The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-18 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

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(From the Court Cireuhir.)
His MAJESTY received visits yesterday from his sisters,
the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of Gtouc-EsTast,
who arrived at the Palace together about one o'clock
from London. The Princesses remained at the Palace
'ipwards of two hours, and then left together on their
return to town.

Mr. BRODIE left the Pa'ace yesterday morning, and was
expected to return in the evening.
The following was the Bulletin of yesterday
Windsor Castle, June 17.
" The KING has slept well. His 31aJEsres respire-
ti..n continues less embarrassed.
-(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.

- - -
" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."
At the King's Palace, St. James's, the Bulletin was
shown by the Earl of WARWICK (Lord), and the Hon.
Mr. TOWNSIIEND (Groom in Waiting).
Among the inquirers were--
Archbishop.—York.
Ambassadors and Ministers.—Prussian, Bavarian, Mexican,
and Hanse Towns.
Duke.—Norfolk.
Duchess.—Dowager of Richmond.
Marquisses.—Bristol and Salisbury.
Marchionesses.--Salisbury and Dowager Salisbury.
Earls.—Digby, Fitzwilliam, Amherst, Delawarr, and Belfast.
Countesses.—Coventry, Euston, Jersey, Harewood, Belfast,
and Balcarras.
Viscounts.—Deerhurst, Gage, Anson, and Templetown.
Bishops.—V, orcester and Winchester.
Lords.—Arden, Colville, G. Hill, W. Gordon, and Noneys.
Ladies.—F. Lascelles, L. Lascelles, A.Vernon, and (2) Manners.
Sirs.—J. Astley, H. Pallyser, and H. Dalrymple.
Admirals.—Page and Lord Mark Kerr.
Messieurs.—Magennis, Cawthorne, M.P.. Vansittart, Brand,
H. Hope, M.P., Tierney, De Neunlande, Phillips, and Blount.
Mistresses.—Boscawen,Whatley, Rochford, Grange, and Brent.
Misses.—Cornwall, Gordon, and Upton.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND cams to town yesterday
from Kew. His Royal Highness dined and spent last
evening with the Princess AUGUSTA, at her residence in
the King's Palace, St. James's, an the return of the Prin-
cess from having an interview with his fils.nsry at
Windsor.

Pi ince FREDERICK of Prussia honoured the Marquis and
Marchioness of LONDONDERRY with his company to dinner
yesterday evening, at their residence in Park-lane. There
was a select party to meet his Royal Highness.
Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday for his residence at
Claremont.

A deputation of Members of the House of Peers, among
whom were the Marquis of CLEVZLAND, the Marquis of
SALISBURY, the Earl of VIE/MLA/4, and the Earl of WEST-
MORLAND, had by appo'ntment a conference with the Duke
of \VaLLINOTON and Sir Roneei num yesterday, at the
Treasury.

The Earl of ABERDEEN and Sir Gamma Aruaaair had
interviews with the Duke of WatutararoN yesterday, at
he Treasury.

(From the Times.)
We have heard from a source upon which we are dis-
posed to place reliance, that his MAJESTY was so far re-
covered on Tuesday last as to require that his tradesmen's
bills should be brought before him, for the purpose of
being examined, as was customary previous to his MA-
JESTY'S illness. From the same source:we are informed, that
a venerable nobleman, who resides within a short distance
of Windsor, having omitted to pay his customary visits at
the Castle, his MAJESTY inquired the reason, and hawing
been informed that illness was the cause of the noble
Lord's non-attendance, his MAJESTY sent a special messen-
ger to inquire after the health of the Noble Lord.

(From the Morning Herald.)

WINDSOR, THURSDAY EVENING.

His MAJESTY'S close application to State affairs, for
nearly four hours yesterday, has hal no injurious effect on
his health. After the departure of the Duke of WEL:
LINGTON, and the other Ministers of State, his MAJEsry
remainci in conversation with his Royal Highness the
Doke of CUMBERLAND until five o'clock; and when his
Royal Highness had taken his leave, some of the most dis-
tinguished residents at Court had audiences of his MA .•
JESTY. The KING afterwards enjoyed sound and natural
sleep through the night, and awoke this morning quite as
well as he was yesterday.
To-day his MAJESTY has received visits from the Duke
of CLARENCE, the Duchess of Gtouczsxxx, and the
Princess AUGUSTA. Their Royal Highnesses arrived about
mid-day, and left betwee❑ three and four o'clock.
From the extraordinary exertions making to complete
the improvements at the Royal Lodge, in the Great Park,
within these few last days, it would appear that Lis MA-
JESTY contemplates an early removal thither.
Half-past Fire, p.m.
His MAJESTY is materially:improved in health sinee the
morning.

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