French Papers.
_ (F>OID T1}s kStre~~~~~~~~iZe I Ac'uv'teXIMWadrj, anid Foeci M!inis.rt hl an rtttdli- core Ofxt' KnT anti Rc'v..t Fanily ,on !te Iceasiio of rheo (leath of 'h,, Ilaiesty Lou!is XVIII. rod, tire acev!ion of his Maje_sty t -I res X. to tre thr,one ot Frarree. ITis Emnsi'ence tire Jpoosrii Nncls 'pimeot,,d I,; M.liesty, irnt' rhe ante Of the liplonlatic bod. The, tlsrbwirig was thie Kin$ reply ~ Mosiu NUncio-M,y heart 's too -0t,i torn b)) swrroy/ for t he -Z-4vable of cxet,n1,g t tllr~il. nclt, rl'. intilent,s by ' 'cli 'A 'i;filled. I thank ikO 'or t1io'e s,hi,h vvu hass expressed t.eitdlaute of tie diplomtQic !,odv.. I have buit one alubitionl, gil-. tl 'r-.lpray to, GM that it marv bce graluded, anti I liope that it ai!i be-it iL, to contir.rr th.tt policy- wltich my virtuotis brother hLs '-elli prrrstued.-.t `i`. th4t nmv rei.rn rmrav prove h.to it cortiniorsid"n his. z od thisITdesire, WI' vicr1l IIr the go,'ul of foe',t'tr t'he pleace and ui-.ion of sli Europe. T1his is, l ut, wish it is riry prayer I re and toscmeti blet shd! be the~ ,taky of'na lte."I 11 c1vto t5ie Marsal.s oIf Vrance. who wrerv nrvs'ew.rted bY tile Dr.r-r dle orncrI'l r4, his M1esty sj 1 neli:rrleo'n_I-. shall nott tort.-ir tire services whlich you have ren. l.-r,d to the Kirr. nd oFaegoeuon,ta a-i all occaLsionls l -hiall b- happy to zive You toto-rit rirs mr.nfitretcandlt my rcknrtl.' [In addition, to tire allove conscratr Iatiu!S, his .MaLIeet,v alam wvas n,lIrvts-Ad hy the Archbishop ot P.snsrii rio tt3 ii,ne of' the ('le*yb thle K ~T-tel` Of thre Sm it) the na~meu Ot' time 'orIM1e of' State -by ( ox: e de So-re. as thlr Fir-sr I rc idvt of lie C'mmrtr ofiCaseritlion by-li `ie Bishop ot' Hernropoli,,. w' te of.t' he M1irlisters of Kecle,is t:ce'l A.Tiarrs and Prriblic lustrucri,an hrj' the Prefect of' hie Seinle. xn.1 various oth,,r public bee Toe rep.ris ot the King were re- stpect trekv appropriate. brait, isttt0' . 'XecelrIooftrtowehe girevn, badn ro general oir ptmm'lrrml intcrest attached to OIrirar.1 Ttrc Kinlg nd the I1Cyal Farr!l rh ltave ss ittr (riv of the Chatesir. . !rmass Corr'rt VflL-le. Pr-sidet;r of thle Council of M1iinisters, and Gorr cr:::r Kee orite Seals, transacted Luiriness with his ej~rr. as een esiousthat the coriniaierrcenictit of Iris reign ,.taud beaakdb e csof clenrency.- An Ordinaonce, dated thiq day, grants- a ctirriztruatio:r of t'inislimnent to 30 Frenich refir- cos ho were coadenined to de:rth for haviatl borne arm~s tigainr.s ~'ac,er]to 18 other indiriduals rondlerrted Psr various crimes arnd ,offiences. Among thlese las.', we observ'e thie namie of 'ramdrn, one ot' rIAe acco-rplices at ertoron, and the Sicrtr Ecuycr, condetrmned for vio-. latinrg the la-c of October 21, 11114. respecting the liberty of tlhe Tee-ss. Trhiis the reign Of Charles X. comatiarttes as, tAiat of Loutis XVIl . terininated for otto of the last 2ctS of tile late Kingx was sigr-.ng an Ordinance, by whieil thait excelelent Monarch dleignedl to eonanutte the punishment if a, great number o)f refmtgeeS, who batd dlare to carry arrni against himi. 'r.-.nioTM. thle Kin will go to tIre Chateau oftire Ttiileries. and Qr-rinkle holy water on the body o f thle late King. There will be no lizhting srp of the Chambher atE tire Ttiileries. On Tuesduy the body wrill he CCIIVe7y,d to St. D)eniti, atteri)(ed by a rtt- meroas clestrcg of mourririg carriages. Tire ceremtonial on this oc- cs.anion is ll be t-re s-anie as that wliicir is em-nloyed osi the anniver- !'arV '0-ommCrm,TattOn of tIre dleath of Louis XV 1. A riiore splentlirl and rirpos-og cereurion, is res,erved r t!he interment, which wHil take rilace, it is .aid, abe-ut a m-orrlth retice. Until that perioid, at t.Deinis, tire chamiber it' wltielt tire bodY rests will he lighited up. The public will be z(dmitted !,r-das' (Friday), Saturday, atnd Milonday. fnwr' ten irt the rirorning till five in thec afternootn, to tIre rerwe-n ini tIe TuE!.