Bells Weekly Messenger, of July, says o
King George w.
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NIII5 NIeVT &c IT.


1T gives us much pleasure to be enabled
to inform orr readers, that long COURSE of
quiet and domestic sechsion has almost re-
stored his maiesty's health. He is now en-
abled not oniy to make excursions on the
lakes in the vicinity of the castle, but, we
believe, to enjoy them. He lives AS much as
possible in the open air. and with great Sim
plicity. In most of his excursions his pro-
visions are carried with him, and are eaten
under tent or spreading tree, or in boat, as
the occasion may be. He delights much III
the society Of young people. The general
character of his node Of lite is quIetness,
simplicity, and domestic enjoyment; making
the most Of the fine weather, and recruit
ing his health by the most strict temper
ance"