The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-27 00:00:00

FOREIGN.

Very little doing in Foreign Securities, and
no material alteration in prices,.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENC.

THE KING.

WINDSOII, MARCH 26.—11ia MAJESTv!s health continues
In the same improved state as mentioned in our last reports;
but unfortunately the severity of the weather of late retards the
progress to its perfect ie-establishment.—Divine Service was
this morning performed to his Majesty's Household by the Rev,
Dr. Sumner.—Her Royal Highness tbe Princess Aagusta this
morning heard Divine Service at the Parish Church, attended
by .:11bus Wynyard.

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TIIE KIIIPEROR OF AUSTIIIA.
TIMID BULLETIN TIIE lIEALTIL dt= Tlit
,F:)IPEUOU..
VIE;4IIA, JlAilcll 13.—1 n the night of the 13th, his MA-,
JEST? slept longer, and more composedly, than hitherto ; and
a general and profuse perspiration, on the morning of the 13t11,,,
caused so great an abatement of all the symptoms, that a favour-
able,crisis may shortly be expected.

Vican4, 13th March, 7. p. m.
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Baron ST I yr T.

VIENNA, MARCH MAJESTY' being worse un the
night of the 13th, as had been also the case every night, .Was in-
duced to take the sacrament. In the morning of the 14th, a
profuse and continual perspiration, as the day before, set on,
and gave his Majesty's° much relief, that there ha just reason
to hope, that a few days will suffice to complete his Majesty's
recovery.

Vienna, Mardi 14, 7 p. m.
• FIFTH BULLETIN.

ltaron ST IFr T.

VIENNA, hMAnex 15.—The perspiration which began on the
4th day &Ibis s:an:Fr I's illness, and was repeated the follow.
lug days, to the great reliefof his Majesty; has dispelled dangers
and happily brought his illness to a close. In consequence, no
more bulletins will be issued.
Vienna, March 15, 8 p. M. Baron Von STIFTT.

GREENWICH FAIR.

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This morning the roads leading from the Me.
tropolis presented a very gay and animating ap-
pearance from the multitude of holiday folks
flocking towards the grand scene of attraction—
Greenwich Fair. The Elephant and Castle and
Bricklayers' Arms exhibited an unusual scene of
bustle. The number of conveyances that were
plying the whole of the day was immense, and
they kept in continual motion, conveying the
company to and from the fair, which af-
fords this year unequalled attraction. Ittcu.tan-
SON'S Theatre has been got up in a very
superior style, and the entertainments are really
better than we might expect.—The Crown and
Anchor Tavern, as usual, leads the van amongst.
the other establishments: of the description, and
the gorgeous manner in which it is fitted up sur-
passes any thing of the sort we ever beheld. The
interior presents a blaze of light completely
dazzling to the eye, front the many thousands of
pretty•coloured lamps displayed in various forms
and devices. At the extremity of the Salle a
danser is an excellent likeness of his Majesty,sur-
mounted by ,a legal crown, =entwined with laurel.
leaves. In the centre of 01(34)011.room is a well.
constructed orchestra, with a band of eighteen ex-
cellent performers. Amongst the instruments
are three pedal harps. The admirable manner
in which this establishment has been got up re-
flects great credit on the proprietor, Mr. ALGER.
and we have no doubt the holiday folks will duly
appreciate his merits. 'lime viands and liquors
are excellent, and furnished on a scale of great
liberality as respects moderation in prices.