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with this report of Dr. Warren's or with the Mornings Bulletin which they observed ought to have said at least that The King was better than usual - To say the truth I was not much satisfied with Dr. Gibbons report, after I had received some addition afterwards of the conversation He had had - & tho' to play at cards is an innocent occupation, yet when in health H.My. never dreamt of playing at Them before breakfast & which He did with Dr. Giborne; He played to Him also on the flute - Innocent pastimes no doubt, but now appendages to alter'd & interrupted habits - Mr. Dundas The Surgeon in Waiting saw H.My: this Morning for a few minutes - On leaving Him He told Me, He thought Him better than when He last saw Him about a week ago, but He still found Him unsteady when He said to Him [[underline]] "that He was not sure He could "trust Him" [[/underline]] as this had (as He then told Me) allusion to some wrong notions He had broached during parts of his Illness respecting [[underline]] Lady P. [[/underline]] -- H.My: walked twice this day - His first Walk was to the Observatory in Richmond Gardens, where He staid an hour & a half. His second Walk was to The Exotic Garden where He saw Mr. Eaton his Gardiner. In the Evening The Queen Princess Augusta and Princess Elizabeth saw the King in his Apartments. & their arrival was greeted by The flute.
