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The King's Amendment & recovery within these late days will I think very shortly produce great changes here. If H:My: is declared fit to assume his Government surely the continuance of Dr. Willis & his Son's under this roof would be incompatible with his introduction to The Public again, & his high functions. Should Ministers advise this, they would thereby proclaim to The World, that they do not beleive that H.My. is sufficiently well to be trusted to Himself - I think The KIng is now so near well, that I wish Him (by prudent degrees) Every resumption of power & dignity - I long to know that He again sitts down to dinner (if his dinner still must be in his own Apartment) by Himself, & not forming a trio as He yet does with Dr Willis & his Son. & who still regularly assist at his Evening Parties. [[underline]] Thursday Febry. 26th [[/underline]] -- The Bulletin of this Morning was that [[underline]] "His Majesty appears to have an Entire "cessation from Illness" [[/underline]] -- Sir George Baker & Sir Lucas Pepys signed the Bulletin Neither of them saw the King without one of The Doctor Willis's being in the Room. After breakfast The Duke of York saw The King and likewise The Queen. This morning Mr. Pitt was here for several hours during which He first saw The Queen, and after
