The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-27 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 26.
" The KING has passed another good night, but his
MAJESTY'S symptoms have not improved.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.

" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."

The Duke of Clarence, having received an invitation from the
King, came to the Palace, yesterday morning, from his residence
in Bushy Park. The Duke of Wellington arrived at the Palace
about half-past twelve o'clock yesterday (by appointment) from
London. The Royal Duke and his Grace had interviews with
his Majesty. The Duke of Wellington took his leave about a
quarter before two o'clock, and returned to town. The Duke of
Clarence remained with the King some time after the departure
of the Duke of Wellington.
Sir Matthew Tierney went on Tuesday to visit a patient in
Surrey, and afterwards returned to the Palace. Sir Henry Hal_
ford went to town on Tuesday evening, and returned soon after
eight o'clock yesterday morning. Sir Matthew Tierney and Mr.
Brodie were absent yesterday from the Palace since the morning,
but were expected to return to the
,Palace about nine o'clock
last night. _

The- Earl of Chesterfield (for Lord Strathaven) and Colonel
Whatley were the Lord and Groom in Waiting, yesterday, at the
King's Palace, St. James's, where the Bulletin was shown to the
nobility and gentry.
Among the inquirers were—
Ambassadors and Ministers.—French, Prussian, Spanish, Hanse
Towns.

Charge D'Affaires.—Swedit,h.
Dukes.—Rutland, Gordon, Bedford, St. Albans.
Duchesses.—Marlborough, Bedford, St. Alban's.
Marquis.—Winchester.
Marchionesses.—Winchester, Dowager Clanricarde.
Earls.—Caledon, Fitzwilliam, Cork, Surrey, Dudley.
Countesses.—Munster, Surrey, Dowager Dartmouth, Dowager
Chichester.

Viscounts.—Eastnor, Combermere.
Lords.—Durham, Arden, Dunstanville, Mountsandford,
ton, Hill, Molineux, Delamere.
Ladies.—Rowley, Willoughby, Clinton, A. Cotton, (2) Legge,
H. Paget, Way, F. Compton, M. Pelham.
Sirs.—W. Keir Grant, J. Astley, T. Drake,- W. Wynn, W.
Curtis, G. Wood, W. Palmer, C. Flower, C. Pole, W. Ogilvie,
R. Hill.

Admirals.—Sir Charles Rowley, Sir J. Yorke.
Colonel.—Cotton.
Messieurs.—Washington Irving, Wilkie, R.A., Wyndham,
Quarme, M. A. Taylor, Watson Taylor, M.P.
Mistresses.—Watson Taylor, Robinson, Brent, R. Grange.

A deputation of gentlemen interested in the manufacture of
ground glass, headed by Sir Matthew White Ridley and Mr.
Cuthbert Ellison, the two Members for Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
attended at the Treasury, yesterday, and had a conference with
the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The Duke of Wellington returned to town yesterday afternoorf
from attending his Majesty at Windsor. In the evening his
Grace joined his colleagues, including the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Bathurst, Viscount Melville, Lord Ellenborough, Sir Robert
Peel, Sir George Murray, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
Mr. Herries, at the Cabinet dinner, given by the Earl of Aber-
deen, at Argyll House, to the Ministers.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer went over his Majesty's
new Palace, in St. James's Park, yesterday.
The Hon. Lady Halford left town, yesterday morning, for her
seat, Wiston Hall, Leicestershire.

FASHIONABLE, INTELLIGENCE.