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The King returned from his Walk, He saw Him also. This Interview seems to have broke in upon a plan of quiet, which had been proposed for this day, and on which intention, the Visit from the Archbishop of Canterbury was yesterday postponed, until tomorrow Friday -- The Chancellor was also here this Morning for some time -- He saw The Queen but not The King. Late in this day The Prince of Wales arrived He staid a short time & during which He saw The King & Queen. His Majesty spent this Evening as usual in the Queen's Apartment & on his return thro' the Antiroom [[underline]] We [[/underline]] who were waiting in Attendance there had the honor of being spoke to by Him for some time -- I was as much pleased with his manner & conversation at this time as Ever I had been; both were so much in their usual & natural style, that they afforded general satisfaction and confidence. I think I perceive this day, that Doctor Willis Expects soon to take his leave from hence. -- [[underline]] Friday Febry. 27th [[/underline]] -- This Morning's Bulletin announced [[underline]] "That His Majesty continued free from "complaint--" [[/underline]] Doctor Warren who came here this Morning, spoke very favorably of the Interview He had just had with
