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may be trusted to at all times-- Mr. Compton as zealous & sensible a Page as any amongst Them, I saw coming from The King's Apartment about an hour before the King began his Walk. I asked how He was He said He was quiet, but that He was talking quite incoherently, but He added, He was sure that would not prevent his Walking as quietly as at any time-- Mr. Brawn, another of the Pages, to whose general Intelligence & correctness particular attention was due, said He was sure H. My. would walk as quietly as possible, & that He should have no scruple to go out with Him alone. The event has proved how much they have been mistaken. H. My.s return having given full exertion to 7 Persons who had attended Him in this walk viz Doctor Willis's Two Sons Two of H. My.s Pages, & Three of Dr. Willis's men-- After H: My:s return He passed some hours on his Couch under melancholy coercion, & during which time He was very outrageous. Swore & was very abusive to those around Him At times He lay in more composure. Then sung. Afterwards hollowed & put Himself in great agitation & which brought on much perspiration-- He was put to bed about 8 oclock at which time He was in a more composed state, but not soften'd. He fell asleep soon after, but woke after two hours sleep. [[underline]] Tuesday Janry. 20th [[/underline]] This morning when I made my enquiries, The Pages reported that H. My. had not had
