The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-03 00:00:00

THE KING'S HEALTH.

(Prom the Court Circular.)

His MAJESTY was more comfortable yesterday than be

has been for several (lays past.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, the Earl of ABERDEEN,
and Lord FARNBOROUGH, arrived at the Palace about
twelve o'clock, and were introduced to the KING.
A number of Warrants, Documents, &c., which Ind
been previously prepared for having the KING'S signature
stamped on them (by having the intent and nature of the
Document indorsed upon it, and signed by three of the
Cabinet Ministers, mentioned in the Act), were, it was un-
derstood, stamped by Lord FARNBOROUGH, in the pre-
sence of the Duke of WELLINGTON and Earl ABERDEEN;
his MAJESTY givingh is verbal assent to each of the Docu-
ments that was stamped. The Duke of WELLINGTON and
the Earl of ABERDEEN attested the affixing of the sig-
nature.

Two stamps were used on the occasion—the one con-
tained " George R.," the other the KING'S initials
"G. R." They were respectively applied to those papers
which his MAJESTY had been accustomed to sign in a
similar manner beftire the passing of the late Act. These
Stamps had been prepared by Mr. WYON, Chief Engraver
of his MAJESTY'S Seals, by order of the LORD PRESIDENT
of the COUNCIL, and had been approved of at the Cabinet
Council held on Monday afternoon. They are made of
silver.

The Right Hon. Sir We. KEPPELL and Sir ANDREW
BARNARD were also in attendance during the proceeding
as Commissioners

The Duke of WELLINGTON, the Earl of ABERDEEN,
and Lord FARNBOROUGH, remained about thrte hours,
and then took their departure.

Sir M. TIERNEY and Mr. BRODIE left the Palace about
ten o'clock yesterday morningrand were expected to return
in the evening. Sir H. HALFORD remained at the Palace
in attendance on the KING during the day.
The Bulletin of yesterday was as follows :
" Windsor Castle, June 2.
" The KING slept well last night. His MAJESTY con-
tinues to be embarrassed in his breathing occasionally.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.

" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."

The Earl of FIFE was the Lord, and COl. WHATLEY
the Groom in Waiting at the King's Palace, St. James's.
Among the inquirers were the Archbishop of YORK, the
JUDGE of the Prerogative Court, the PRESIDENT of the
Royal Academy, the Sua.DEa 2.r of the Chapel Royal.
Ambassadors and Ministers.—Spanish,
,Danish, Hanse Town,
Wirtcmberg, Netherlands.
Charge d'Aflhires.—Neapolitan.
Dukes.—Leeds, Beaufort, St. Albans, Bedford.
Duchesses.—Dowager Richmond, Bedford, St. Albans.
Marquisses.—Cleveland,Winchester, Ailesbury.
Marchioness.—Winchester.
Earls.—Belfast, Abingdon, Moray, Coventry, Stamford and
Warrington. _ _

Countesses.—Moray, Belfast, Coventry, Jersey.
Viscounts.—Strangford, Gage, Deerhurst.
Lords.—Saltoun, Kenyon, A. Lennox, Rivers, Killeen, Arden,
Barham, J. Thymic, Jermyn.
Ladies.—A. Buller, Chambers, Stuart (2), Dowager Boston,
Mark Kerr, S. Lumley, S. Lennox, A. Cotton, Imhoff, Bloom-
field, Hotham, Lennard, Freemantle, E. Lowther, Rivers, J.
Wynne, Smythe, Stratford Canning, Walpole, Killeen.
Bishops.—Winchester, St. Asaph, Bristol.
Right Honourables.—Sir J. Nichol, Sir Stratford Canning,'.W.
Wynne.
Honourables.— Bloomfield, John Stuart, Mrs. Hope.
Sirs.—T. B. Lennard, Gerard Noel, W. Palmer, T. Baker, NV.
Inglis, W. Freemantle, E. Smyth, G. Imhoff:
Admiral.—Sotheron.
Colonels.—Woodford, Buller Cotton, Powel, M.P.
Doctor.—Mackinnon.

Messieurs.—Mitchel, D. Wilkie, Brent, Hope, Bev. Holmes,
Norman, Langston, Stewart, Lawley, Williams, Hope, Charles
Bagot.

Mistresses.—Brent, Heber, Wade, Egerton, L. Fox, Mitchel.
Misses.—B. Lennard, Lowther, Harvey, Leonard, Chambers,
rbys (2), Mitchel.

Sir R. PEEL gave a Cabinet dinner yesterday evening
to the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earls of ROSSLYN and Asia.-
DEEN, and Sir G. MURRAY, at his residence in Privy
Gardens. Viscount MELVILLE joined the Ministers soon
after eight o'clock, on his arrival in town from Chatham.

The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY gave a
public breakfast, at their residence at Hatfield, Het ts, yes-
terday, to a numerous party of the Nobility and Gentry.
It was served in a temporary building erected on the lawn.
The Gala Day of the Students of Etoa College has been
postponed from the 4th instant, in consequence of the de-
cease of Dr. YOUNG, the second Master.

HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH.

(From the Morning Chronicle.)

•
We have been silent ibr some time on this
delicate subject, because we could give no hopes
of probable recovery, and we did not wish to re-
peat, day after day, what every reader must have
anticipated. The following statement, from the
Courier of last night, may, we believe, be relied
on. His MAJESTY may yet linger on for several
days ; but it is well understood that his end is
rapidly approaching:—

We hii;e repined,—in common with our readers, at the
meagre information communicated in the Bulletins, even
while acknowledging the propriety of the rule which custom
and delicacy have imposed upon the Knic's Physicians ;
and now, when it is in our power to describe the actual
condition of his MAJESTY, it is a task of sorrow that we
have to perform, for notwithstanding the confident reports
to the contrary, the Royal patient is perfectly aware of the
brink on which he is standing, and awaits with a serene
but cheerful resignation the coming event. On Monday
morning he expressed himself with his characteristic equa-
nimity to one of his earliest and dearest friends, on those
subjects which are uppermost in the mind
i when men pre-
pare for their audit, and remarked, that t had been pro-
posed to call in additional medical advice, but that he was
satisfied the disease could not be arrested, and that every
thing was done to mitigate his anguish which art could
suggest. To an observation relative to the Ministerial
changes which might possibly ensue, he replied, Come.
let us not talk of politics, I have done with them, and I
am sure every thing will go on well.' His voice was firm,
the self-possession and suavity of his manner unimpaired,
and he expressed himself as enjoying the reflection of never
having intentionally wronged or injured any individual."