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his succeeding Walk, a precautionary dose of 2 Grains of Tartar Emetic had been given to Him - a medicine (as I have already noted,) to which much good is attributed - whenever any irritation appears - It is curious so often as H.My has now taken it, how little He suspects the cause of his many sicknesses - but the medicine is so cunningly & so variously masked by Dr. Willis, that it almost impossible to detect or even to suspect the Vehicles - At one time it comes in whey, at another in Asses Milk - Sometimes in Bread & sometimes it becomes successful in bread & Butter &c &c. [[underline]] Saturday Febry. 21st [[/underline]] This Morning's Bulletin announced "That His Majesty was happily advancing in recovery." & Doctor Warren thought very favorably of Him this day The Physicians have been in consultation on a Letter from The Princes to The Queen, in which it was requested that their Opinions might be taken on the propriety of their seeing The King in his present state - The Answer I have understood to be that they did not recommend the proposed Interview for some few days - It is likewise further reported, that His Majesty having been told, that The Princes had expressed a Wish to be permitted to pay Him a Visit, that He was pleased at their Intentions but had wished to delay seeing Them, until He had seen the Chancellor once more, saying that after this He should be glad to receive Them -- This may very well have been the Kings own Answer
