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his Furniture to Town & taking charge of the Riding House. I was to order his Post chaise Horses up to Town - I received directions to write to Dr Warren who He supposed was in Town to wait upon Lord Sydney, & to bring down with Him an attested Warrant for his Baronetage. To other Persons in the Room He gave various orders & was Himself very restless & loquacious -- H.M. kept Me with Him during his Dinner, when He Eat four Eggs with Spinage, & finished with some Apple Pye. After his dinner He drank his Coffee, & then dismissed Me to my dinner, ordering Me to return & drink Tea with Him. In the Evening I returned at 7oClock, & after Tea H.My. ordered Me to read to Him -- I accordingly read a few pages of the Duchess of Kingston's trial. Mr. Hawkins, one of the Attendant Surgeon was in the room - In the latter part of this Evening The King became more moderate, more collected & more cautious in his conversation than He had been during the day. Late in the Evening Genl. Budé came in to The King's Apartment, where He remained with Me, until H. M. got to bed about 12 oClock. In the course of his Conversation with the General He related to Him some phantoms of his delusion during his delirium -- Said He had thought there had been a deluge -- That He had seen Hanover through Herschells Telescope -- That He had thoughts
