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4 preceding century, and gave perhaps, greater proof on that than on any other occasion of the extraordinary accuracy of his memory, and of his intimate acquaintance with English history. His Majesty's voice, with the exception of one or two moments of oppression of breathing, was very strong and clear, but no one present could fail to entertain apprehension as to the effects of this exertion. The next day, Saturday, May 20th. His Majesty continued to suffer from the same distressing symptoms. At breakfast and lunch, his appetite, which had been gradually declining altogether failed, and at the latter meal he fainted, to which several
