has just returned to England after a brief tour on the continent, to spend here the last few days of his stay in Europe. Before his return he is to go in state to the city and is to be entertained at the Guildhall. He has everywhere made the most favourable impression, which is naturally increased by the marked preference he has shown for England over all the countries he has visited. France feted him royally, though the mistake was made of introducing him to the officer who had so recently threatened to bombard his capital; but although the King lacked nothing in courtesy to his hosts it is impossible that he should feel very well disposed towards France.
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