The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-13 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Circular.)
The Bullet7n of his MAJESTY'S health issued yesterday
was unfavourallle,--it was as ((Mows:—

‘. \Vint 1:41,r Castle, May 12.
" The KIN:: Las passed a distur;;ed night. His MA
JESTY'S symptoms continue the same-
(Signed) " HENRY HALFOIM.

" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY.

The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at the Palace abor
eleven o'clock yesterday morning from London, on a viii
to the KING. His Grace remained at the Palace ti

half-past two o'clock in the afternoon, when the Duke le;
on his return to town.

The Duke of LEEDS arrived about one o'clock at the
Palace, to make his personal inquiries aftcr the state of
the Ktxc. His Grace took his leave about half-past three

o'clock.

The medical gentlemen were in constant attendance on
his MAJESTY throughout the day, and would, it was ex-
pected, sleep at the Palace. ,
At the King's Palace, St. James's, the Bulletin was
shown by Lord GLENLYON, as Lord in Waiting, awl
Mr. FORESTER. (for Sir WILLIAM KEPPEL) as Groom in
Waiting.
Among the inquirers yesterday were—The VICE-CHAN-
CELLOR, the JUDGE of the PREROGATIVE COURT, the
SOLICITOR-GENERAL for IRELAND, the RECORDER of
LONDON, and tile PRESIDENT of the ROYAL ACADEMY.
Princess ESTERIIAZY.

Ambassadors and Ministers.—Prussian, Wirtembergh,
American, Neapolitan, Bavarian, Netherlands, Austrian,
French, Mexican.
Charge DA ffaires.—Brazilian, Sweden.

DuciTessks.—MoNTaosE, Dowager of RICHMOND.
Marquisses•--AlLEsaunr, CAMDEN, WINCL;ESTER.
Alarchionevws.—Dowager of SALISBURY, Dowager o:
DOWNSHIR F., WINCHESTER.

Earls. —ABING DON, CARLISLE, FITZWILLIAM, BRAD-
FORD, CORNWALLIS, BELFAST, CHESTERFIELD, DE LA
WA RR.

Countesses.-COTENTRY, BELFAST, ABINGDON, CORN
WALLIS.

GODERICIT, STORMONT.
Viscountess MAYNARD.

Lords.—MARYBOROUGII, REDESDALE, C. MANNERS,
CLIFDEN, MILTON, KENMARE, ELIOT.
Lailiei.—FULLEß, A. VERNON, WHARNCLIFFE, GOR-
DON, TRIGGE, VYVYAN, GRAHAM (2), BRYDGES, KEN-
:HARE, A. BYNG, CURTIS, BERTIE (2), J. ELLIOT, Al.
LONG, M. STANLEY, ROSE, A. COTTON, E. AsimunN-
ll.A3l, G. ASHEURNHAM, G. BULKELEY, HOUSTON, PON-
SONRY, A. 311i.LnANK.
Right Hon. W. DUNDAS.

Justice GASE LEE.
Honeurables.—W. H. Scorr, Misq S. WORTLEY.
Sirs.—C. WETIIERELL, L. SEIA DWELL, G. TlromP-
sow, W. HOUSTON, G. SMART, G. WARRENDER, V,.
PEACOCK, G. WOOD, M. W. RIDLEY, J. PHILLIMORE,
T. DYER, F. BAKER, J. BRYDCES, C. FLOWER, H.
BUXTON, G. ROBINSON, H. PAUL, W. CURTIS, G.Moonr.
Generals.—EDEN, BALFOUR.
CoIoneI4.—WHATLEY, WOODFORD, THORNHILL, Po-
TEN.

Captains.—CATEs, Vvvy AN, VINCENT, MARSHALL.
Rev. Dr. DE A LTRY.
Rev. Mr. J. PEARS.

Ales9l-B.—F. HITCH, VAUGHAN, C. WESLEY, LISBON,
WASHINGTON IRVING, MAGUIRE, E. FOLEY, M.P., J.
ROUND, BLACKBURN, WALTER JONES, FLOWER, ASKEW,
SCTIOMBERG, BULLOCK, WHITIIAM, FROST, CHOLSIELEY,
DE NEUMANN, WALLIS.

Mistresses.—WALTEß SMYTIIE, WHATLEY, MITCHELL,
WALTER JONES, F. LANE.

--MITC HELL, SMYTHE, DEALTRY, JONES,
FLOWER, BRODERICK, DE GRAY, BLACKBURN (2,) OGLE.

Prince GEORGE of CUMBERLAND, attended by the
Rev. Mr. .Jimr, came to town yesterday morning from
Kcw. The Prince left town in the afternoon on his re-
turn to Kew.

The Duke Of WELLINGTON, after his return from having
an interview with his MAJEsxv, at his Palace at Windsor,
yesterday aiterßoon, joined Earl BATHURST, the Earl of
ABERDEEN, Lord EL LENBOROUGH, and the other Cabinet
Ministers, at the residence of the Eirl of ROSSLYN, in St.
James's-squire. The Nobll Earl entertained the Cabinet
Ministers.

A deputation of the Bankers of Scotland, headed by Sir
CeUTTS TaorrEa, attended yesterday at the Treasury,
and had a conference with the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CUEQUER.

The Russian Ambassador had an interview with the
Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday at the Foreign-office.
Despatches were brought by a messenger to the Foreign-
office, yesterday morning, for the Earl of ABERDEEN, from
Sir ROBERT GORDON, our Ambassador at Constantinople.
A deputation from the Goldsmiths' Company had a
conference at the Treasury yesterday with the CHANCEL-
LOR of the EXCHEQUER, the MASTER of the MINT, and
the CHAIRMAN of the COMMISSIONERS of STAMPS. The
law officers of the Stamp office attended during the meeting.
Viscount 111E1.1;11.LE, as First Lord of the Admiralty,
held a levee at the Admiralty yesterday, which was at-
tended by Admiral STOYFORD (Vice-Admiral on the Ports-
mouth station) and a numerous party of naval officers.
Mr. EGERTON, Mr. LAWLEY, and a deputation of
licensed victuallers, from Birmingham and places adjacent,
met the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the PRESIDENT
of the BOARD of TRADE, and some of the gentlemen con-
nected with the Stamp Office.

The Round Tower, at the King's Palace, at Windsor,
has been raised eight feet in its entirecircumference, during
the last fortnight; the most rapid progress has been made
in the alteration : the number of bricks used exceeds 40,000
weekly, exclusive of the stone work of the exterior.