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About 7 oClock this Evening, the Chancellor arrived - He saw Her Majesty & He was afterwards for some time with both the Doctor Willis's & He then returned to Town. [[underline]] Sunday Decr. 21st. [[/underline]] H.M. passed a tolerable night & had 4 hours sleep - but in the morning He appeared irritable & inclined to dispute. This flutter however went off, and about the middle of the Day He became more calm, but continuing still to be loquacious. The Chancellor came again to Kew this Morning and as Yesterday He saw The Queen, & afterwards both the Dr. Willis's (Father & Son) before his return to Town. The Duke of Gloucester likewise came to Kew this Morning and had a long Interview with both Doctor Willis's -- Towards the Evening His Majesty became more agitated & disturbed, & afterwards He was inclined to be a little unruly. He was checked this time by holding Him down in his Chair, & by the interference of Doctor Willis, who recommended Him to be more calm, or that He would certainly talk Himself into strait Waiscoat --This grave address produced the wish'd for Effect in some degree, tho' He still continued angry & abusive -- H. My. went to bed about 10 o'clock, but his continued talking when in bed did not favor the hope of his having a good night However He had, for when He dropped asleep, He slept 6 hours very comfortably -- notwithstanding which He awoke a little irritable, & which tendency continued at times during the