10 JULY 1830, Page 5

The King subsequently received in his closet the Archbishops and

the gracious reception of them ; so different to what certain reports had led Majesty was about to partake of the sacrament on Sunday, at the Chapel Royal, lie caused it to be intimated, that if any in the chapel had a

desire to participate in the same solemn rite, they might remain and considerable thlling off : the Excise is less by 357,653/., the partake of it with him. His Majesty will, in a few months, be the Stamps by 18,93.11., 11:e Post-office by 43,000/., the Miscella- most popular King that ever reigned in England. We do nos remern- nies by 72,3421. The net decrease on the quarter is 176,324/. her to have read of one act of any of his predecessors, since Alt,,M, that Comparing year with year, the Customs of the year that expired bespeaks so Christian-like feelings as this.