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Nov: 20: [[underline]] Wednesday [[/underline]] To the Queen's Council - We are concerned to state to the Council that H:M: passed the last day in a very unfavourable manner. H:M: was in good humour, & in cheerful spirits, & freer than usual from irritation wch made it the more melancholy to witness a fixed state of Delusion & wrong that seem'd at no time to leave Him. The K: retired to bed without reluctance, but slept only two hours at the beginning of the night - There does not appear to have been much disturbance afterwards, & no Restraint has been necessary. This morning H: M: has been very irritable, so much so that we thought it prudent to forbear addressing Him yet the anger & excitement of to day does not impress us with a more unfavourable opinion of H:M: disorder than that more
