The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-25 00:00:00

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( From the _Milo of Thursday, March 23.)
VIENNA MARCH 14.-1 take the advantage of
An extraordinary opportunity to give you some
authentic information respecting the health of our
beloved Sovereign,. You IMP seen by the hill-
leans that in tlu night, of the 9th, his AliiiestY
was suddenly -seized with an inflammatory fever,
fur which his Physicians ordered hint to he twice
blooded ; consetittence of which his Majesty
1v25 nitwit relieved, aud slept several hours tone-
thin' in the uight of the loth. In the morning of
the 11th 11 10011 Irvin illtitiCV4.l the application of
,Dane leeches, n hich produced the effect eesired.
The night of the 11th wag more restless than the
preeptiing. On the I'2th, in the morning, there
vvlvi some relief ; but it did not continue, and it
thought. it visable at noon to bleed him again.
After this his Majesty was better, and slept in
the night of, the P2lh mm tranquilly than he had
,on the preceding nights.
His Majesty's illness hatl, from the beginning:
the decided character of a violent Inflammation
of the lungs ; but without any complication, and
hitherto without any appearance of any symptom
foreign to this disorder.
Yesterday evening, which was the beginning
of the fifth day, his Majesty was again blooded.
lie desired to receive the Sacrament, not from
uneasiness, hut not to defer longer giving to his
peopie this public proof of, his profound sense of
his religious duties, and of his zeal in fulfilling
thorn. After this solemn act, which took place
,on the 13th, in the morning, in the presence of
stll the Members of the Imperial Family,a strong
perspiration ensued, which ntforded his Majesty
mock relief, and which the Physicians considered
as a favourable Crisis, in the regular progress of.
the malady. They agreed that the situation of
the august patient had improved since the day
jwi`ore ; and expect, unless something unforeseen
-should occur, that the ,disorder will go through
the regular period of 7,9, or 11 days.
PosTscutrr,garch 14, at 8 o'clock, p.m.-
1 hasten to give you the consolatory news, that
in a consultation which has just taken place, the
phySicians ttfhjs Majesty have declared, that
this day.tioished in as favourable a manner as
could be expected, tinder the circumstances.
flis Majesty has passed the
.whole day in a pro.
fuse perspiration, and his breast is considerably
reliet-d. Their unanimous topinion is, that it is
impossible for a .patient to' be in a more favour.
ehle situation than the Emperor, after the fift7+
(lily a disorder., Yestezday public
prayers were ordered in all the churches of the
city and suburbs, for the preServatiou of the be-
loved father of the country, and they have coo-
tinuAl the Wi10;43 of to-day. All the theatres
hatf? ',Welt closed.

PA !Us, M.A ‘22.—Tite Gazette Universcliel
of Lyons continues to give its correspond,, nee
rt'htive to ithsitt
our Correspondent," it says, " assures us, that all the
documents Telative to the conspiracy have proved the console-
tory truth, that Cho nation and the army are happily still free
from that spirit of vertigo, the result of a half and too rapid it
civilisation which has raised the pride, and turned the heads of
some Noblemen and yOulT persons.
" Kitchelbeelter, :,e of the principal. Chiefs, who had tied
in tile disguise of ti.te:.;v.r, was one of the 'Editors of the Jour.
nal Liberal of St. Petershurgh. fie had bee,it previously ills-
missed from various situations both in the Military and civil
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