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Sir I found the King asleep on my return to the Castle last night, and learnt that His Majesty had slept as much as five hours at different times in the course of the day. The King slept two hours and a quarter in the night. In the intervals of His sleep yesterday, the King was generally quiet and silent, tho' there was some height and excitement at dinner time, and more anger when His Majesty went to bed than we have noticed lately. From the songs which His Majesty sang, and from His language when
