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will answer for the Accuracy with which H: My: had now detailed the circumstances which had then occurred. On the whole this has been a very remarkable day-- One of Doctor Willis's men told me He had never seen the King so bad as He had been during one part of this Morning nor so well as during some parts of this Evening-- When H: My. went to bed at his usual time He asked Doctor Willis to let Him go to bed, without keeping on [[underline]] the Waiscoat. [[/underline]] The Doctor told Him if He was sure He could trust Himself to lay quiet without attempting to get up that He should be glad to indulge Him in his request. The King promised & the indulgence immediately took place. Late this Evening Mr Pitt came-- He had a long Interview with The Queen, after which He saw Doctor Willis-- [[underline]] Thursday Jan: 1st: 1789 [[/underline]] -- The very favorable Accounts of last night were confirmed by their continuance this Morning & to these circumstances still more favorable were now added. His Majesty passed a very good night He slept about 7 hours & He awoke calm & composed-- The Bulletin, the most favorable one which had yet appeared [[underline]] ushered in the New Year [[/underline]] with joy & with redoubled hopes-- Doctor Willis gave to Mr Pitt last night the most flattering
