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[[underline]] "His Majesty passed Yesterday very much in the same manner as He did the day before, has had a very good night & is this Morning in a comfortable way." [[/underline]] In this form it was dispatched-- This morning on going into the Pages Room, which is the Antiroom to the King's Apartments, I observed a Paper [[underline]] unsigned [[/underline]] pinn'd up over the Chimney Peice & on which the following was written [[underline]] "No one but The Pages are at any time to go into "the King's Apartment, without being introduced by, or having "leave from Doctor Willis." [[/underline]] Whether this notice has origin from any thing relating to the dispute of this Morning on the Bulletin, I am as yet uninformed. Before dinner I asked Doctor Willis how the King was going on. He told me extremely well & said that He had desired to see me that Evening, to play a Game of Backgammon with Him. About Seven oclock Doctor Willis went to the King, who immediately sent for me. The moment I came in The King laid down his Cards (He was at the time playing at Picquet with Dr. Willis) & in haste came up to me, & clasped me closely in his Arms, He then kissed me, with Tears in his Eyes. Nothing could be more affectingly expressed than the flattering kind nature of the Poor Dear King towards me at this moment. His intentions of much kindness were not to be mistaken but their affectionate expressions were
