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THE SUN.

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, ISIS.

HER MAJEsTY.--Tbe most satisfactory Bulletin
respecting tier iNlA:rEsTy's health %vat this morn-
ing issued, dated from
" KEW PALACE, OCT. 9.
" The I`,/!YEEN has again rested well, and feels
herself refreshed and comfortable this morning.
(Signed) " F. 'NIII..MAN.
" Ht'. HALTOM)."

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last; with the exception of the Gazette
de France. The Moniteur contains nothing official
respecting the conferences at Aix,la-Chapelle,
but it gives the following paragraph under the
Paris head :

" According to intelligence from Aix-la-Cha-
pelle, the authenticity of which we believe we
can guarantee, the dispositions of the Sove-
reigns towards France, and their sentiments
respecting the King, allow us to augur that the
result of that August Meeting will be as prompt
and as favourable as any Frenchman can desire.
The resolutions ‘tlticit have been adopted, and
which will be a homage rendered to the vir-
tiles and the wisdom of the Prince who go-
verns us, secure to us, there is no longer any room
to doubt, the tranquillity and welfare of France,
and put the seal to the sincere and lasting recon-,
ciliation of all nations."
The Journal des Debals has the following ar-
ticle, dated Aix-la-Chapelle, Oct. 2
" The third Ministerial Conference has had the

most important results.
" Count Georges de Caraman has set out en
Courier for Paris.
" A series of fates is announced, which will be
mutually given by the Sovereigns to celebrate this
hippy epoch. They will remain here about three
weeks or a month.'
The same Journal, underthe Paris head, says,—
Count Georges de Caraman arrived this
morning (Oct. 5), en Cuurier. He has brought
intelligence, that in the conference which tools
place ;It Aix-la-Chapelle on the 2d instant, the
immediate evacuation of the French territory was

unanitnonsly agreed to."
The following arc further extracts :
" PAR's, OCT. 6.—The King took an airing
yesterday to St. Cloud.
" The Grand Duke Michael is expected here in

a few days.
" Colonel Daisy is nearly recoverea from his

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" The Queen of Sweden, under the title of the
Countess de Baker, is returned to Paris.
According to a German Journal, the Doke
of Wellington, as Generalissimo of the Allied
Armies, receives at Aix-la-Chapelle the same ho-
nours as the Princes (not reigning) of the Royal
Houses. lie has a Guard of Honour of 30 men
at the door of his Hotel.

" FRANKFORT, SEPT. 30.—•-lt is believed tl►at
new assemblages of peasants have taken place in
Norway. Late intelligence from thence, and pri-
vate letters from Hamburgh,make a positive state-
ment to this effect.
" The interview between the Emperor of Rus-
sia and the King of Saxony, at Leipsic, lasted for
several hours.

" STRASBURG, OCT. I.—Preparations for de- II
pattuie are making by the Austrian and Wortem-
berg troops in Alsace. Their Generals wait for
orders from the Dinke of Wellington, who will
transmit to the Generals-Commandant of the re-
spective corps, the determination agreed to by the
Allied Powers.
There is still a report that the Austrian troops
L will winter I<n Suabia) but it is on the other