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your Royal Highness's last visit - but it is obvious that His Majesty has more command over himself than He had, and this is the foundation of the opinion I offer your Royal Highness, when I state the King to be better - His Majesty has slept about four hours and a half but did not refer to the familiar error when He went to bed, nor has He alluded to it, I believe, in the course of the night - tho' the nervous irritation which we infer from His incessant attempts to adjust the bed cloathes was very observable this morning. I am, Sir, most humbly and respectfully, one of your Royal Highness' faithful servants Henry Halford.
