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From what has been stated respecting the late Bulletin the variations & reports which exist here will be seen if Doctor Willis was convinced that the Bulletin of this morning, was not correct & that it held out worse accounts that the real state of H. Mys: health warranted, why was it sent from hence with his name signed to it, with those of the other Physicians-- The King did not remain long under coercion. The Chair in which He had now been confined was a new one made on purpose. It is a common chair placed upon a floor of its own, which prevents a Person from moving it, nor can it be thrown down as a common Chair might be. When it was first brought into the Room to be made use of the Poor King is said to have eyed it with some degree of awe. Mr. Charles Hawkins saw the King this day & had a long conversation with Him. He afterwards expressed to me his surprize that He should have talked so much lately on Politics & Regencies, & wondered if this was by accident, or if such topics had been introduced to Him by any Person. I certainly had made the same remark Yesterday when I heard, that His head was full of a Regency. The King abused Mr Pitt much to Mr Hawkins, & called Him a Boy, said He had wanted Him to step forward at the close of Lord Landownes Administration, but that He was
