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Restraint became immediately necessary - It was taken off however at Six oClock - His Majesty slept for more than half an hour in his Chair before the usual hour of going to Bed, and he went to Bed willingly - He slept however only three hours in the night and when He awoke became soon so turbulent as to require again to be confined - His Majesty received us this morning in good humour, but He shewed His mind to be in the same distemper'd state, as we have lately so uniformly witness'd Windsor Castle Octr 16 -1811
