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the Doctor Willis's appear to be rather low this day, as if matters were not going on as well as they have wished - They are more silent than usual - This Is mere remark at present, [[underline]] for I hear of nothing amiss [[/underline]]. The Queen Pss Mary & Pss Sophia were with the King this Evening - As usual He played at Piquet with the Queen, & in the course of the Evening He played one Tune on the Flute to Her - Te Flute had amused Him much at times during parts of this Day, & of late - I hears no particular report from Dr Willis of this Interview - Colonel Digby informed me, that He did not believe The Queen was altogether as well satisfied with this Evening, as She had been with the preceding one. The Chancellor was here this day & saw The Queen. [[underline]] Tuesday Febry 17th [[/underline]] The King was reported to have had a good night - From Dr John Willis I learnt, that He had about 5 hours & 1/2 Sleep. From Mr Dundas who was in attendance Yesterday Evening & who lay very near the Kings apartment I learnt, that He had heard H. Myjet up five times, from the time He went to bed till Seven oClock in the morning - He was so particular in his Statement that He mentioned to me Each separate hour at which He rose – This I write only to mark, that accurate Accounts are not Easily obtained from all quarters & that I have not been very much to blame for having, from a very Early period of this distressing illness, been in the
