The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-27 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.--(THIS DAY)

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ST. JAMES'S.
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THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Circular.)

The following Bulletin of the Ktara's hog* tune iseavi
yesterday morning :
" Windsor Castle, April 26, Nine (Musk, A.I.
" The state of the Kma's health continues much the
same. His MAJESTY has had a good night.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY."

After the issuing of the Bulletin, Sir MArrssaw Tux-
NEY left the Police, and returned to town, and did not
return to the Palace during the day.
Sir Harrel, HALFORD remained 'in attendance on the
KING, and it was expected would cheep at the Palace last
night.

During the day his MAJESTY appeared to he rather
better. A King's Messenger was sent from the Palace on
Sunday evening, with an account of the state of the Kinu's
health, to the Duke of CLARENCE, at Bushy-park.
The Earl and Countess of HARCOURT arrived at the
Palace yesterday morning, to make their inquiries after
his MAJESTY'S health.

A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at the Foreign-office, which was attended by
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of WELLINGTON, Eatl4
BATHURST, ROSSLY X. and ABIRDIEN, Viscount MELVILLE,
Lord EttatNaortouutt, Mr. Secrrtary Part, Sir GEORGE
MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EEC/MCIVER, and Mr.
HERRIES. The Council sat about an hour in deliberation.
The Russian and French Ambassadors had a conference
with the Earl of ABIRDIER yesterday, a 1 the office of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

(From the Morning Chronicle.)

The reports respecting the KING'S health are very
unfavourable. No reliance whatever is platted on
the Bulletins. First " the KING is better," then
" the KING continues better," and lastly " the state
of the KING'S health continues much the same."—
And to mend the matter, the Court Newsman tells
us that " during the day his MAJESTY appeared to
be rather better." We know that the state of his
MAJESTY'S health on Sunday was very different from
what might have been inferred from the communi-
cations to the public.

(From the Morning Herald.)

WINDSOR, MONDAY EYENING.---Sit MATTHEW
TIERNEY, for the first time these six days, came to
the Castle last evening, together with Sir HENRY
HALFORD ; and this morning the following bulletin
was left in the hall for the information the house-
hold :

" Windsor Castle, April 26.
" The state of the Ktato's health continues mach the
same. His MAJESTY has had a good night.

" HENRY HALFORD.
" MAT. J. TIERNEY."

After which, say about ten o'clock, Sir MATTHYW
left, and took the road to London; but Sir lIENRY,
contrary to his usual custom, remaine,: Wad, ;:ntl
up to this hour, five o'clock, P.M., he is still L.t. the
Castle. The day has been beautifully flue too, sad
yet his MAJESTY has not rode out, though fol iiese
four days past a carriage has been in waiting for that
purpose. From these circumstances it would ap-
pear that the " much the same" should have been
" not quite so well;" for if his MAJESTY 13 much
the same, why should Sir HENRY remain here all
day—leaving his London patients to themsekes
It is true, he has a patient at Eton College, a young
Nobleman who is lying there extremely ill ; and it
was expected that Sir HENRY remained for the pur-
pose of visiting him; but the greater part of the
day has passed over, and still Sir lIENRY has not
left the Castle. This is rather a puszling state of
things to every body except the peculiarly select—
consisting, perhaps, of five or six persons. Never,
theless there are circumstances, not exactly men-
tionable, which show that his MAJESTY is doing
well, and that the only result may be a further post-
ponement of the Levees and Drawing-room.