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Dr. Robt. Willis has the honour of presenting his humble duty to The Prince Regent and of acquainting His Royal Highness that The King continued through the whole of yesterday in so irritable a state, and talked so incessantly to His Pages, that it was judged expedient to remove them from their attendance upon His Majesty and to place Strangers, for a time, about His Majesty's person. This measure was carried into effect this morning; and it is satisfactory to be able to state to The Prince Regent that it was productive of less irritation that might naturally have been expected from it. It is probable that His Majesty, from the occurrences of the last few days, had so far prepared His mind for it that the proposal was not altogether a matter of surprise to Him. After some