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Dr: Warren took an opportunity this day of asking Dr. Willis for what He now called it, a [[underline]] a liberal Account how The King really passed the day with Him in conversation. [[/underline]] The Doctor said, that now & then He asked a little angrily, why He was kept here, for that He was not quite well, & that He had asked also, what they meant to do with Him. It has been most strongly hinted to The Dr. Willis's to be very cautious at this most Interesting stage of the disorder, & they seem well inclined to attend to the hint. Mr. Gieswell one of His Majesty's Pages was allowed to see Him yesterday for a few Minutes - His conversation with Him was not quite right - He told Him He should go with Him & that the others should stay behind & receive Pensions of £ 80 a year - Finding that Gieswell had been the preceding day to Windsor He Enquired of Him who He had seen there He replied that He had seen [[underline]] Greisbach & Kelner [[/underline]] two of his Musicians - On which The King said [[underline]] Poor Griesbach Poor Kelner, [[/underline]] & shed Tears. In the circumstances, from the few which reach Me now, [[underline]] minutely, [[/underline]] that the progress of recovery may be the better traced throughout hereafter - The Empressment of particular Enquiries has not abated this day more than Yesterday, nor is it likely
