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that it will [[underline]] for one sends in any. [[/underline]] Among the Enquires of this day have been the Duke of Richmond, Lord Essex Mr Seel & Dundas see The Duke of Richmond I had the honor of receiving & much amused I was, (former occurrences being still fresh in my recollection) with the concluding speech He made on leaving Kew Palace--Observing how truely comfortable the Accounts of the Kings convalescence were, He added, that Nobody on Earth could feel more anxious good Wishes for his Majestys Welfare than Myself-- The King when walking this day by accident met Mr. Keate who He took round the Gardens with Him & He afterwards Expressed much satisfaction with the Kings manner & conversation throughout-- Still from other quarters there are Whispers that all is not quite so favorable--In beleiving both, I must think that H My. does not preserve an Equal good manner throughout the day, & this most probably is the real case, for still I too well know, [[underline]] that all wrong has not yet quite disappeared [[/underline]] In the Evening The Queen Princess Augusta and Pss. Elizabeth paid their Visit to the King, who played [[underline]] at Cards [[/underline]] with the Queen-- [[underline]] On such a day [[/underline]] this has not been ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] with Him [[/underline]] [[/addition]] accustomed practice & it masks, that all is not yet, as it ought to be-- Sir Philip Hales on hearing of this occupation, asked the
