The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-29 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

" WINDSOR CASTLE, APRIL 28, ELEVEN O'CLOCK, A.

" The KING has suffered less from the attacks of eav
barrassment in his breathing since our report of yesterday,
and his 11IAJIIITY has passed a good night.
" HENRY HALFORD,
" MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY•°

The Duke of CUMBERLAND dined with the
Princess AUGUSTA on Tue4day, at her residence in the
King's Palace, St. James's. His Royal Highness left
town in the evening for his residence at Kew.

The Duke of CLARENCE being preventetl
from presiding at the dinner given by the Society 0'
Friends of Foreigners in Distress, which was to have taken
place this day, the dinner is in consequence postponed.
Lord ALBERT CONYNGHAM, Secretary 0(
Legation to the Embassy at Berlin, arrived at the Foreigo
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Office yesterday evening with despatches for the Earl
ABERDEEN.

The Sardinian and Neapolitan Ministers bat'
interviews with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the
Foreign Office.

A deputation of the law-stationers, headed bat
Mr. STEELE and Mr. HERAUD, attended yesterday at tbei
Treasury, and had a conference with the CHANCELLOR
the EXCHEQUER. The Chairman of the Commissioner°
of Stamps, the Secretary to the Commissioners, and the
Law Officers of the Establishment, were present during
the interview.

Viscount STRANGFOIIII transacted business
yesterday at the Foreign Office.

Earl BATHURST entertained the Cabinet
Ministers at dinner yesterday evening, at his residence iri
Downing-street.

The Duchess of WELLINGTON has arrived
in town, from her residence at Stratfieldsaye.
EDWARD BULLOCK, Esq. Barrister-at-10C
has been appointed a Commissioner of Bankrupts, in OA
room of Thomas EYANCE, Esq. deceased.

Yesterday morning a very magnificent paintctl
window, which had been executed in a moat mastelli
style by order of bis Royal Highness the Duke of GLO''
CESTEIL,—WhieII his Royal Highness has been graciousli
PP leased as Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, to
present to the lnstitution,—was removed to Cambridge,
and will this day be deposited in the ball of Trinity C°l'
lege. Windows of a similar magnificent description h"
also been presented to the University by the Loan CHO'
CILLOR and Sir NICHOLAS TINDAL.

REDUCTIONS AT TUE CASTLE.—We statttti
a short time ago, that considerable reductions were to tuba
place in the civil department of Dublin Castle. We me
derstand that the arrangements contemplated are the abo'
fishing the offices of Mr. Secretary GREGORY and IVr'
MANGIN, the duties of which are to be transferred to the
office of Mr. TAvr.ort, who, it is said, will act ittinaoli'
ately under the Chief Secretary. —Dublitkilforn. Reyister•
THICKNESS OF A SOAP BUBBLE.—NEW
Tosr succeeded in determining the thickness of very this
latrine of transparent substances, by observing the coloull
which they reflect. A soap bubble is a thin shell °)
water, and is observed to reflect different colours from
ferent parts of its surface. Immediately before the bultil
bursts, a black spot may be observed near the top. 1; „
this part the thickness has been proved nut to exceed ti'"
2,500,000 th putt of an inch..—Dr. Lardner's
Cyclopedia.

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Bank St
. 3 per Ce
3 per C.
*4; per C
Ditto Rs
4 per Cei
Ditto, 1E
Bank L.
Ditto 90
Ditto BO
India Sti
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Austriat
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' Buenos .
Chillan
Colombi
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Danish .
Greek B
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Guatirol
Mexicai
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