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JFezD- l0ff, JN0D. IU. At a late hour this morning we re- ceiyed, says the Commercial 4 dyertiser, our files of London papers to the 9th October. inclusive; they were brought by II. B. Maiesty's packet0gle. These par CTS contain London adyices three days later than before received by the Boston papers.

 Later fs'eas Fra,sce. The advices ol yesterday, announcing the completion ofthe new French Ministry, at the head of which was Souit, were uncertain-- So far from the Ministry being organ ized, there seems 10 have beena farther breaking up. The Timcseontains Par is letters of October Sd, which mention further changes in the cabinet as having been resolved upon, though they had not been officially announced.

 hing of .spoin.-Fhe following is a copy Of q telegrapi1ie despatch iroIithe sub Prefeet of Bayonne, 10 the French Minister ofthe Interior. | is the latest intelligence as to the state of the health of King Ferdinand.

 The French Ambassador at the Court of Spain has written the following from St. lldelonso, bearing date Sept. 29:

 ssThe King, who has several times been given up by all the physicians, is now apparently recovering. eIfhe con tinues in the present stale. l should think that tomorrow, or at furthest the day after, he will Dc declared out of dan ger.'

 NJ. de Talleyrand had returned to Paris from his estate in Fouraine in per feet health.