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recollected a Commission He had given Me on Friday last to get Him some Silver Pencils - I had not forgot it, & I brought Him three of different sizes - These He kept & was pleased to approve of Them. At 7 oClock this Evening Mr. Pitt sent a letter to Dr. Willis by a Messenger, the purport of which We were informed was his Enquiries how the King continued after his Morning Visits -- [[underline]] Wednesday Febry 25th. [[/underline]] -- The Bulletin of this Morning far Exceeded all the preceding ones in favorable report, It stated that [[underline]] "His Majesty's progress to Recovery has "been gradual & regular for some time past, & His "Majesty appears this Morning to be free from "complaint." [[/underline]] This Bulletin was signed by Doctor Warren and Doctor Reynolds -- I must own the truth, when I saw it, tho' I expected to see a very favorable Bulletin this was more so, than I had calculated on. The only question I ask'd, was of Dr. Reynolds; it was this, Whether either He or Doctor Warren when they saw H. Majesty this Morning [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] had seen Him without Dr. Willis or his Son's being in the room at the same time? His Reply to Me was that [[underline]] The Physicians had never yet seen The King alone. [[/underline]] On hearing this, I certainly was surprized to see a Bulletin, [[underline]] which said Everything. [[/underline]]
