The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-08 00:00:00

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted frota the Returns made in the week ending May 4,
is 255. H. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs
paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into
Great Britain.

Till KING'S MEALTN.

(Prom the Court Ciro:der.)

The statement which has appeared, that a difference of
opinion existed between the Medical Advisers of his MA-
JESTY as to the disorder with which he is afflicted, and
its treatment, is incorrect. The'most cordial agreement
has uniformly existed between the Physicians during the
entire period of the KING's illness, both as respects the
disorder itself and the treatment of it.
The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audience of his
MAJESTY on Wednesday.
The Medical Gentlemen signed a Bulletin yesterday
morning, which described the symptoms of the KING's
malady as having been mitigated. Sir MATTHEW TIERNEY
left the Palace soon after eleven o'clock, and returned in
the evening about seven o'clock.
The Bulletin was as follows :

" Windsor Ca%tie, May 7.
"The KING has passed the last twenty-four hours under
a continued mitigation of his symptoms.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.

" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."
Earl AMHERST attended for Lord St. HELENS, as Lord
in Waiting, at the King's Palace, St. James's, in the full
household dress, in honour of his MAJESTY'S birth-day.
The Hon. Mr. TowsrsirEND was the Groom in Waiting.
Among the numerous inquirers after the health of his
MAJESTY were the MASTER Yf the ROLLS, the LORD PRO..
YOST of GLASGOW, the RECORDER of LONDON, Baron
RALAmn (the Swedish Charge d'Affaires) the Chevalier
DEnEL (the Minister from the Netherlands), Monsieur
BOURSE (the Danish Charge d'Affaires).
Ambassadors and Ministers.—RUSSlAN, PRUSSIAN,
AMERICAN, COLOMBIAN.

Princesses.—ESTllllAZY, MARY ESTERHAZY, LIEVEN.
Prince.—PAUL LIEVEN.

Marquis.--LArtspowNE.
Earls.—AisorNa, DARNLEY, ABINGDON, DERBY.
Countesses.—FALMOVTll, DARNLEY, DOWAGER, `VAR-
WICK, ABINGDON.

Viscounts.—GODYßlCll, GAGE.
Viscountest.—MimmicTox.
Bishop.—BATH and WELLS.

Lords:—HlLL, DUNBOYNE, CLARINA, TEIGNMOUTII,
ELLENBOROUCH, NORREYS, EASTNOR, SICELMIRSDALE,
MILTON.
Baroneeß.—Ds ROLL.

Right Honourable.—C. Yoax.
Ladies.—SKILMIRSDALI, E. NORREYS, FALMOUTH,
C. SCOTT (2), GREVILLI, R. KIRIL, J. HOUSTON, C.
Rotor, C. WOOD, DIKING, F. OSBORNE, TEIGNMOUTH,
BRYCE, C. BIERTIE, KNATCHBULL, L. Maraics, H.
BAGOT, H. ASHBURNHAM, E. ASHBURNHAM, PHILLIPS,
HIPTISLEY, H. CORRY, KERRISON, E. BLIGH.
Honourables.—Mrs. BOUVERIE (2), Miss SHORES, Miss
WILBRAHAM, Mrs. PELLEW, Miss STANLEY.
SIRS.-J. M‘Garcoa, R. H. SHEAF, H. PEYTON, C.
DANCE, R. HILL, R. PHILLIPS, H. PAUL, E. KIRRISON•
Reverends.—MEPßElN, A. STAEKY, R. WILLIAMS.

Doctor.—DA yrs.
Admiral. —Sir J. ROWLIY.

Generals.—BAßTON, FINCH, UPTON.

Colonel.—HUGH BAILLIS.

Captains.--CETEs, MA DDOX, STEWA Rl`, SEYMOUR,
ATOURT, WOLLICY, BRADSHAW, PELL EW.
Lieutenant.—STinvAitr.

Messieurs. —LITTLYTON, Mosnarr, BLACKBURN, M. P.,
BRANDRITH, H. SEYMOUR, E. FOLEY, M.P., COUR-
TENAY, C. E. JENKINS, F. BOOTH, F. POLLOCK, METES,
WILKIE, MITFORD, Ds ROTHSCHILD, DE NEUMANN,
WILMOT HORTON, MASSINGBERD, R. A• DUNDAS.
MistreSSES--LAW, BAILLIE, NESBITT, COURTENAY,
WILLIAMS, BEILBY THOMPSON, SYKES, BRADSHAW,
SYMONDS.
Misses—NEssirs, COURTENAY, SYKES.

