French Papers.
The Times, 1824-09-23T00:00:00

(Fromn the J2to1IcA Lis nTo rning, t,eforc mass, his .Majesty received! the milelmlbers of the faculty who had becn in attendance on the late King, and those who had been engaged embalning the hodv. T'Q Ring an1 d all the Roy.l Family heard mass in the chapel of the Chateau. Count Villele, Baron Damas. thc Dluke deDoudeauville, andl the Re- rer ot the Seals, sev,rally transacted business with his MSajesty. Ye- erday, Rt half past thre, the A:ubas iedors and Fore:ert Mi. ns:-cra atterded at the Chateau of the Tuilerics, to sprinkle the bodv of 'he late King with holy water. At halt past tw-n yesterday., the King, the Dauphin, t*h Daul- phinesa, and the Duchess nt Berry, camne ia a mourning coach to thle Chateau of the TIileries. Four carriages,hung witl moarning, The in;a alighited at the Clock Pavilion. Ile was received at thle foot ot the staircase bV tile Doike ofO()rleans, the 13uke of I1oitr- vh n tie erand l)ignitariee, the Mlarshlals of France. and the Great ffficers of the Honusehold. The Kinz havine entered thc Th'on-ehall, where the bed of hononr of the late Kinig remtains. threw hidniself en his knees, as did thleir Roy-iaI lligl:ncssexs, tmd all titeir attendants. After the scr. vice of the Aliscr?ere, iis M aiesty threw holy water orn the c(ffin. '.hia example was followed by their Royal lighinesees, an:d by all t-er- ns present, iCeluLling the Diplomatic Body,whohad been invited to attend the ceremony. " ORDINANCE OF T?:E KINtG. " The household troops of' tie King, designated the Blody G(uard of !Monsicur, anci devoted to his service bv van ordinaRce of April 21, In8l9, shall be henceforth called the Fiithi Conmpany of the Body 6nard. " The details of this arnangemett shall be regulated by a special Or iinance. *Given at. ilie Chteatu at St. Cloud, this l0th Sentember, 1824, in the PFrst Year of our Reigr. " CHARl,kS." " The Great Officers and First Olffiers of the llouseltoli will be admitted to thly Tuileries to-morrow (Ttuesday), at lI) in t?e rorn. log, to pay their last hotroige to the late King. " First (4entletnatnj of' the King's Chamber, - The Duke D'AU.'IONT. - Oiven at the Totilerics, Sept. 20, !5124." " The carriages will enter by the centre gate, remain in the coturt. yard, and retire by the shid entrance." PARIS, SEPT. 20. The retmaitns of the late Kinig will be removed, it is said, on TI hirsday next. M. Ravez. 1'residez: of' the Chamber of Depitties, !as arrived in Paris. Some days before his death. there was presented to Louii XV11 . a dec: ee relative tovario:ts coinitltations of punishbtents. liegrant- ed them all, aIdirg. ' For the first hine it gives ine pain to sign such a document. The granting of p%rdons and favours I .vould re- serve wholly for Rly btother, tor it is witi these that the reign of a Bourbon ought always to commence." Theexecetionsof the revolutioniists made prlsoners at Almeria. in Andalstsia, took ilace ott titC 24t1t ofAmigust, as we have already announced. It was remarkeid that, before dying, Cugnet de illontar- lot, who was called Don Carlos dc Alalsot, declared that he was the French General 3fontarlot. Benigno-.Morales, late editorof'tht Z?t. ri'^/fo, the most revolutionary journal that was printed in Spain, was ot the aintuber ofthose who were shot. The augulzst Prince whtom the right of birth has caied to the throne of the lily, is the thirtv-sixth King of the Capetian Dynasty. and the tkairt-eighti, if wve count tile Monarchls Eudes and Rtbert, t e e-andfatflwr airh uncle of ilught Capet, who helongcd to the se- cond r:cen. From the accession of the fot'nder of thc thtirti dv- naLsty, down to that of our ticv King, an interval of 837 years h;as elapsedi. Since the year 157$, France has not had a Kiing who bore thle name of ChArles. )ating from the accession of Loulis X I ! I., being a ltriood of 214 years, our Monarchs have borne without interrup- tion the napie of Lotois. 31. the DLike d'Angotileme, son anld only heir of Charles X., takes by right the title of Daupfmin, whici none o. our Princes have bonie sitice the august and unfortunate son of Louis XVI., who died in prieon under the namie of Louis XVII. Madamne the b Duchess i'Ajkn'goulee ix the tirst datgliter of a King of France salto has borne ttile title of Dauphinesli. (From Galignani's Mfessenger.) A splendil review by the King will take place between 10ftand 12 to-dlay, in thle Plain of Issay. At 4 o'clo- k yestcl;ay, the Peers of France and the Deputies of sthe Departments Went to ttle Palace of the Tuileries, to sprinkle holy water tipon the remaits of the late King. A solemn service will be cetebrated at ten o'clock this mornting, at the Ciathedral Cliurch ot' Notre Dame, for his late .Majesty Itouis XVI I. Prepasations to that effect have been making for several days, and the ceretnony will be attended with extraorninary pomp. Upon the King's arrival at the Tuileties he wiU find the apart. ments hung, with mourning-niamelv, with violet-coloured cloth 'evithout ornawent, from the fleor to the comice. The Countess of Balmain, daugliter-in.law of Sir Hludson ljowe, died- recently 2t St. Petersburgh. The Count of Balmain is Aide- de-Camp of the Jrmpcror Alexander, and was his Majesty's Coma- missioner at St. Helena. Acc:rding to rumour the Count de la Ferronays svill not return to SL Pctersburgh, another legation being destined for him. The person whlo waS arrestel at the gate of the Tuileries on Thursday, for firing upon the officer on dtty, is in a state of raving madness. In 1822, he had been arrestedlas an insane person. At the riding-school of Valenciennes there ate at this nioinent the two ;inallest h',rses that exist in France, nat perhaps in Europe. Theytareonly30inc'ahes bigit, and are well matchled. FnrNcir FFUXDS.-PAnrS, Sept. 21.-Five per Cents. opened at 99. 90,; closed at 99. 75. Bank Stock, 1,90D. - Neapolitan Rentes, 8db; Spanish ditto, 19.: ditto Loan, 1823, 57. Exchange on Lon. don, I momttr, 2 20.; 3 months, 26, 5.-C'Qfrs 4thef4ntiqitc. FREiNCHC PAPERS. ST. CLOUI), SEPT. 20.