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time but He did not see The King. Mr. Pitt had a long Interview with H:My: this day, & before his Dinner the Prince of Wales arrived & paid a Visit to Their Majesties -- I understand that it is now the Plan that The King should see all the Cabinet by degrees, as likewise many of the Household-- Tomorrow Lord Camden--Lord Caermarthen--Ld. Sydney & The Duke of Richmond are Expected. On account of the coldness of this day & for his having been bled H. My. did not walk but - He spent most of this day in The Queen's Apartment. We saw Him as usual in the Evening & He was perfectly calm & collected -- Observing some Newspapers on the Table He took up one of them & dipped a little into the debates of the Irish Parliament on the Address to The Prince of Wales -- Having look at parts of it, He put the Papers on the Table again, & made no comments on its Contents-- [[underline]] Tuesday March 3d [[/underline]] --The Attendant Physicians of this Morning were Sir George Baker Dr. Gisborne Both saw H.My -- Soon after breakfast The Duke of Richmond arrived with Lord Camden - Each had seperate Audiences-- Both Expressed Themselves satisfied with H.Mys: conversation and manner --