-tiic, wbere- tile body reposes. Nee -sthcre- :t triore brilliant reception thanttrrrirt wlind, took Place yvsterd-y: mlore thtan I mtitt ciirriarrel were at St. Cloud. Ttu aw 1-~er-ted that the King has intimraued hris rrrtetrtion of' presid-. rn, wtr.e a week at the Cornilt of 1ijnisters. 'maey talk vf a review of tire RioVal (XIA4rds by hris Mrmjr.stV. l Frorm t!.e I!no1err STI. (CLOUD, Srw r. 17. Tos-laty, at II O'clock, Madame, tIme Daoirpiiness, Madamec tIre Dvtebess 'e P-irry. the Princes and Princ,sjes of tIre Blood Royal, r -eaired to- rl,e resirZerrce ofrt the D)auphini, and n-r,ceetdst with hi-si to th. King, for Itie piurpose ef solemntly presentirng ttirir hec. ',,-.ze tn litrm. N'.1 tire D)auphsin threw hinirself at tire feet of his shehd r-aised hrm and tenderly etrtbraced bini. 'rho King sr ltle rtre irark of a&ltionrte attention to rthe Prinices tind Pci jn-sts~c of the Rnval Fanr.dv. [The foilotsitne, d1etizlsj of tile lasmt rromte:ts of tIre Kirtg are trout T"fie paaardI on. aud the stretgtlr of tire King pave wihitA J I'r,Itv thz 10dm in.stant, Iiri attendants requested hrrm to allow irim. to bez pat to bed, that he iiiight seek necessary repose. Otl theL llt tev repc.rteml tire req"me`t. " If I dieclare m)yself ill," he re-. 6-ed -e wtill close the Exchange andt thle public pnlacts. Many ~~ii.will he ini;trcd, perhaps ruined, by thrs, anrdI ali tirroughi Ir o Twill not beltaLke uryselfro taiy bed.- On the Stinday lire ros gi,but his strenigth, now exhatitsted, was no longer equal to ill rerlurio,. Ile ear elien-ced a sad fallinr ofF, but lie strove against it -till LIiq -ill alonte resistedl the increasinrg pairn. Pis uralady, long1t represseld, new developed itself weirll inicreased severity. The Am'der for rveeprton% w-as itelrrnrtejt he Kisro aeclaredI himiself ill, an"! fram that nrorrt'enr it ii hrardlly trecestary to say, his Majeity was n.-rupieyl in Preparing for dleath. There en a low bed. reclrred IIe whio died as a Christian, atfter l*i ts a ChristAn King, A thlie feet was so. t his atrgurs bro- ther, whom he lcf: to France. N ear Ixin apspeared that niece, ivlro, like the Srngel in thle Hloly Scriptures, breadred sighs hut to bestowi Peftce and rmnsolationn; the nephe,w who trad recently placed tlte lai-. reel ofthe warrior or,the brow of tIre legislattor; and a second nrcce- vOunt'-an early widoo, and acsct.tomned to grief, fromr whom we derIive in e them s nare f rm vrho was Ithe Itope of- France. eiprlnd rthem sntoo Princes of tIre b)rlos: servants who couintedt thi eoin'a rho Rave;l FaM;iy by' tecir yeatrs;- and on the ethier Pide 4espondina physicians, endcavoprti toacranb h ih wha tFr rPirinz taprs.- rio longer, wilat they ought to do,, rut,9 als whtFance had to Fear. 'rPho rlilOrder of rIt Roahrrer.its, o'-mitertednrarritcenNe. tns silence...the affliictioni connectetl witir 1 it-tireurncerainty-...the abock-a11 fildteIer wtrfa,wn sAd ness, an'l with awe. Ifildtelarwtifa,w.h At four o'clock, n.co ieotscassfl :ie h ado h Kin, sart t.an sei i a owvoice, He is no more !" At thesIe -ords. Monsletit threw himself en his knees, his eves filleri With rears, and rhb-n, -with a sudtdtn tholnght of grief, rose and ran to em-. brac the Ciimd, the comPantion offhis; childlGod..the King wi)m he had jos& Icost-...the brother w'loiot he hacd loved for more than 50 Years. MadrAnc, Sonsteure, and the Princes mniuifested tireir- anguish bv so~ sand'all, kneeling befr h oc of greatness arnd of misor,' &nsploeed the rilost Highetor bet goon dtuoCh1im who had 'beesoorto The Ununt Darnag, frrGentl,,man of, tire elsair,apa at the door0 of rhe gallery, arid with a voice broenb,teabrs, sppaied, 4'Genterlenar. the Kinge is dead! Eac o thosen by heard, 'rriaid 'rats, eaclr sudrierrlr checkedl hims elf, Eas~ Of thecalamit icar bee hin- troeebee, nda thi oilne,hdoe thrildought Of it. This stunor, this troule,ant ths slene, hri1~r al hearts, rvhen the DLike de Blacas presented hims~elf at tIre door, and. said, " Gentleimen, tIre ttrhKeg "King- Charles X. theni appeared, followed by, arnohin, the Dau hrs aDchess l Berry; Illis 'ha sleep presentbowed