The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-06 00:00:00

THE RING'S MULTI%

(From the Court Circular.)
The following Bulletin of the KlNg's health was issued
yesterday :--

" ndsor Castle, May 5.
" The KING continues muchWi the same. His MAJESTY
has passed a comfortable night.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD,

" MA ['THEW JOHN TIERNEY."
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at the Palace at an
early hour in in the afternoon, on a visit to his MAJESTY.
The Physicians remained as u*ual in constant atten-
dandance on his MAJESTY during the day, and it was ex-
pected would both sleep at the Palace.
Copies of the Bulletin were forwarded to the Duke of
CLARENCE at Bushy-park, and also to the other branches
of the Royal Family.
The Bulletin was shown at the King's Palace, St.
James's, by Earl HOWE, as Lord in waiting.
Among the numerous inquirers in the course of the day
after the state of his Msaxsry's health were Princess
ESTERHAZY, and the LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND.
Ambassadors and Ministers.—Prussian, Mexican, Ne-
therlands{ Spanish.
Charge d'Affaires.—Neapolitan.
Dukes.—BucErNaßAm, MoNTaosE.
Duchess.--MoNTaosE.
MlttqUileS.--WINCHESTER, LOTHIAN, WESTMEATH.
Marchionesses. HOLMONDE LEY, Dowager CLA NR I.
CARD; LOTHIAN, WINCHESTER.
FIARCOURT, ESSEX, CLANWIL-
LIAM, BRADFORD, PLYMOUTH, RADNOR, WICKLOW.
Countesses. DARLINGTON, HARCOURT, WICKLOW,
Sr. ANTONIO.
VlSCollutesses—StnmOllTH, KEITH.
1.01111...... DURHAM, FARNBOROUGN, RIVERS, DACRE,
CLINTON, BATHING, CLIFFORD, DOUGLAS, H. CHOL-
MONDELEY, F. TowNsHEND, C. CHURCHILL.
Baroness.—GEEY DE RUTHYN.
Ladies.—BEAyonooxE, DACRE, CLINTON, ONGLET,
I'ATNE, MACDONALD, OTWAT, DUNDAS, CULLUM, G. DE
RUTHEN, STEPNEY, SEWELL. H. CHOLMONDELEY, F.
XLIOT, E. CAMPBELL, W. GORDON, M. LONG, E. Low-
.lBkle, A. POWLET.
RiShOpl..--LONDON, GLOUCESTER, EXETER, St ASAPH.
Right Honourables.—Sir H. RUSSELL, Sir F. LAmB.
Ilunourablea.—Mrs. HOPE, F. SPENCER, Mr. GREY.
NirSpr"-lEL INGLIS, J. YORKE, H. MARTIN, C. FLOWER,
J. 14CoCK, A. BRYCE, T. WILSON, A. HALLIDAY,
ALRY2iii.x, J. MACDONALD,. J. &Hew, T. DYER,
OTWAY, R. GUNNING, J. MANCEL, C. GRANT, T.
C41.1,1x.,, V. H. ACTON, E. KERRISON, J. BURGOYNE,
SEWILLy; W. BEEcHET, R. HAMILTON, T. BARING,
G. DENTS.
Reir. Ductors.—AlNSLlZ, ACLAND.
Rev. Messieurs.—S. CLARE, HOLLAND, R. DILLON,
E. VARDOW.

AhlerMan.--FARERROTHER.
GCReTSIS,--PHIPPS, DLEAN, \VETHERRLL.
Colonela.—LowlllEß, GORE LANGTON, BECKWORTH,
JACKSON, MORTON, REEVE, FOSTER, PATERSON, GRANT,
WHATLEY.

Captaine.--VarcENT, Sir J. FRANKLIN.
Messieure.---GtasToN, ROCHFORT GRANGE, PONSON.
H°71,1 BISSZ CHALONER, CONEY, ASTLEY,
KING-
STON, WALTON, W. WYATT, WARD, RIDLEY COLBORNE,
, LONG.
MiStre6SlB....-14 T ROCHFORT GRANGE, TREVOR,
1/"SE CIIALONER, GREY, WHATLEY, J. BEECHER, NOR-
TON, GRANT.
Misses.---IVAtroms, Dunus, TICICEL, CAMPBELL,
uORDON, TREVOR, COLEMAN.

Prince LEOPOLD came to town yesterday, from his re-
sidence at Claremont.
The Prussian and Mexican Ministers transacted business
Yesterday with the Earl of ABERDEEN at the Foreign-office.
Count LUDOLY, the Neapolitan Minister, has left town
for Paris.
Despatches were sent off yesterday evening from the
Colonial office, for the Hon. General PONSONBY, the Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Malta.
IYThe dinner intended to have been given to-morrow by
. Secretary PEEL, as Secretary of St ite for the Home
Department, to the Judges, the Vice-Chancellor, the Judge
of the Prerogative Court, &c., in honour of the KING'S
ihrth-day, has been postponed, in c, nsequence of the de-
-5384 of Sir ROBERT PEEL.

(From the Morning Herald.)
The Bulletin of yesterday is, as usual, rely laconic,
and, like all that preceded it, leaves the precise nature
of his MAJESTY'S complaint a subject of public sur-
mise and Speculation. It merely states that his Alaizszy
is
Much the same, but had passed a comfortable night.
There is reason to believe, however, that an improvement
his t .ken place since the issuing of the Bulletin yesterday
Morning. Reports, in genera], are of a favourable na-
ture; and our Windsor correspondent confidently states
that, notwithstanding the suspicious air of mystery in
which the physicians have involved this painfully interest-
ing subject, his MAJESTY'S health has been improving
daily ever since Saturday last. The visit of the Bishop of
CRICHESTICII had been construed into proof of the KING
having become much worse, and it was reported by those
are curiously unlisppy in drawing sinister inferences
from. any given facts, that nothing could have brought the
Bishop to the Palace but his being sent for express to ad-
minister those consolations of religion whisk would imply
the dangerous state of the Royal Patient. It appears,
however, that while it was supposed the venerable Prelate
was engaged in the mournful duties of his holy office be-
side the sick bed of the SOVEREIGN, he was taking a ride in
one of the Royal pony phaetons with Lord
....,TaArnavaN,
through the lawns and woods of the Great Park, enjoying,
as our correspondent says, " the fresh breeze on the banks
of Virginia Water, and inspecting the new and spacious
dining and music rooms now erecting by his MAJESTY'S
order, at the Royal Lodge." Ile also a Ids that the coun-
tenances of the courtiers are cheerful, and if they can be
relied on, betoken minds quite at ease. In a case in which
the physicians, for some reason or other not intelligible to
e world, consider it their duty to be as mystical and
mWith ute as the monks of La Trappe, people naturally look
anxiety to the evidence of circumstances. So far as
it goes this sort of evidence is at present such as gives
ground for hoping that the feelings of his MAJESTY'S sub-
jects will be Coon gratified with the
news of his con-
valescence.

A petition in favour of the claims of the Jews
way sent off on Saturday evening, having received the sig..
natures of 1,947 Of the most respectable inhabitants of the
town. Considering that there was nothin like a canvass,
g
and that the petitions
were o placd in the pc
rooms, this is a very satisfactorynly number.e Petitions muubc
li
h
Liverpool more numerously signed Lave undoubtedly been sent from
, but scarcely ever hs a petition been signed by a
divigreater number of well-educaated 'ad really respectable in•
cluale.--Liverpool Paper.