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Gardens. While taking his Second Walk The Prince of Wales & the Duke of York from the Library saw Him crossing Kew Gardens in his Way to Richmond Gardens. In the Evening The Queen - The Princess Royal & Pss. Amelia saw The King in his Apartment - Nobody but Dr. Willis & his two Sons are ever now in the Room, when these Visits take Place - He was more calm than last night - After The Queen left Him He played at Cards with Dr. Willis until both nearly fell asleep over Theme. Cards have been for some time a very useful and constant Amusement to The King - Before his Illness He used to dislike Them, but now He plays as soon as He is up - Often through the day, & at Night always. This Morning He played with Sir Lucas Pepys. Dr. Gisborne the Visiting Physician of this Night has not gone into The King's Apartments - Erneties for the Past few Weeks have become a frequent prescryition - They have been administer'd several times, & much good in Expected from Theme. [[underline]] Friday Febry. 6th: [[/underline]] The King is reported not to have passed so good a night yesterday, as the late preceding ones have beene - He had 4 hours & 1/2 Sleep. In the Morning He was not so calm as He was yesterday and at times He was inclined to be high - However He became more composed in course of the day. At 12 o'Clock He took his Walk & staid out above Two
