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London, England, 1818-10-06 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS.

(I'll.OM I lIE NIORNIN(. PAPERS or THIS DAY.)

porning
'1 I IF. QUEE'N.

" Kew, Ei!.rht o'Cotk, Oct. 5.

" tier 111.ors-tv im,ssed the gre:t;er peirr of the

of Suudav in the stone composed state as
the his those of the preceding week ; hut, never-
! heiess, her exhaustion, difficulty of resi.iralinn,

congit, rettivit daily, Httd do nut altitear to be

diminished in the slightest degree. Indeed, fnr
tile,' last five or six days, her Majesty* sitn;iiioa
his been eonsideted so tench less prec.o th3l
I het e has seldom been more thAn one of

the Physicians in aitend,mce :it the sa!ne time.
After their dejeune, the Princesses, as nsm,i,
out into the grounds, 10 mark the progress of the
Avorktnen, and continued their excursions for nearly
two hours, frequently addressing themselves to the
labourers, with all that urbanity and condescen-
sion which distinguishes them. Their Royal
Highnesses were attended by General Tavlor.—
NVhen they returned to the Palace, they found the
Duke of York just arrived from Oatlands. His
Royal Highness had an interview with her Ma..
jesty ; and, after pvo.ing about an hour in the
drawing-room, With his Illustrious Sisters, he de-
parted for his house in Si . James's Palace. Almost
immediately after his departure, the Duke of
Sussex alighted at the garden gate, to which his
Poyal Highness has a key, and passed through t
Botanic Gardens to the Palace, where he remained
till four o'clock, and then returned to Kensington
Palace.

" The Pt ince Regent arrived punctually at his
usual hour, half-past five o'clock, by which time
Sir Francis Milman hail returned from town, and
he and Sir 11. Haflour; made their immediate re.
port of the state of her Nliajesty to his Rov4l
Highness. Sir It lialford then set off fur Wind-
sor Castle to attend the Princess Sophia. The
Prince afterwards visited her Majesty, in com-
pany with his Royal Sisters, and remained with
her nearly half an hour ; and at half-past six
o'clock, his Royal Highness again entered his car-
returned to Carlton-[-louse.
"In the course of the (lily, the Countess of
Cardigan, the Countess of Harcount, Viscountess
Bulkeley, the lion. Mts. Stanhope, Mts. Fite-
mantle, and many others of the neighbouring No-
bility and Gentry, paid their dutiful respects at
the palace. The visit of the Countess o-t Cardi-
gan was prolonged to nearly an hour.
" Up to seven o'clock to-night, there was not
tie sligntest Aeration in the general features of
her Majestv's_dtsease.
" Sir Francis Milman remains in attendance
with the assistance of Mr. lirande."

[?6lnniing Post.]
THE CONGRESS.
A 1 etter from ,rlix-la-Chapelle, dated Sept. 2R.

" It would be impossible to calculate the number of Eng-
lish who daily arrive in our city. It seems, indeed, as if the
svhole population of Great Britain had landed on the Conti-
nent. Those of your countrymen whom the season for the
waters had attracted to spa, now leave it to come to Aix-la-
Chapelle, which for ninny years has nut seen such a number
of strangers within its walls. At Spa, some high play took
place, hut hitherto at Aix-la-Chapelle the Bank has some-
what languished. The two tables of the Grand Itedoute are
rarely in activity both together, art' strangers arc compelled
to repair to the German Theatre, where the Dosseidorti com-
pany play, bad and good together, operas and tragedies.
" The Emperor Alexander quitted Coblentz this morning,
and is expected to arrive this evening at Aix-ht-Chapelle. A
double line of soldiers is formed from the gate of Cologne to
the h0t,,1 where the Emperor is to lodge in the rue tie
Colo4rne."

"Inother Letter front 4ir-11-Chapelle, Sept. 29.

" As I mentioned in my former Letter., the Emperor Alex-
ander arrived here at half-past nine o'clock in the evening.
His .Majesty's entry was accompanied by the discharf,,e of
cannon and the ringing of bells; the liveliest acclamations
were heard on all sides. This Monarch resides in what was
formerly the Hotel of the Prefecture, and has slept in the
same chamber which Napoleon occupied the last time he was
at kx-la•Chapelle, in IROS. To-day, at noon, the Emperor
of Austria paid a visit to the Emperor of Russia, who bad
recelved a few minutes before the Diplomatic Body. It is
thougt4 that the first Conference (for it Appears that the So-
vereigns will not permit their assetnhling to be termed a Con-
gress, will not take place till the Mb or (-411 of next month.
The Puke de Richelieu sent off yesterday a courier to his
Majesty Louis MIMI."