count Damas.) -It is, four o'ock; the Kint! is still in the same state. It is btopOd these will be another bulletin at half-past six. Y esterdar, fromn 11 tillI 4 O'clock% thle Princes and Princeses of the Royal Famnily, the Dake, D)ucncsq, and AJIle. d'Orleans, sad the Duke de Bourbon remained with his M ajesty. Thie Archbishop ,of Paris, the Bishop of Hfermopolis, fth Chancellor, Prince 'rien,the Marquis de Semonville, Grand Referendary of' the Chaber ofPeers3,also reniainedlwith his Alajesty. The Mlinisters have remained in the Palace. The Intant.-Don AMigutel, the Papal Nuncio, and -Prince Castelci.. eels Amassdorof NDle, aso arfe to the Palace. Phi rntting,ntalfpas fie, herSertne lgi ,eestheDukes of Burbn an Oreans th Ali8res, heArubshopof Paris. she Pefec of Plice and gret numer o digitarics repai,-ed t6 PARIS, SEPT. 15. The stong conMitittion of the Ring- has akain triumphedl this meorning.overa acrisfs like that. whichi took place yesterday. The caneniesmptoms have.again Produced the same alarms. The King dcsired tlkik the prayers the tfie dying should be recommnenced, and labintmy ablv to~ lepcat each response, he. only'sald that he at.. ~mdd t CIe wsoIt,pd responded Mietutally. Hie cauised a crucifll. t lie isos mm5snd osss it. several limes. The; persons who wiere ~e~r;fisi~~scee coudeallfo mind tibe death bf the chief of~tgpojerac~r he?~u'rbns,'nd Hat is reblated of it inn- ~~ l$y hiafai~~~~thful servant Joinville. At i ~If ~t4tbeJ,,.og'beaew~ at'etedsandthe senti.. nance. Nothing could Five an idea of the grief of the Royal family, did not the affection which the people of PaTis feel make every one easily undergtand that of our Princes. On Sunday morning hii Mvlajesty, though suffering, thoul*t fit toSbe presentash the f'amilybreakfas. Their Royal iiighlnesses seemved -in consternatien. ?'he grief of hi adarnc was so great, that the Ring nalked her to approach; and taking her by the hand, twice pressed It to h1ia l;Os with great emotion. FRJENCli PAPERS.