The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-09 00:00:00

MAJ ESTY'S HEALTH.

\\re have great pleasure in publishing the fol-
lowiug vet y favourable Bulletip, uhich %%Fa's issued
this morning, respectiiig the State of his MA-
JesTY's Health :

" CARLTON-PALACE, FEBRUARY 9, IE2O,

" Half-pa4t Elcuen Cluck, A.M.
" The KING IS almost tree from Compidiot.

"HENRY HALFGRI),
~ WILLIAM KNIGHTON,
" MATHIEW JOHN TIERNEy."

It is with sincere pleasure that we have to

state, that a Reconciliation has at this interest-

iug crisis tsken place between His MAJESTY rind

the Duke of SUSSEX. The KING, in tie

flowing goodness of his heart, proposed this benign

measure, which was met with enrrespontleut

frankness by his illustrious Brotber. Ti►e first

interview took place at Carlton House yesterday

afternoon, and was of consideraWe duration.

We received this morning the 11«cis Papers of
Sunday lest. There was no public jilting of the
Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, they fueu:y
assembled in their Bureaux,.

The Journal tie Paris contains the following in-
telligonce re.spectiGg Sp isi :

A Letter Irom Iron (frontiers of Spain), dared
22d January, quoted by The Brawls Oracle of
the. 3d February, contains the following details :
" Trangnilli,ty prevails at Madrid, and in all the
Northern Provinces of Spain. Everywhere the
inhabitants are cirlm, and their divositious
announce nothing disquieting. It is, how-
ever, inconceivable ttat the Government has
yet published nothing respecting the revolt of
the troops, mud the means adopted to repreis
The Madrid Gc“ette cootitwes to maintain a silence,
doubtless vzry extraordinary, for with a view 0)
the public welfire, there ought to be an cagerniss
to make known to the Nation the events cvhich
men9CC the public tranquillity. The best
means of putting down malevolence, is to make
known the whole truth, In the mean time, it is
certain, that different corps of troops have re-
ceived orders to march totvards Andaltt•is, and
several corps are at this moment traversing La
Mancha, to proceed to that destination."
l'he same Journal mentions a Letter from
Cadiz, dated the 18th January, which bad been
received at Brussels, and which thus concludes :

" The insurrection approaches its termMation ;
►he greater part of. the army have manifested the
most marked indigna►i„n against the revolters.
The troops have commenced the blockade of the
Isla de Leon., and there will soon remain to ti►e
rebels no other resource than to surrender. Cadiz
is perfectly' tranquil, and business had resumed its
ordinary course."

Our private correspondence furnishes us with
still more recent intelligence from that City.
" A letter from Cadiz of the 20th January
states in substance, that nothing tie had ot.'cui red
in that city, and the most perfect tranquillity
prevailed there."
The following are further extracts :
" PAars, FEi3. 6.—The King yesterday had a
long conlerence with the Archbishop of Paris.
" There viii he another Privy Council this day
at the Thuilleries, at whiTh the bases of the piojet
respecting: the Election Law, will he finally
agreed upon.—(Gazette de France )
"It is said, that on Thursday a very warm dis-
cussion took, place on some articles of the new
Election Law. M. Lillie spoke with vigour, and
),14 opinion brought about some fortunate alier4.
tions iii the. ojet. it not known wha! day it
1w presen!ed. Fortunately there is no
hurry.—(JOUrnal deS Debuts.)
" Thu new Military Code tvill, it is said, be im-
mediately presented to the Chambe, of Deputies.

" nuelish ,N,t,atisssador will, it is htelievi•tt,
notify to the King tlHa day the death of hi,

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