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1817. [[note]] January. [[/note]] In the whole of this month the King's bodily health has been uniformly good. His Majesty's temper more than usually serene; only occasionally in a slight degree irritated with his imaginary Companions. [[note]] February [[/note]] There has been no interruption in the King's bodily health; there has been no excitement, no want of appetite, nor want of sleep, altho' it has been irregular; but what was lost in the night was made up in the day. [[note]] March. [[/note]] His Majesty's bodily health, His mental derangement, and His amusements have undergone no change with continued chearfulness. [[note]] April. [[/note]] In every respect the reports agree with those of last Month. [[note]] May. [[/note]] There has been no change in the Kings delusions: no change in His Majesty's bodily health. [[note]] June. [[/note]] Once in this Month the King was undressed against His will. The irritation appeared to arise from the bowels. [[note]] July. [[/note]] In this month no irritation, nor any change in other respects.
