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any more -- Mr Brawn was now appointed First Page to H: My: & Mr. Guiwell was also continued as Page. I have not as yet heard on what grounds the other Pages have been dismissed -- I feel much inward satisfaction that [[underline]] I [[/underline]] have not been an Instrument in these decisions - After this business was settled Sir Joseph Banks walked with H:My: He brought with Him by his desire the Magazines & Registers which had come out since his Illness - These had been first looked over by the Chancellor; He had no objection to The Kings seeing Them if Dr. Willis had not, and as ^[[addition]] He [[/addition]] was d'accord with the Chancellor, these publications were given to Him for his perusal. This Evening when H.My. spoke to Us in the Antiroom conversed with as much calmness & propriety as Ever He did in his life -- I have been told this day, that part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's conversation yesterday with His Majesty was directed in Endeavors to persuade Him to relinquish an Intention which He had often & strongly hinted of going to St: Pauls and to be present there at a Public Thanksgiving on His Recovery. I have picked up also accidentally this day a very curious Anecdote [[addition]] & [[/addition]] should it prove a true one &
