The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-02 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

A Mail from Flanders brought intaigence at a
late hour last night from Aix-la-Chapelle to the
28th ult. The conferences of the Sovereigns and
the great Ministers of State are on the point of com-
mencing. Loi d CASTLEREAGH, PrillOC HARDEN..
BERG, and the Duke of RICHELIEU have reached
that phce, and the Emperor of AusTalA,who was
at Mentz the 23d, was expected to arrive at Aix-
la-Chapelle last Monday. The total evacuation
of France by the Allied Troops in the course of

the next six weeks is confidently relied upon along
the line of the French frontiers. The British
Army will, it is said, be conveyed home by the
way of Calais and Boulogne.

" Aix- LA-C14.11%1.1.E, SEPT. 28.—Arrived here Count Bern-
stuff, Prussian Minister of State; Lord Castlereagh, the Bri-
tish Minister ; the Marquis de Caransan, French Ambassador
at Vienna; and Prince Hatefield, Prussian Ambassador in
the Netherlands.

"The battalion of Rhenish argnehusiers arrived here yes-
terday ; a few days before them arrived a detachment of 100
Hussars, destined to do duty :►bout the Sovereigns, and two
hatteties of Artillery from 'tubers. Part of the suite of 'the
Emperor Alexander arrived at Frankfurt on the 21st. The
Archttulte Joseph Palatine, of Hungary, is also arrived in the
city.

" SEPTEMBER 27.—Iiis Highness the Prince Hardenberg
arrived here yesterday evening, on his return from Ciiblentz.
The Duke of Richelieu arrived yesterday afternoon. There
are also arrived in this city, and at Bore('ile, M. Planta, Un-
der Secretary of State; Messrs. Chad, Seymour, J. Cart-
wright, Parish, Lord Francis Conyugham, Gunning, and
Ward, attached to the Embassy; and Mr. Disbrowe, Secre-
tary to the British Legation at the Court of Denmark; Mr.
Lutzow, Chamberlain of Mecklenhurgh; Count Ojarowski,
and General Baron .lommi, Aides-de-Camp to his Majesty
the Erupt ror of Russia ; Count de Pneklar ; Mr. Baring,
banker, of London ; Mr. Rothschild, of Frankfort.
" Mr.wrz, SEPT. 33.--The Emperor of Austria arrived
here yesterday evening ; he will stay till the 23th, and reach
Aix-la-Chapelle on the 28th.

" VALENCIENNES, SErf, 27.—The Due de Richelieu, on
hit way to .fix-la-Chapelle, made a short stay at the head-
quarters of the English army at Canibray. According to
what transpires, the Government is convinced that the Army
of Occupation will leave France at the end of October or the
beginning of November. This happy news acquires a degree
of certainty by several measures taken ut the head-quarters
of the Allied troops of the centre and the right wing. It is
stated, that the English Government has hired a sufficient
number of vessels to fetch from Calais and Boulogne the
English army, about twenty-two thousand strong. It is even
affirmed, that the Legion of the North, in garrison at nal*,
which is remarkable fur its fine appe irance, and the excellent
spirit which animates it, is intended to resume possession of
Valenciennes, and will make part of the garriso❑ of this
place. The tuoment of the liberation of the French territory
gill be celebrated by public Mrs and rejoicing,, for what
truly French heart has not sigliad at seeing the country oecu
d tic fureignen, ?"

uEAT It ICA 1. REGISTE R.
Performed Lost Night.
EATRE ROYAL, Dun nv-LANc.—Othello : -Othello, Mr.
Kean ; Desdemona, Mrs. W. West. After which, Siges-
mar, the Switzer.
TttEATIII:ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—The Way to Keep Him :
Sir Bashful Constant,. Mr. W. Farrell ; Widow Belmour,
Miss Brunton. After which, Killing- no Nlurder.
Tll EAT R E ROYAL, ENO LISH ICER A , STRAN P.—The Devil's
Bridge, Count Belino, M . Pearman ; Lauretta, Miss
Kelly. After which, Amateurs and Actors.

TO CO RRESPON DENTS.
tic nuTATon's Letter is unavoidably postponed till To-morrow.

FusDEta.► AnitC.INA, No. 5, also To-morrow.

MAILS.
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THE SUN.

1101.F.M QUIS DICERE FAI.SUM A UDEAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1818.

71' E QUEEN.—The following is the Bulletin
which was issued this (last :

or KEW PALACE, OCT. 2.

" 'The QUEEN has had several hours' sleep ;
but it does not appear to have produced any sen-
sible effect on the state of Her I\IAJESTY'S corn-

plaint.

(Signed)

" F. MILNIAN.
" H. HALFORD."

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The following arc extracts :
" PARIS, SEPT. 29.—The King yesterday, after
mass, received Lieut.-Generals and Marechaux-
de-Camp on the retired List, decorated with the.
Military Order of St. Louis. His Majesty, whose
health is considerably amended, continues to trans-
act business with his Ministers, but does not

go out.
" Madelaine Dula has died at Saint Germain-
en-Laye, aged 100 years and six months. She
had by one husband 22 sons and one daughter ;
19 of the sons were in the army, and are dead.
She was 59 years and six months old when her
daughter was born ; she was remarkable for her
vivacity, and died without any apparetAt illness.