The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-12 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(From the Court Cirrukir.)
His MAJESTY sent an invitation to his sistors, the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA and the Duchess Id GLOUCESTEit ; their
Royal Highnesses in consequence came to the Palace, at
Windsor, about half-past elrven o'clock yesterday, nom
London: their Royal Highnesses remained with his MA-
JESTY a considerable time. The KING'S equipage, which
had brought their Royal Highnesses from Hounslow, was
in waiting at two o'clock ; the Duchess and the Princess,
after partaking of some refreshment, entered their carriage
at half-past two o'clock, and proceeded to the residence of
the Princess, at Frogmore.
The following Bulletin of his MAJESTY's health was
issued yesterday morning :

" Windsor Castle, May I 1 .
" His MAJESTY'S symptoms are not materially mit
gated, hut his MAJESTY had some sleep last night.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY,

Accounts of the state of the KING'S health were for-
warded yesterday to the Duke of CLARENCE, at Bushy
Park, and also to Sir ROBERT PEEL, at Drayton Park,
Staffordshire.

The Medical Gentlemen were, as usual, in constant at-
tendance at the Palace during the day.
At his Majesty's Palace in St. James's, the Bulletin
was shown by Lord GLENLYON as Lord in Waiting, and
by Mr. TOWNSHEND as Groom in Waiting. The in-
quiries were as numerous as on any preceding day. In
addition to those of the Nobility and Gentry, who, on
previous dlys, had been to learn the state of the KING,
there were the Archbishop of YORK, the SPEAKER of the
HOUSE of COMMONS.
Dukes.—GORDON, LEEDS, NORFOLK, BEAUFORT.
Duchess.--MARLBOROUGH.

Ambassadors and Ministers.—French, Russian, Aus-
trian, Netherlands, Prussian, American, Hanee Towns.
Charge D'Affaires.---Sweden.
Marquisses.—OßMONDE, TAWSTOCK, STAFFORD, ELY,
AMESBURY, SALISBURY, WINCHESTER.
Marchionesses.—WlNCHESTEß, STAFFORD, TAVISTOCK,
CORNWALLIS, ELY, AMESBURY.
EarIs.—HAILRINGTON, HARDWICK, SPENCER, HOWE,
CORK, GOWER, ERROLL, BRECK NOCK, CLANWILLIAM,
DUDLEY, VERULAM, CHESTERFIELD.
Countesses.—GOWEß, SCARBOROUGH, CARLISLE.
Viscounts.—SlDMOUTH, SYDNEY, BERESFORD, LIL-
FORD, MORPETH.
Viscountess.—SinmoUTll.
Bishop.—CARLISLF.
Lords.—DUNDAg, ROLLE, ALTHORP,'.MONTA GU, SO-
MERVILLE.

Ladies.—VlVlAN, CHURCHILL.
Right Honourables.—Sir STRATFORD CANNING, JOHN
CALCRAFT, STVRGES BOURNE, BISSING.
Sirs.—W. STIRLING, H. VIVIAN, A. CARLISLE.
Rev. Doctors.—KurFit, DANINS.
Rev. Messieurs.—W. FALLOFIELD, DARIN&
Captain.—PITZCLARENCE.
Alderman.—Bincli.
Messieurs.—QUAßlNlE, BANES, M.P., WATSON TAY—
LOR, BRENT, FYSHE PALMER, M.P.
Mistresses.—ROCHFOßT GRANGE, MANVEY.
MiSS.—SOINIERVILLE.

(From the Morning Post.)
We dLeply regret that we are unalde to announce
any improvement in the lamentable state of our truly
good and excellent MONARCH. Though his MAJESTY had
some sleep on Monday night, there was no material miti-
cTation of his suffering throughout the whole of yesterday ;
and with anguish of heart we have to add, that
our latest private advices are of a nature the most painfully
discouraging.

(From the Morning Journal.)

The Bulletin of last night is unfavourable in many re-
spects. In the first place its guarded expressions show
that no mitigation whatever has taken place in his MA-
JESTY'S disorder since the first day it was announced•
Twenty-six days have elapsed, and his MAJESTY' has expe-
rienced no relief whatever. The continuance of the symp-
toms, accompanied with restless and sleepless nights, is a
proof that his MAJESTY'S condition is daily becoming more
critical. It will be seen by the Court Circular that some
members of the royal family were sent for, and received by
his MAJESTY. Numerous messengers were seen passing
frequently to and from the different Cabinet Ministers in
the course of the day, and a courier was sent express to
Sir ROBERT PEEL, to hasten the Right Hon. Secretary's re-
turn to town. The visit of the LORD CHANCELLOR has
caused a considerable sensation, for be could have, it is al-
leged, but one object, the performance of a duty always
a painful, and sometimes the last one, in so far as one of
the parties is concerned.