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Nov. 6. [[underline]] Wednesday [[/underline]] P.108. - Probably under temporary excitement - To the Queen's Council The irritability that was noticed in H.M: yesterday morning did not long continue; & the remaining part of the day was pass'd generally in a state of quiet & silence - Between the time of dinner & bed time H:M: slept nearly 4 hours but he had no sleep thro' the night - On the contrary H:M: was more disturbed & noisy than usual. This morning H:M: has not manifested any of His particular errors; but His conduct & conversation have been marked by irritation & violence & extravagance - W.Heberden R.Willis D.Dundas.
