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

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Ciroular.)
The Bulletin of his MAJESTY'S health, issued yesterday,
was as follows :

" Windsor Castle, May 4.
" The KING slept some hours last night, end his MA-
JESTY feels himself rather better this morning.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."
The number of persons collected at the King's Palace,
St. James's, previous to the time when the doors were
opened, and the Bulletin shown to the nobility and gentry
by the Lord in Waiting, was greater than on any former
day. The Bulletin being more favourable than those
issued for some days past, appeared to give the greatest
satisfaction to the numerous inquirers after the health of
the KING.
Among the company were the LORD MAYOR and LADY
MAYORESS, the SOLICITOR-GENERAL for Ireland, Mons.
BOURKE, the Danish Charge d'Affaires.
Ambassadors and Ministers.—American, Spanish, Bra-
zilian, Bavarian, Wurtembergh, Netherlands, Neapolitan,
Colombian.
Duke.—SomEasET.
Marquises.—BßlSTOL, CLA NRICA RDE•
Marchionesses. —LA NSDOWNE, BRISTOL.
Earls ST, CALEDON, ARRAN, GOWER, KEN...
MARE, STRADBROKE, MOUNTCHA ALES, WEMS. SS.
Countesses.—Dowager CA RHAMPTON, CALEDON, KEN-
MARE,ARRAN, MOUNTCLIA R LES, PEMBROKE.
Viscounts.—BEaEsFoan, COMBERMERE, K INGSLA ND,
GAGE, LORTON, CLEMENTS.
Viscountess.—LoßTOlT.
Bishop. —Sa LISBUR Y.
Lords.— STOWELL, SOMERVILLE, BOSTON, COURTNEY,
K INGSBOR OUCH, VERNON, ECCLES, BR lIDENELL•
Ladies.—lmiroFF, WHALLEY, H. COOK E, VIVIAN,
EAST, PULTENEY, E. MONK, HOWE, S. LUMLEY, MAC..
LEOD, (2) PELHAMS, E. HERBERT, QUI N TIN, LA N GFORD•
Counts.—MANDEsLon, Linnor.F.
BaTODS. ...CETES, DE NOVA L.
Baroness.—DE NovAL.
Right Honourable. .:••e• ARBUTHNOT.
Honourable.—A. BARRI N GTON.
Sirs,--C. IMHOFF, H. HA RDING E, SA:quELWIrATLET,
R. BIRNIE, T. FA Ft QUHAR, A. CARLISLE, W. HOPE, H.
VIVIAN, J. BURROUG 113, M. SOMERVILLE, G. LEEDS,
W. HEATHCOTE, J. SYDNEY, G. STANTON, W. CLINTON,
W. INGLIS, A. BOOTMBY, J. MACLEOD, W. HOUSTON,
J• COX, G. WOMBWELL, H. INN ES, G. QuiralN.
Sergeants.—ADAMS, SC RIVEN, BOMP us.
Reverend Doctors.---MALTBY, BLOMBERG.
Reverend Messieurs.HOLMES, A. STA RKY•
Generals.......AacunALL, BAKER.
Colonels.—. Sir JOHN HARVEY, M'DONALD, M'LANE,
MORTON, FREDERICK, REED, POTE N.
Messieurs.--E. FOLEY, M.P., T. HARRISON CU RTIS,
STAPLETON, SA OLE R, G. BERKELEY, HEATHCOATE,
HORROCKS, WEBS, OWEN, PLATT, NORTON, JOLLIFFE,
ANTROBUS, ASH URST, RAYMOND, PUTM ANI TYNTE,
WOMBWELL, BOUSFIELD, O'CALLAG HAN, E. FORSTER,
MITCHELL, J. BOOTH, MURRAY, FROST, GREENWOOD,
DENISON.
Mistresses. NEWBERRY, ARBUTHNOT, FROST, CA RLR.'
TOL
ikIiaSeI"..WYNYARD, CORMICK, BRODRICK, (2) MARK.

Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday, for his sett at
Claremont.
The Duke and Duchess of CUMRERLAND, accompanied
by Prince GEORGE, came to town yesterday, from Kew.
The Duchess and the Prince remained but a short time in
town, and returne I to Kew.
'I be Spanish Minister had an interview with the Earl
of Aniaratax yesterday at the Foreign Office.
Despatches from Lord HEVTESBURV, our Ambassador
at St. Petersburgh, for the Earl of ABERDEEN, were
brought to the Foreign Office by a Messenger, on Monday
night.

The Marquis of SALISBURY and the Earl of ABERDEEN
visited the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday, at the
Treasury.

An express arrived in tows yesterday morning, bringing
an account of the death of Sir ROBERT PEEL, at his seat,
Drayton Park, Staffordshire, which event occurred at six
o'clock 011 Monday evening, before Mr. Secretary (now
SirS 11°BEIT), and Mr. WILLIAM PEEL, had arrived from
ondon. Mrs. Dawsort was at Drayton Park at the
time of the melancholy event.