Yesterday was the day appointed for the celebration of
his 111./assrv's birth-day. The usual demonstrations of
rejoicing took place. The King's Guard mounted guard
on the Parade in St. James's Park in their new clothing,
with the band of the 3d Regiment of Guards in their
State Dresses. The State Colours of the Regiment from
which the Guard was composed were used. Three bands
played " God save the King."
The Judges and King's Council appeared in their State
Robes in honour of the day at Westminster Hall.
The Tower and Park guns fired a double Royal Salute
at one o'clock.

A number of grand entertainments were given to cele-
brate that event.

The Duke of CLARENCE gave a grand dinner at his re-
sidence at Bushy Park, to all the members of the Royal
Family. The Princess AUGUSTA, the Duke and Duchess
of GLOUCESTER, and Prince LEOPOLD, left town soon
after five o'clock, for Bushy Park.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, as First Lord of the
Treasury, entertained the LORD CHANCELLOR, the LORD
PRESIDENT Of the COUNCIL, the LORD PRIVY SEAL, the
Earls of WESTMORELAND, VERULAM, and LoNsoaLE ;
Lord BEXLEY, and a party of Members of the House of
Peers, at Apsley House.
The Earl of ABERDEEN, 89 Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, gave a grand dinner at Argyll House, to
the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers.

Sir Gioaux IlluaitAT, as Secretary of State for the
Colonial Department, entertained the President of the
Board of Controul, the Commander of the Forces, the
Mastei General of the Ordnance, the Lords of the Admi.
ralty, the Secretary at War, the Military Secretary to the
Commander-in• Chief, the Adjutant and Quarter Master-
General, the Lieutenant-General and Clerks of the Board
of Ordnance, the Secretary to the Master-General, the
Governor of the Royal Military College. at Sandhurst.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave a grand
dinner at his residence in Downing-strecq, to the President
and Vice-President of the Board of Trade, the Secretary of
State for Ireland, the Speaker of the House of Commons,
the Lords of the Treasury, the Chairman and Deputy
Chairman of the East India► Company, the Governor and
Deputy-Governor of the Bank of England, the Choi :man
of the Committees of the House of Commons, the Chair-
man of the Commissioners of Stamps, the Chairman and
Deputy Chairman of the Commissioners of Customs, the
Chairman of the Commissioners of Taxes, the Deputy
Chairman of the Commissioners of Excise, the Right Hon.
Sir G. HILL, Mr. PLANTA, &C.
The Duke of MONTROSE, as Lord Chamberlain, enter-
tained the Noblemen and Gentlemen in his department.
The Duke of LEEDS, as Master of the Horse, enter-
tained, the Equerries, and Aide•des-camps of his MAJESTY.
The Marquis of WINCHESTER, as Groom of the Stole,
gave a dinner to the Lords aid Grooms of the Bedchamber.
The French Ambassador had a conference with the
Duke Of WELLINGTON and the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the
Foreign Office, yesterday.

Dewatches 11,ers sent off from the Colonial Office on
'noonday night to Sir JAMES KEntr, the Governor of
the Canada..

OPENING OF THE NEW CARRIAGE-
ROAD IN ST. JAMES'S-PARK.- Yesterday, being the
day appointed for the celebration of his MAJESTY'S birth-
day, orders were given by the Commissioners of Woods
and Forests that the new carriage-road from Story's-gate
to the new entrance in James-street, Westminster, which
was formerly appropriated to the use of the Members of
the Royal Family only, and known as the Bird-cage-
walk, should be thrown open for the accommodation of
the public. Immediately after the double Royal salute
had been fired in St. James's-Park, in commemoration of
the day, the gates were thrown open, and, in a few mi-
nutes afterwards the first carriage passed through. In
the course of the afternoon the new line of road was con-
siderably thronged by carriages and equestrians. The
regulations of the new carriage-road are to be precisely the
same as the drives in llyde-Park.