London, Tuesday, Septembe...
The Paris papers of Saturday, which arrived last night, contain no political newE of the slightest importance. AVe are told in the Journal des Debats, that M. de CHATrAU- 3nmn&ND was expected to arrive from Switzerland on the previous evening. Such an event can create no greatsensa- tion either in Paris or elsewhere. The noble Viscounit may now enjoy his ease, or continue his movementsmwithout any detrimenit to the public service, or any derangement of bis private affairs, since he has been relieved fromn inditing diplomatic despatches by his kind colleague VILLELE-from writing articles for thejournals by the Censorship-and from maintaining his wife by the hospice of the Duchess df AN- GOULESI E,intowhichlMadamede CH AT eauBIUAND has lately entered. The state of the KING'S health seems, by the re- ports in these journals, to have suffered no alteration. His MA.eSTvr, besides transaetingbusiness with some of his Mi- laisters, is said on Saturday to have given several private audiences. The Ultra papers mention, that Prince Gus- TAVtUS, of Sweden, passed Strasburg on the 30th ult., travelling under the name of Count IrTERsIouRG. We Seonld suppose that his old title now. would be the best in- cognito-at least it would be so in Sweden. FBEIxCH FuNDS.-PAB-S, SepL 4.-Five per Cents., 101. 65.; Bank Stock,- 1,900.; Neapolitan five per cents. in ducats, 87k.; in f=acs, go. 60. Rentes d'Rl-pagne, 19; Royal ~panish Loan, 56i. Bxchange on London, one month, 25. 10.; threce months, 24. 95.- eoa4. rs Awntqer. i-ue LONDO.V, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1824L