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management, & it may be equally risking to allow Him to talk to, & see many People, or to be hurried on too soon to variety of Topics with Them. His mind tho' it is apparently [[underline]] righting, [[/underline]] is still too weak to be led in to too much Exertion without risk - and I understand that Doctor Warren has given a caution to Dr. Willis this morning of the danger to be apprehended, by bringing the King too soon into Action, & has put in view, the probable advantage to be desired by patience, in securing the benefits of progressive amendment - The Bishop of Durham arrived at Kew this day & saw Dr. Willis - The Bustling Manner was also here in Eager pursuit of favorable Accounts from hence. [[underline]] Thursday Febry. 12th. [[/underline]] - The Accounts sent to Town this day still continued improving. They announced [[underline]] "that His Majesty continued in a progressive state of Amendment. [[/underline]] He was out much of this morning in his Walks & the favorable state of the Weather for some time past has proved a Very fortunate circumstance for Him - This Day the Bishop of Salisbury /Dr. Douglas/ came to Kew, to offer his congratulations on what He called the miraculous good news of the King's health - & to sound his panegyrick on Dr. Willis, to whose sole skill He imputed this Amendment - His zeal and affection towards our beloved King is well known, but evidently He knows not the time history with Us -