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London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

lays the'best iminaation, as well as 4i7es the best
pledge, of lasting tranquillity. The Bankers,
Iron a rliort of ',money transacti.ns going for-
ward, have again collected. M. Bethman, the
relation of M. La Bouchere, one of the Contrac-
tors, is art ived lrere from Frankfort. Several
others are here from other parts of Germany.
I formerly alluded to negotiations going on
between Prussia and the Netherlands, for round-
ing the territory of the former, by giving it the
Meuse for a frontier. The Journal of Cologne
mentions a curious report, that Prussia is anxious
to abandon entirely the Provinces of the Rhine,
iu excitauge for Hanover. According to this pro-
ject, the King of the Netherlands would accept
of these provinces in exchange for Belgium,. and
the family of Hanover would be removed to Bel-
gium. However wise this arrangement may ap-
pear to some German visionaries, it would be
needless here to discuss such an absurdity as
world he involved in any proposition to realize it.
The Hotel de Ville has now become like an ex-
hibition of Pictures. A young Prussian painter
exposes his works in the Great Hall, and Sir T.
Lawrence paints and exhibits in an adjoining
room. The Emperor Alexander has given four
sittings, and the head is nearly finished.
The King of Prussia sat for the first time to-
day. The Emperor Francis's portrait is nearly in
a state to be carried to England. Prince Harden-
berg, Prince Met ternich, and Count Nesselrode,
the Ministers respectively of Prus3ia, Austria, and
Russia, are advancing apace by the side of their
masters. The room of the painter is now a place
of fashionable resort as flinch as the shops of the
statuaries in Athens. Four o'r five Ministers some-
times meet there at a time.
P. S. The readiness and unanimity with which
the Allies -have agreed to the application of the
French Government, clearly demonstrate that
there could be nothing very unjust aid unreason-
ble in the demand, and furnisk the hest answer
to that chaiwol reasoning detailed in my preVions
letter, -as proceeding from the party most hostile
to this fresh concession in favour of France.

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THE SUN.

SOLEM qui% DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1818.

HER MAJESTY.—The following Bulletin was
issued this morniog

" KEW PALACE, Nor. 16.
C."
The QUEEN'S Disease bas not abated.—
Her MAJESTY has bad some good sleep in
the night.

(Signed) " FR. MILMAN.
" H. HALFWIT)."

We received last night the Paris Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were
due this morning, have not yet reached us.—
They mention the arrival at Paris on Tuesday of
the Marquis de CARMAN, the French Minister to
the Austrian Court, who had come from Aix-la-
Chapelle with dispatches, said to be most im-
portant and satisfactory.
The announcement of the return to Paris of M.
POKTALIS is now stated to be a mistake, as he,
continued at Rome in the execution of tie mis-
sion confided to him, with regard to the Concor-
dat.

The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE was expected
o leave Paris in a few days.

. The arrival of the Duke d'ANGOULEIVE at Stras-
burg had been postponed till the 13th inst., in or-
der to give time, as it seems, for his Royal nigh-
ness's journey to and return from Aix-la-Chapelle.
The accounts from Aix-la-Chapelle, in these
Journals, which are confirmed by those of later
date i►a the Brussels Papers, state the prolonga-
tion of the business of the Congress, and also hat
Lord CASTLEREAGH is to remain there till the 6th
December. In order to expedite the progress of
the negociations, the Ministers, it is said, had
frequently two Conferences a day. A ridiculous
report is mentioned in one of the articles from
Aix-la-Chapelle, that England means to exchange
Hanover fur the Prussian Provinces on the
Rhine, and then again to exchange the latter for

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Belgium.
The King of the Two Stcutss arrived at Rome
on the 25th nit. on a visit to his brother, the Ex-
King of SPA N, t+t►d the PoPs.
An immense number of workmen are, sari to be
daily employed on the fortifications in the Nether-
lands.
By Friday next, it is understood that all the Al-
lied troops will have quitted the French territory.