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this manner We walked up Stairs H.My. very graciously observing at this time, that [[underline]] "so supported the Old Man could "go on well" [[/underline]] He thus Enter'd The Queen's Apartment, & in this manner He brought us both up to Her majesty, to whom we now made our profound Obeyssance -- & which was received -- In Silence -- The Harper was next Introduced to The Apartment, and having understood that H:My: was partial to Handel, He had principally brought an assortment of his Music with Him. The King was much pleased with many of the Airs which He played during the Evening. After Major Price & myself had been some time in The Queen's Apartment We retired -- When H.My. left it We received Him as usual as He passed through the Antiroom -- Here He conversed with Us some time in good spirits, yet I must fairly own, I could not think as favorably of his manner this night, as I had done for several preceding ones-- & I found from General Gordon that his remarks tallied with Mine. Tho' I am satisfied that H. My. is going on well, I do not yet wish Him to believe, that He is quite so. Risk is still closely connected with Agitations-- He must be kept from flurry, & He must Himself for
