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chance of their flurrying Him, while it is Evident that Sir Joseph Banks Mr. Saton Dr. De Maimbrey Mr. Rigaud The Shepherd &c do no mischief & He is permitted to see it someone with Theme - It surely marks a something particular that The Physician only, are [[underline]] not [[/underline]] to have their opportunities at proper times, of judging of the state of H.Mys. health This day Mr. PiH arrived at Kew & had a long conference with The Queene. Dr. Willis informed General Harcourt & Myself this Evening that The King has been particularly anxious throughout this day to see Us bothe, & that He had asked with Earnestness why He might not - I own I should now be glad that Dr. Willis would introduce Me, & should be most happy to Witness myself those favorable progresses, of which We have latterly received such Encouraging details - [[underline]] Saturday Febry. 7th. [[/underline]] The last Night is reported to have been a very good one, & that H:My. was calm this Morning. When I saw Dr. Willis He informed Me that He had never yet seen Him so well as He was this day, & happy I was to find, that both Dr. Warren & Dr: Reynolds thought this a better day than usual - yet the former remarked, that during the short interview He had just had, He form'd that many wrong notions which have appeared during his illness, still remained with Him this day. This variations in Observation & Report are distressing & tantalizing.
