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Dr Baillie has the honour of informing the Prince Regent that His Majesty pass'd yesterday in His usual manner amusing Himself with His harpsichord and ideal company. He ate His dinner with relish, and slept about an hour and a quarter after dinner. Through out the whole of the day His Majesty had been tranquil, but in the Evening He got into good spirits, and was very angry when His train of enjoyment was interrupted by the hour of bed being announced to Him. This fit of anger however very soon subsided. His Majesty slept in the night about three hours & an half and was tranquil when awake. This morning His Majesty was rather irritable during dressing, but still He dress'd tolerably well. HIs Majesty has eaten His Breakfast with relish, looks well in His Countenance, but His mind is as diseas'd as ever. Windsor Castle March 14. 1812
