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19 joined in this act of heartfelt devotion, and when the King had ceased, said "And shall I not pray to the Almighty that you may have a good day? -" To which His Majesty replied "Oh, No!, I wish I could live ten years, for the sake of the country, I feel it My duty to keep well as long as I can."- On the Morning of Sunday, 11th. grateful for the blessings of some refreshing rest which he had enjoyed, His Majesty's mind was impressed with the most pure devotional feelings. Seeing Lady Mary Fox occupied with a book, he inquired what she was reading, and being told it was a Prayer Book, his countenance beamed with pleasure, but he said nothing. After a considerable
