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quiet. He called much for Mrs. Schwellenburg, who at last upon Dr. John Willis saying aloud, that if She was in her room she might look out appeared at Her window in the upper part of the House, & the King spoke to Her-- While H: My: was thus walking Doctor John Willis & his Brother occasionally each took an arm, & in this manner He walked without any seeming objection on His part. I never until now have seen such familiarity, & it had to me a peculiar appearance to see The King making one of the Group-- When He left the front of the House to go to the Exotic Gardens, The Pages & Dr. Willis's men joined & remained with Him until his return to The House. He made some hesitation at the front Door at which He wished to enter but He soon gave up this point & went to the Door leading into his own Apartment-- After his walk He was calm at first but soon after He became somewhat more irritable, & He was impatient to see Princess Augusta. In the evening He walked about his room & was considerably hurried. Observing which one of Dr. Willis's men desired Him to keep quiet & sit down. He retired to a corner of the room & took a book, but He still continued fractious & very irritable. In these hurried moments He struck Spicer one of Dr. Willis's men Sir Lucas Pepys went into the Apartment this Eveng. He found H. My. very deranged, his looks wild & his
