The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-10 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Circular.)
On Saturday and yesterday the following Bulletins were
issued:—

" Windsor Castle, Mays.
" The Kula has bad a comfortable night, with some
hours of sleep. His 11.1A.ritsTY's symptoms continue the
same.

(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD,
" MA FTHEW JOHN TIERNEY."
" Windsor Castle, May 9.
" The KING has passed a tranquil night. His MA-
JESTY'S symptoms are essentially the same.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY."
They were exhibited at St. James's Palace at the usual
hour, between two and four. The attendants in the State
Rooms on Saturday were the Earl of CHESTERFIELD (for
Lord ST. HELENS), the Hon. - TOWNSHEND, Groom
(for General FINCH.)

Lord GLENLYON came into waiting yesterday ; Colonel
WHATELEY, Groom in Waiting (for Sir Wm. KEPPEL) ;
Page of the Presence, Mr. SAMUEL BROWN.

The following were among the numerous inquirers :
the CHIEF JUSTICE Of the COURT Of COMMON PLEAS, the
JUDGE Of the ADMIRALTY COURT, the SPEAKER Of the
HOUSE of COMMONS, Mr. Justice BOSANQUET, Mr.
Justice BAYLEY, the Hanse Towns Minister.

Ambassadors or Ministers.—French, Prussian, Danish,
Swedish, Bavarian, Netherlands, and Spanish.
Dukes.—RUTLA ND, PORTLAND, GRAFTON, NORFOLK,
and BEA UFORT.

Alarquisses.—DOWNSHlßE, HASTINGS, and ANGLESEA.
Marchioness.—DOWNSHlßE.

EarIs.—BELFAST, HARDWICKE. FITZWILLIAM, WEST-
MORELAND, DUDLEY, TALBOT, DELAWARE, and ESSEX.
,Countesses.—BELFAST, Dowager CLARE, Dowager
CHICHESTER, ESSEX.

Viscounts.-STORMONT, SYDNEY, and WItNFORD.
Count.—MONSTER.
Baron..—HALAms and GARROW.

Bishop. —WINCHESTER.
Lords.—COßK, GLENLYON, CLANWILLIAM, ALTHORr,
MANVERS, EGERTON, BEXLEY, CARBERRY, DOWNES,
FITZROY, and NEWBURGH.

Ladirs.—DOWN, MA RYBOROUGH, MARTIN, MANVERS,
VIWYAN, M. WALPOLE, G. FANE, J. BENTINCK, M.
PELHAM, W. DE CRESPIGNY, C. LOWTHER, H. BULLER,
ROBINSON, CLARKE, NEWBURGH, WARBERTON, and
OMMANEY.

Right Honourables.—G. NIANNERS SurroN and Sir
C. ROBINSON.

Honourables.—W. BATHURST, J. HOPE, and W. LAS-
CELLES.

Sirs.—T. ACLAND, A. GRANT, F. OMMANEY, C.
BAKER, H. VYVYAN, J. MARTIN, T. LINNARD, W.
HOTHAM, J. LOWTHER, M. A. KIRBY, W. GUISE,
RICHARD NOEL, E. KNATCHBULL, G. CLARKE, R.
CHESTER, and R FREELING.

Alessieurs.—W. MAUL; Powis, G. BLACHFORD, J.
CALVERT, COLQUHOUN, CLIFFORD, EDWARDS, BASTARD,
T. HENEAGE, MADDOCKS, KNIGHT, BARING, GOSLING,
H. BANKES, C. DUNDAS, BAKER, A. ELLIs, C. FOLEY,
M. P., CAFEL, M. P., Rev. -- GIRDLESTONE.
Mistresses.-H. BARING, and GORE LANGTON.
Mi>ses.--TowNsENn, ONSLOW, WALPOLE, and DE
GREY.
Admirals.—ParmEn. and SOTHERON.

A special invitation was sent by his MAJESTY to the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, who arrived at the Castle about
eleven o'clock on Saturday morning, the King's horses
having been despatched to Hounslow to meet the Royal
Duchess. Her Royal Highness remained with the Kura
till about four o'clock, when the Duchess returned to
London.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND and Prince GEORGE ar-
rived about one o'clock ar the Castle, and remained a con-
siderable time on Saturday. Both the Physicians still re-
main in close attendance.

The Lords of his MAJESTY'S Most Honourable Privy
Council held a meeting on Saturday morning at the Coun-
cil Chamber : the Lords present were the LORD PRESI-
DENT, the MASTER of the ROLLS, the JUDGE of the An•
MIRALTY COURT, the Right Hon. Sir G. ROSE, and Sir
GORE OUSELEY, Mr. BULLER was the Clerk of the
Council in Waiting.

Mr. Poixocx and Mr. Tomurrsox were heard by their
Lordships on an appeal, " Santacana y. Alvy v. Ar-
deval, Gibraltar," on behalf of the appellants. The
MASTER of the RoLts then stopped the respondent's reply,
and stated their Lordships' opinion to be that no appeal
could be ' entertained by the Court from the decree of a
Court below, on the ground that that Court had discre-
dited the witnesses for the prosecution. The appeal was
therefore dismissed.

The cross-appeal " Frankland v. M'Gusty, and
M'Gusty v. Frankland," was called on. The MASTER of
the ROLLS stated that he had considered the case as to
one of the points in discussion, whether the onus probandi,
the bona fides of the acceptance of a partner to a bill of
exchange, ought to lie on the separate creditor holding the
bill, or on the partner who refused to pay its amount on
the ground that it was not a partnership concern. His
Lordship was about to give his decision ; but at the request
of Mr. Serjeant STEPHEN, who requested to be heard on
some new facts, the appeal was further argued. Mr.
ALDERSON appeared for the respondents. Judgment was
deferred.

An ex-parte motion, " Jerrill v. Sheppard," from
Barhadoes was granted.

Mr. JAMES CAMPBELL opened the appeal "La Mothe
v. La Mothe," from the Isle of Man.
Their Lordships rose about four o'clock.

A deputation from the Licensed Victuallers attended at
the Treasury on Saturday, and had a conference with the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
The Earl of ABERDEEN and the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER visited the Duke of WELLINGTON on Satur-
day.

A deputation of the Cabriolet Proprietors had an inter-
view with the CHANCIELLOR of the EXCHICQUER and the
CHAIRMAN of the COMBIISSIONERS Of STAMPS, at the
Treasury, on Saturday.
Despatches were yesterday received at the Colonial-
office, from Sir G Dox, the ,Lieutenant-Governor of
Gibraltar, and also from the Hon. General PONSONBY,
the Lieutenant-Governor of Malta.

The PRESIDENT and VICE-PRESIDENT of the ROYAL
COLLEGE of ScaoEows had a conference with the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and the CHAIRMAN of the
COMMISSIONERS of STAMPS, on Saturday, at the Treasury.
A Cabinet Council was held at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Foreign-office, the summonses for the as-
sembling of which were issued by the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER the preceding evening.
The ➢liui.ters present were the Duke of WELLINGTON,
Earls BATHURST, ROSSLYN, and ABERDEEN, Viseount
MELVILLE, Lord ELLENBOROUGH, Sir ROBERT PEEL,
Sir GEORGE MURRAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, and Mr. HERRIES.