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Nov: 2nd. Saturday. To the Prince Regent. - We left the K: under great irritation at our visit yesterday morning but this subsided, & H:M: pass'd the whole day in a quiet & tranquil manner. The most striking features of it were the usual religious ceremony at dinner time, & a more frequent reference to His Ladies. H: M: went to bed without reluctance, but has pass'd the night entirely without sleep, & almost wholly under confinement. When we waited upon H:M: this morning the K: discover'd instantly some of the strangest & most extravagant notions - & would not endure to be set to rights on a mistaken idea of the period of the year, but the impatience presently abated, & H:M: conversed for a considerable time in a more correct manner than usual giving proofs that some of His faculties are still but little
