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An improvement to this, proposed from another quarter, was by adding the brains of a Ram, to the blood of the Ass. What astonishing aid & reputation may not be expected in the practice of Physick, from such discoveries as these!! This morning The King called on The Queen at Her Apartment & She walked with Him soon afterwards. Previously to this The Duke of Gloucester paid his respect to H. My. who received Him very kindly & Embraced Him with much cordiality -- & He was invited to join in the Walk & which He did. The Chancellor & Mr Pitt came here this day - They both saw The King separately & both were alone with Him -- The Chancellor's Visit was short, Mr Pitts was about an hour & a half - When Mr Pitt went in, He was resolved to answer the King's questions about public Affairs, & I understood He did so. Mr. Pitt on coming out Expressed Himself to General Gordon & to Colonel Digby extremely satisfied with The King's manner & conversation at this Interview He told Mr Pitt that [[underline]] "He had no anxieties on the reflexion "of what had passed during his Illness, as his Recovery "reminded Him how much He owed to God Almighty" [[/underline]] I had an opportunity this day of knowing. the general purport of The Kings letter to The Chancellor from one to whom He had shewn it. It acquaintd
