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to be present with Coll. Goldsworthy & Sir Philip Hales when He saw Dr. Willis, & the Physicians in consequence of it - The correspondence arose from the two Bulletins of Yesterday & the Queen had been much hurt at some descriptions of treatment which were described in so strong a manner as to wound Her sensibility -- On this having been represented to The Prince of Wales He had told Dr. Willis, that He did not wish any thing put in his Bulletin respecting the means which might be made use of to controul H.My. at times - All He desired was, to have a separate Bulletin sent to Him daily, of Every thing which the Physicians might think proper to mention respecting the true state of His Majestys health -- Doctor Warren had after this Arrangement dispatchd a Man on Horseback with a letter to Dr. Willis with a View to quiet The Queen's uneasiness & desiring that this Letter might be communicated to Her Majesty -- [[underline]] This was omitted [[/underline]] therefore General Harcourt [[deletion]] having [[/deletion]] on receiving the Chancellors Letter respecting the Bulletins & likewise having received the Queen's Command spoke to the Physicians respecting the uneasiness the Queen had felt, on the particularly distressing Accounts which had been detailed & sent to Town -- He acquainted them from Her Majesty, that while His Majesty was under that roof, [[underline]] She considered Him as being under her care [[/underline]] & that Her directions were that no Bulletin should go, but what She saw -- Dr. Warren & Sir Lucas