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He had been continually making out at Windsor but which He not mentioned to Him since He has been at Kew previous to this day. This Morning the Chancellor arrived & remained here some time. Doctor Willis was out but He saw his Son Doctor John Willis. General Goldsworthy who happen'd to be here this morning was sent by The Chancellor to appraise the Queen that He was arrived, & Her Majesty saw Him. The King has now & then, at times lately, has talked of the Parliament, which somebody has told Him, has met. After the first debate in the House of Commons He asked who had made the best speech. Tho' He now occasionally alludes to Parliament He does not speak much about it, but He constantly dwells on the same idea which is that they are mistaken, that Their meeting is to no purpose for that they can do nothing without Him. He says that no money can be had without his consent. That the army will soon disband for want of Pay. such are the present rambling reflexions which now form his political Ideas. During this Morning the King has been very turbulent & so ungovernable that recourse was made to the Strait Waiscoat. He has been much agitated & very angry with everybody around Him. In the Evening becoming more calm He was released. Turbulent as the morning has been the Evening has made welcome amends & during which He has been more calm & collected than
