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a report - I was told that one of the New Attendants on H.My. lately brought in by Dr. Willis, was one of Mr. Fox's Committee at the Westminster Elections --- Lord Stafford & Mr. Rose have got scent of it, & if they make it out, this will be a ridiculous ^ [[addition]] introduction [[/addition]] to have happend from so Violent a Partizan against Mr. Fox, as Dr. Willis has pleasure in shewing Himself to be. [[underline]] Sunday March 1st [[/underline]] -- In continued Observance of the New Regulation Dr. Warren & Sir Lucas Pepys saw the King this Morning & both Expressed Themselves as having been much pleased with their Visit. The former thought Him more deliberate in his Conversation than what was his accustomed manner, prior to his Illness that is, He thought He spoke slower, & that He waited longer for answers without interrupting than formerly The Duke of York came this Morning He saw The Queen but did not see The King as He was at this time Engaged with The Chancellor whose Visit continued long. His Majesty took his usual Walks this day, & allotted his time nearly as He had done during the preceding days, most of which is now in The Queen's Apartment. He has not yet varied his Exercise or his Walks It has been recommended to Him to go out in His carriage occasionally & to begin to accustom Himself to those usual Objects out of Doors from
