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1810. [[note]] 2. Decr. [[/note]] H.M. had four hours sleep, quiet and collected in the intervals. The skin cool and pulse moderate. The whole of the night had more command of Himself. [[note]] 3d. [[/note]] The night good, and better to day. H.M's manner and conversation natural. [[note]] 4th. [[/note]] Five hours sleep in the night, the rest quiet & tranquil. H.M's manner tranquil and good-humoured; levity in conversation; enquired after the Prince, and adverted to the conversation which passed just before His indisposition with great apparent satisfaction. [[note]] 5th. [[/note]] H.M. had little sleep, but was quiet for four or five hours. Conversation of a better kind. [[note]] 6th. [[/note]] H.M. much indisposed in the evening, no sleep in the night, talks incessantly in a mild tone but without intermission, and desultory. Spoke very affectionately of the Prince in allusion to what passed before his confinement. [[note]] 7th. [[/note]] H.M. hurried in his conversation
