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saw, & where they saw wrong, they could not as men of honor, report right - In a few minutes after Lord Onslow mention'd an Observation which Dr. Willis had made [[underline]] to Him [[/underline]] very lately & which brought Exculpation to The Physicians, had they in fact stood in need of it - Dr: Willis Observation as now mentioned by Lord Onslow was, [[underline]] "that until these few days "The King had never spoke sense; but by Accident, but had "now this statement was reversed, & He spoke nonsense but "by Accident [[/underline]] -" This Observation from Dr. Willis in one of his confidential communications shows that Dr. Warren has not reported so unfaithfully, as has been more than insinuated very often. This Morning a Young Man a Stranger was stopped, coming into Kew House - He had been up stairs the preceding Night & had gone to Mrs. Schatenburg's Room from whence a Servant turned Him out - He had been troublesome likewise at Lord Sydney's Office, & from thence a description of his person was sent by a Messenger, in case He should come to Kew - This Young Man returned to Kew House this Morning when in consequence of a caution which had now been given & the description of his Person which had been received He was stopped by The Porter, & brought into The Hall - He was a Young Man, from Scotland, said his Name was Morrison, that He had studied Physichn at Edinburgh & now wished to see The Queen, that He might have an opportunity of offering a Cure for His Majesty -