The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-18 00:00:00

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THE KING'S HEALTH.

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(From the Court Circular.)
The state of his AlAJEsxv's, health during the last few
days has been favourable, more especially yesterday. The
symptoms of the KING'S complaint are in every respect
considerably alleviated.
Sir ROBERT PEEL had an audience of his MAJESTY on
Sunday afternoon, and was occupied with the Kix* a
considerable time.
Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY left the Palace at an early
hour yesterday morning, for London, and would not, it
was expected, return to the Palace to resume his profes-
sional attendance on his MAJESTY till night.
The following was the Bulletin issued yesterday :
" Windsor Castle, May 17.
" The KING has passed a good night. His MAJESTY'S
symptoms are alleviated.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" M. J. TIERNEY."
Viscount LAKE, as Lord in Waiting, and Mr. HOPE, as
Groom in Waiting, were in attendance at the King's
Palace, St. James's, and showed the Bulletin to the Nobility
and Gentry who came to learn the state of his MAJESTY.
Among the inquirers were—
Ambassadors and Ministers.—Russian, Netherlands,
Prussian, American, Hanse Towns.
Charge d'Affaires.—Swedish.
Princess —LIEVEN.
Dukes.—GORDON, Sr. ALBAN'S, PORTLAND.
Duchesses.—GOßDON, ST. ALBANS.
Marquisses.—CAMDEN, ELY, WINCHESTER, ORMONDI,
SALISBURY.

Mar chionesses. •,SA !ASBURY, ELY, WINCHESTER,
CIIANDOS, WESTMEATH, ORMONDE.
Earls.---.ELDoN, BELFAST, FITZWILLIAM•
Countesses.—AßlNGDON, GLENCALL, BELFAST.
Viscount. •••••VALLETORT.
Lords. ••••DELA ME RE, CLEVI NA, ONC LET, SKELSIERS.
DALE, A. HILL, DUNROYNE, W. RUSSELL, KlLmAnOtt
F. GOWER, G. BENTINCE.

Ladies.—A. BULLER, FREEMANTLE, M. HILL, KE
RISON, CHESTER, ONGLEY, (2) BUTLER, WARBURTON,
(2) BERTIE, M. COOTE.
Honourables.—Lady COCKBURN, Miss WELLEsLEY.
Sirs.—W. FREEMANTLE, A. BROOKE, R. CHESTER,
R. VIVIAN, E. KERRISON, T. ACLAND, H. BAKER, C.
FLOWER, F. BAKER, F. SIDNEY, W. DUNDAS, R. Bo-
ROUGH, F. FRASER, H. PEYTON.
Serjeant..--AItABIN.
Rev. Doctor.—VIVIAN.
Rev. Messieurs.—J. PEEN, GILBERT, G. WARD.
Alderman.—SMlTH, M.P.
Colonels..--MoRPHEIV, BULLER, O'REILLY, FREDS•
RICK.

Messieurs.—PALLMEß, M.P., FELIX, BOOTH, N.
KNOWLYS, BRENT, LEGH, T. BOUND, A. ADAIR, MGS.
GRAVE, WHY HUNTER, FROST, BETHELL, F. BULLER,
HASLEY.

MiStreSteS.-COLQUHOUN, PALL3IER, BRENT, Roca-
FORT, GRANGE, RAIKES, Oitßr HUNTER, BETHELL,
HALSEY.

Misses.—CocKsußN, BRODERICK.

The Duke of CUNIBERLAND came to town yesterday'
7rom his residence at Kew.

The Princess AUGUSTA, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
and the Princess Soma, took an airing together yesterday
in the Parks.

The French and Russian Ambassadors had an interview
with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the Foreign-
office.

The Austrian Ambassador, the Earl of ABERDEEN, the
CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. BERRIES, W.
CROKER, and the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, visited the Mike
of WELLINGTON yesterday, at the Treasury.
The Duke of WELLINGTON and the CHANCELLOR Of
the EXCHEQUER visited Sir ROBERT PEEL yesterday.
Despatches from Sir JAMES LYON, the Governor of
Barbadoes, were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.

(From the 11Iorning Chronicle.)
We may at length venture to congratulate our readers
on the favourable turn which his MAJESTY'S ilhaeSS has
taken. It is now confidently affirmed, that the KING
may, for the present at least, be considered out of danger.
Our readers will see that the last Bulletin is very fa-
vourable. So many reports have been circulated, many
of them, it appears, without any foundation, that the
public have justly become sceptical regarding statements
of the KING'S health ; and we have on that account
deemed it prudent to confine ourselves, for some time
back, to the language of the Bulletins. We may re-
mark that more frith is due to the latter when they speak
of positive amendment, than when they describe his MA-
JESTY as in the same state. In the latter case it is na-
turally concluded that delicacy and prudence withhold the
mil state from the public. But the Physicians would
hardly raise the hopes of the people, if a progress were not
made towards convalescence.

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