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that the favorable Accounts of the Morning continued without variation, & that all was going on well. The Queen Pss. Mary & Pcc: Sophia paid an accustomed Visit to The King in his Apartment this Evening - The meeting was quiet, & the conversation composed - It wound up latterly with a little singing - When conversing with Dr. Willis & Dr. John Willis this Evening We were told that Mr. Charles Hawkins had seen the King for some time during this Morning, & that He had not been quite so well with Him for a little time at the beginning of this Interview. I should have been glad to hear Mr: Hawkins's report for few knew his habits better, but He had left Kew before I returned from Town - When I next see Him I shall lead Him to this interview, as I consider this as a very material day. Dr. John Willis also told Us this Evening, that after The Queen had left The King's Apartment He was a little wrong again in conversation about his Two Pages Mr. Brawn & Mr. Compton but that He very soon got right again & composed - I have often regretted the great difficulty there is in obtaining circumstantial & unbiased in formation as to passing occurences, but this, coming in general through one Channel, must Continue difficult to obtain, & its correctness often questionable. H.My. saw his Gardiner [[underline]] Millican [[/underline]] this day for the first time in Richmond Gardens - Dr. John Willis told Me