The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-26 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Circular.)
The following Bulletin of the KING'S health was issued
yesterday :

" Windsor Castle, May 25.
" The KING passed yesterday very uncomfortably, but
his IllaJtsil- has had a good night, and feels himself
better this morning.
(Signed) " HENRY HAI.FORD.

" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."

The Physicians remained in attendance on the King during the
day. Mr. Brodie went to town yesterday morning, but was ex-
pected to return to the Palace last night.
The Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester spent
upwards of an hour and a half in company with his Majesty on
Tuesday.
At the King's Palace, St. James's, the Earl of Fife was in at-
tendance as Lord in Waiting for Lord Stratliaven ; Mr. Towns-
heed was the Groom in Waiting.
Among those of the nobility and gentry who made their in-
quiries atter the health of his Majesty, were—
The Archbishop of York, the Lord Registrar of Scotland, the
Judge of the Admiralty Court, the Solicitor-General, the Re-
corder of London.

Ambassadors and Ministers.—Austrian, Danish, Netherlands,
Hanse Towns.
Charge D'Aißtires.—Swedish.
Dukes.—Rutland, Buckingham, Manchester, Bedford.
Duchesses.—Dowager Richmond, St. Alban's, Bedford.
Marquisses.—Camden, Stafford.
Marchioness.—Stafford.
Earls.—Fitzwilliam, Abingdon, Darnley.
Countesses.—Carlis_e, Darnley.
Viscounts.—Sidmouth, Gage, Granville, Sydney, Deerhurst.
Viscountesses.—Gage, Melville.
Bishops.—Bristol, Gloucester.
Lords.—Louth, F. Gower, R. Manners, Porchester, Skelmers.
dale, C. Wellesley. Redesdale.
Ladies.—H. Corry, L. D. Lenox, Martin, A. Buller, J. Elliot,
J. L. Peel, Fremantle, M. Stanley, (2) Manners, M. Long,
Gordon, E, Palk, L. Vaughan, Rose, (2) Ashburnham, E. Bligh,
E. Lowther.
Right Honourables.--,Sir H. Russell, W. Dundas.
Honourables.—Mrs. Burton, Miss Palk.
Sirs.—T. P. Hayes, Loftus Otway, heir Grant, G. Martin, H.
Peyton, F. Baker, G. Ouseley, W. Fremantle, S. Stuart.
Rev. Doctors.—Blomberg, Holland.
Rev. Mr. J. Hewlett.
Captain.—Burton.
Messieurs —A. Stanhope, G. Lamb, E. Foley, M.P., Thorn-
hill, Harrison, T. Harrison, Curtis, Brent, L. Peel, Ward, Caw-
thorne.
Mistresses.—A. Stanhope,, Ward.
Miss.—Gordon.

The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland came to town yester-
day from their residence at Kew. The Duke of Cumberland
dined with the Princess Augusta, at her residence in the King's
Palace, St. James's. There was a select party to meet his Royal
Highness. The Duchess of Cumberland returned to her resi-
dence, at Kew, in the afternoon.
The Duke of Gloucester honoured the Exhibition of Mr.
Lough's Battle of the Standard and other Sculptures, at the
Egyptian Hall, yesterday, with his presence, and expressed the
highest satisfaction at these extraordinary productions of art.
The Russian Ambassador left town yesterday, and paid a visit
to the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, at their residence in Bushy
Park.

Prince Leopold dined with the Duchess of Kent yesterday
evening, at the residence of her Royal Highness, in the King's
Palace, at Kensington.
The Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester visited
the new residence of the Duke of Cambridge, in Piccadilly, yes-
terday. Their Royal Highnesses were attended, while viewing
the edifice, by Colonel Keate, the Equerry to the Duke of Cam-
bridge. Mr. Hunt, the architect, was also in attendance.
The number of Commissions, Warrants, Sic. which require
the Royal Signature is very great. In one department of the
Government alone there are several thousand public instruments
ready to be issued on receiving the Sign Mamba.
The Spanish Minister was occupied a considerable time with
the Earl of Aberdeen yesterday, at the Foreign Office. The
Noble Earl afterwards visited the Duke of Wellington at the
Treasury. The Danish Minister paid a visit to his Lordship
yesterday.
The Lord Chancellor had a conference which lasted upwards
of an hour, yesterday morning, with the Duke of Wellington, at
the Treasury.
Earl Morley, the Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, and the
Lord Mayor, had interviews yesterday, at the Treasury, with the
Duke of Wellington.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 25.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London, the
Susan, Halliday, for the Cape, &c. ; Protector, Waugh, for
Madras; and Madras, Beach, for ditto. Arrived the Dorothea,
Gray, from Grenada.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 25.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Isis, from the Mediterranean.
FALMOUTH, MAY 24.—Arrived the Sandwich packet, from
Falmouth, sailed the 16th inst. ; and Sphynx packet, from
Mexico.

CHARLESTON, APRIL 22.—The Dorothea Louisa, Mittenberg,
sailed hence the 17th inst. for Bremen, and put back yesterday,
having struck the Bar, and knocked off the rudder, but no
further damage.
NORTH SHIELDS, MAY 23.—Yesterday several ships broke
adrift. The Nymph, Jackson, lost her mainmast.

The following vessels have arrived :—The Emma, Tucker,
from Oporto, at Topsham ; Hero, Fell, from New Orleans ; and
Dover, Buisley, from Charleston, at Liverpool; Anfield, New-
lands, from Jamaica; and Constitution, Stone, from New
Orleans. Off ditto, the Lady Shaw, Stewart, from Antigua, at
Whitehaven ; John, Doeg, from Memel, at Shields; Belsay
Castle, Richardson, from Memel, in Yarmouth Roads.
The San Jacoba de Galicia, sailed from Havannah the 29th of
March, for Corunna, and was wrecked off Maternillo.

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THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T TVEL VE O'CLOCK

The following important accounts /tom Vera Cruz, to the i'Elth
March, have been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house :

The affairs of Mexico are in a very distracted state. The
reign of the present dominant party, it was anticipated, would be
of a short duration, and who would succeed them was very un-
certain, as the soldiers in whose hands seemed to be the disposing
power, were ready to elevate any leader who had the means of
paying them by pillaging the cities. Bustamente had been en-
abled so far to sustain his Government, but his resources were
nearly exhausted, and his power must end with them. Among
the evils growing out of this disturbed state at Mexico, is the de-
pression sustained by foreign commerce. Indeed, to such an ex-
tent has this evil been felt of late, that it seems for the present
almost to have become extinguished. There was not an Ame-
rican vessel in the port. The United States ship Peacock has
been fortunate in rendering effectual aid to several vessels in dis-
tress at Vera Cruz, among which were the British Government
packet Goldfinch, the French ship limes, and an English brig.—
The Chamber of Deputies was informed by the Government
that the Governor of Durango and the Civil Militia had fled,
carrying with them the money which was in the State Treasury,
amounting to a very large sum."
A packet has arrived from Vera Cruz by the Sphynx, sailed
March 28; also a mail from Lisbon, by the Sandwich, sailed
May 16.