beforehim, aind an afflicting, but subdoe-I cry-a cry, proaae ylr,br erse ygifr af stifled crv oF"1 V;v:e ~eRj ~Ie relrd ' ygifalaf When,in; ath lat t dave ofthi Sset , ouir kings were about troa rehoin;ate St.eni. thi netr,seeling at tie feet of tIre God wo taelrtthemkirrg, th offcersof te Crown thlrewv in the. pr-tw the csetrtchebn, th helet, azid coat of arnms, whicht had be-. lone-ned to the deceased Pirinze; andl the King of' Arms eclamd I'~rrtoye t'ur"' Ilut the (jr-and Chamberlain and Xct"e Gran Herld ere yloered towards the tomb the sword arid bannleGr,and theKin atArm exclaimed " M. le Grand Chamberlain, raise the banner of the kingdomI Of France ! Neither France nor the Kingr diier the King is to Franzce whiat TFrance is to thle King: we ItvedeO-ited the hselmet avd the coat of arms- irithtin the tomb : I-c tle ingte.a" ran the sword, and let uts exclaim, '1 Iong~ (From nhrtris'raetc. Yesterday the WsoY of the late King I,orna XVI Ill 'tas em-. isaimed, andn this d4v it' will lip in state In the tbrone.room at the ralace of the T'gilries. Arter the authorities haesrnldi 'withi holy water, thg Public will be anrnted e llspr inkitedovet. ig. Workicaen are occupied in han"ging writh blackg the front of the clwke, the paLviliTn rat thre Tkuiledies, the bhall of the marshals, arid tire aller of iana. It is sai htth oa remains will be la spe to~ ISt-. Denis on Wotincsdiy next, whr they will lie inl amate for terrete Mor1thit. Hisiatv'.3a try atma~ttconstantly retained perfect jiosessi,, of his. s;enses.Te Archbishop of Piaris being near his Majesty's bed ricitlirg-ithe prayers Of Foraty HtOurs, was so deeply -atibete at 6ten~te King's e-xtremre v7ak-nes, that lie omaitted a verse. 'Tne, MKin, 'trbter &e well pequsinred rth tbc-Scrrjptureij, lifted up his lionel, irlthoasgi 'withi some aiffier:rl Y, anti stud, Alonsieur, thets Archlbishop.l YodNa~ve skipp-ed eve,rie," 1_ On ThnradrlavetrDinj9 thie ClialicelIo-r of France, the-C)unt do Vill1elep the 2i!inIsjim edt te loserelholdl, t- eprft Sis waitedlujit :ie ip epro h eal Ttid4hath~.Ce~w~l~s-urrrr tc?ePris o-thursday n-ext. cor L ceentt aeve"' h~~lnatrst-ta l at the 4dotns of Weaa liat i)eDkc e"lg cbeothlei o5f the ]Feeaieh 1Ati-r. le D,qfrst r AlU the public officc were closed on Thursday and yesterday. The ExbhbqO % vehcar,'wiII be re-opened on Aloadoy. Thb Journal ies-De6ats give6 the followingaccount of the cttuseff the late X4ng's dea -h:- " Thc illncss under vwhil the King bas falen was only, propet'ly speaking, the last symptom, the last phenomenon of an affebctid which had lasted for many veats. His Majesty wasborn with alper, fect Organization of the uplict part of his bodg: the development of his heati and chest indicated an herculean stature. The organization of his lower limbs had rot the same perfection. They MlwayM pre. sented rounded forms soft consistency, and a little weakness. Alicy (licd not Irinder ifie King, in Ifis youth, from taking the exer- cise of walking, lounti;g, and riding; but with axe his limbs in- creased-thev became weak and inmp,tent, and the King was obliged successively torenounceall sortsof exercise, exceptin cearrirues. - Such waS the state of the King when'he left H trtwell. These infinnities increased in the courseof the last years, by the effect of the gout and crysipelas, to which his Irktjoty was very subject; t Ywas thence. forward easy to foresee that be could not triumph over all thiesecauses of dissolution. However, tie excellent organizati6n of: the upper parts long strnggled with succcsa against this bad constitution of the lower ones. Every thing that the state of lie King required was counselled, and obscrved by 1im withi confislence and exactness be- yoad baunds. Never perhaps, were attentions carried farther, nor had a more svident in3,tence on the prolongation of life; and untess the potver had been borrowzed of fHim who alonc can ceTate agtl re- pair, it was impossihle that art could do more ihan ithas done under these circumstances.' - FRNhPAIPAS.. "it" 21.T.sEwr.~ 1.-