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altogether during the night above 3 hours & 1/2 of sleep & of which were two, before 11 oclock at night. During the intervals He talked incoherently & continued much disturbed, & He was not calm after He got up this morning. When Doctor Warren went into his Apartment The Revd Mr Willis was with Him & who He abused very much then opening his Waiscoat He shew'd the Strait Waiscoat under it to Dr Warren & pulling down the long sleeves He told him, [[underline]] He might tell his Situation to all the World-- [[/underline]] Afterwards becoming more calm, He played at Picquet with Dr. Willis, & about one oclock He came from his apartment, attended, & walked up & down the gravel walk in front of the House for some time, & afterwards his walk was extended to the Botanic Garden-- When this walk was first proposed to Him, He demurred, unless He was allowed to go to Windsor, but upon the door of his apartment being left open, & Doctor Willis going into the Garden He soon followed. When He first went out He was attended by The Three Willis's in sight of the Windows & several attendants were at hand-- I had an opportunity of observing Him, from a small distance all the while He remained in front of the House-- H. My. looked up frequently, & wistfully to the Windows in hopes of seeing his Family, to whom He now & then call'd. At this time He appeared to be walking with composure and