The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-06 00:00:00

1118 LATE MAJESTY.

At the period of the death of George. the Third hit
Majesty was so ill, from inflammation, that great fear
were entertained for the consequence.. SWIM. Tieroej
however, had remind to coriums bleedings, and the in.
flammation speedily gave way. The King', health halt
however, been considered in a delicate and dangerous matt
for some years past.
His Majesty had a great aversion to its being knowi
that he was indisposed, or was suffering from pain. A.
an instance—on the day when the King received Die
Miguel his Majesty'. affability and cheerfulness were curl,
during the whole of the tittle the Prince remitted wit)
him, that none but the King'. personal attendance knee
he Wits suffering great. pain. Directly Don Miguel retirt
the King, who was extremely exhausted, undressed an
went to bed. Frequent attacks of gout c inset the
to feel much debilitated; and the weakness in his knee.
and nodes was such that he was but seldoM able to walk
and was generally carried to his carriage by two of h.
strongest servant* in a chair • from the inconvenience h
felt in ascending and descending a staircase, he was
generally carried up and down stairs. At some period.
latterly the King was even obliged to be wheeled in a chau
from one room to another.

These infirmities will, in some measure, account for tilt
aecholed life be has posed for some years; probably
carried the disinclination to appear before his subjects
an extreme. Previous to taking an airing in the open cat
tinge' in Windsor Great Park, in which he of late ycart
generally rode, grooms went fitrward to clear away pet
son. who were in or near the tides he wet likely to go,
tititl if they did not get out of the sight of th.• King,
were, if persons bolding any sitrintion about thiilser.
throaty ned with being reported, which would hive pro•
Muted inunediate dismissal.

hlsj►tsty weighed, at ono tints, &horst 84 stone; tk,
n. 0,11411011 of the knees and sticles proceesicii prointbly (run
their inability to support such a limier).

FASHION A LE INTELLIOENCE.

ARRIVALS.

'rile Marquis arri Marchioness of Salisbury', and the Husraget
Marchioness of Salisbury, from Hatfield ; the it' arimis tat
roarthen, at 'Thomas's !Intel, Berkeley-square, boot linrnh
C aatie, Yorkshire ; the Bishop of Chiehtnter, at ditto, from
thi
P.dace, Chichester; Lord Charles Somerset, fun» a tour; Joh)
Stuart Esq., at Ootdd's Hotel, Jennyn-sttet4, to A tour;
\Vat. Coulson, Esq. at ditto, from Bath I William' Chatted:,
I:sq., at Fenton's I li:fel,St, Jameeit.strret, f,ton Itt IL. ; J. tina,
Esq., at ditto, from a tour; James Olitthant, , At ditto, Iron
a tour; l'hutru Yard, Esq. and son, at Ellis's llotrl, St. James's
street, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mn.a litonar, at Olt' littrilogrovi
Bore) from llenley.titt-Thrtmer g and :klg.ti. Nit:11011,
l'ark.latte front Cheltenha ; Sir Jatnes Sattmates And friends
at Nerorai m
llotels and Baths, Chilbrd.strect I Hon. Mr. Irby, a,
ditto; Blake, Tay. and ladies, at ditto.

DEPARTURE&
The .Earl and Countess or Atuemarto, from Hawkins's 11440
I)over and Alhemarle‘streets, for their seat in Nord,lk ; Mr. POP
Mn's, Hudson, thorn ditto, fur their sent In Surrey ; W. tiny
Esq., AVM Morley's Hotel, Cockoptir.st rod, ilattiairy ;
Page, !Tom data, tbr Newbury; Colonel Colby, fi ton .fitt,,, t.,, ;
tour; J. Dunklmmo, 14%, from tits British flow, J cilny
Arcot, for Uniting* ; J. Dicier, FA4I,, from iIntn,
Susses ; Str Arthur and t Ad). krolikiter, rrom dal.), on x tour;
'Mr. and Mrs, Illithert, front the Putt eney Hotel, Albemarle.,
street, for their oat lit Leicestershire; William Hopkinson,
Esq., !horn ditto, for Brighton ; Mrs. Dawson and party, ivon,
Nerot's lintehe and Baths, I tilthrd-strert (...ar,grees,
and tinnily, hour ditto; It tirittitti, from ditto; the Don.
Mrs, Curzon and friends, from ditto.