The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-15 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Circular.)
His MAJESTY was better during Sunday than he has
been for some time past. With assistance, the KING has
walked from his apartment into an adjoining room.
The Bulletin of yesterday was as follmws :
" Windsor Castle, June 14.
" The KING passed yesterday very comfoi tably.
" His MAJESTY has not had a good night, but his re-
spiration remains more free.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."

The Bulletin was shown to the Nobility and Gentry, at
the King's Palace, St. James's, yesterday, by the Earl of
WARWICK as Lord, and Sir Wm. HOUSTON as Groom
in Waiting. Among the inquirers were--.
The Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Judge of the Admiralty Court.
Ambassadors and Ministers.—Prussian, Netherlands, Haase
Towns.
Charge D'AfThires.—Neapolitan,
Dukes.—Portland, Leeds.
Marquisos.—Salisbury, Camden.
Marchionesses.—Downshire, Salisbury, Lothian.
Earls.—Hardwicke, Aboyne, Howe, Dartmouth, Amherst.
Countesses.—Howe, Abingdon, Amherst, Coventry, Jersey.
Viscount.—Doneraile.

Bishop.—St. Asaph.
Lords.—Rivers, Saltoun, C. Wellesley, Lothian.
Ladies.—Walpole, Chester, Blunt, Imhoff, Gordon, Bertie (2),
Drake, Glyn, Amherst, Willoughby, Rivers, Cockerell, King.
Honourables.—Mrs. Hope, W. Best, Mrs. Disbrowe.
Sirs.—R. Chester, J. Astley, J. Sidney, W. Palmer, T. Drake,
T. Apreece, C. Flower, L Moeller, C. Cockerel,.
General.—Sir C. In-Mull:
Colonel.—Wortley.
Rev. Doctor.—Blomberg.
Messrs.—Hope Walpole, De Neumann, Cavendish, Egerton.
Mash, H. Hope, 'M.P.' Wilkie, Beutard.
Mistress.—Gage, Robinson,binson, Itochfort Grange, Boseawerto
Brent, Whatley.
Misses.—Blunt, Fane, Forrester, Smyth, Gordon, Mash, It
Mash, Glynne.

Prince LEorotn dined with the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE on Sunday, at their residence in Bushy Park.
Prince Farnsarcr of PRUSSIA, and some Members of the
Royal Family, were of the party.
A deputation of noblemen and gentlemen, headed by
the Duke of Buccutucti, the Earl of ROSEBERRY, Lord
WiIARNCIIFFE, Mr. W. DUNDAS, M.P., and Mr. LITTLE..
TON, M.P., attended at the Treasury yesterday, by appoint-
ment, to have a conference with the Duke of Wiar.iNa-
TON. The deputation were received by the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, Sir ROBERT PEEL, and the CHANCELLOR of the
Excnrciona. The interview lasted upwards of an hour.
The Earl of ABERDEEN and Sir GEORGE MURRAY
visited the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the
Treasury.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial
Office from General DARLING, the Governor of Nero
South Wales.

(From the Morning Herald.)

WINDSOR, MONDAY EVENINO.
His MAJEsTr did not sleep so well last night as he has
done for several nights past ; and I ana sorry to say be is
not quite so well to-day as he was on Friday or Saturday
As to the announcement in a Morning Paper of to-day'
that "his MAJESTY is so much better, that he walks about
occasionally without any assistance, except from one of bi 9
Pages,"—it is decidedly not true; fur the KING has net
left his bed these three weeks, except when he has been
carried from his bed to a couch, prepared for the purposes
in the same room. Neither is it true, as stated by the
Court Newsman, in all the Papers of to-day, that his
Mantsry is nit at all afflicted with dropsy ; for, unhappily,
his MAJESTY is so afflicted—though not to the extent
stickled for by some of the daily, weekly, and monthly,
medics and non-medical, periodicals. You know, Mr*
Editmeny song bath ever been " 0 Kixa, live for ever !"
—and if I could have safely denied the presence of dropsYt
I should most willingly have done so.
The melancholy truth is, that his MAJESTY is suffering
under a complication of maladies, and dropsy among the
rest,—though, as I have already said, the dropsical synnr
toms have been much over-rated by the instant 6, de•
misers of the Crown." The Court Newsman has, 00
doubt, been led into this positive denial of all symptoms of
dropsy in consequence of the physicians having been pes-
tered beyond their patience by communications from those
worthy members of society, the Ladies Bountiful," --•
particularly one of them residing in the classical village of
Datchet;—who having gathered from " the Papers" that
his MAJESTY was decidedly dropsical, have been continu-
ally forwarding their family recipes anent that particular
malady.
His MAJESTY has a great desire, I am told, to rerneVe,
from the Castle to his favourite residence, the Ile
Ledge, in the Great Park ; and had his recent amendmeel
t theirkTenh
pepe
Dlrascuoekn
eain l
iafmdGistoyi
raioiso two.:finer
and Lord
Kr
gone on as favourably as it began, this removal would I,
xCar...l:rhoerral
tih:tvoe.
dr:1;a;
the Castle, but his MAJ ESTY has received no visitors. The
Princesses are expected to-morrow, as ustu),