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The King has slept but one hour since | The King has slept but one hour since | ||
| − | + | our last report, and His Majesty has taken | |
| − | no animal food - but of | + | no animal food - but of vegetables and |
Rice milk His Majesty has had an | Rice milk His Majesty has had an | ||
ample measure. His Majesty's manner, | ample measure. His Majesty's manner, | ||
| − | when He | + | when He dress'd this morning, was the same |
which we have observ'd throughout His | which we have observ'd throughout His | ||
illness; impatient of assistance, and touchy | illness; impatient of assistance, and touchy | ||
to the greatest degree. This we are well | to the greatest degree. This we are well | ||
contented to witness in His Majesty's present | contented to witness in His Majesty's present | ||
| − | state, but we are | + | state, but we are sorry to remark a feebleness |
in all His movements, and an obvious | in all His movements, and an obvious | ||
decay of power, in comparison with | decay of power, in comparison with | ||
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For His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. | For His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. | ||
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Report
Windsor Castle. Nov: 26th. 1819.
The King has slept but one hour since our last report, and His Majesty has taken no animal food - but of vegetables and Rice milk His Majesty has had an ample measure. His Majesty's manner, when He dress'd this morning, was the same which we have observ'd throughout His illness; impatient of assistance, and touchy to the greatest degree. This we are well contented to witness in His Majesty's present state, but we are sorry to remark a feebleness in all His movements, and an obvious decay of power, in comparison with what His Majesty possess'd some months, nay, perhaps, some weeks since.
Henry Halford J. Willis.
For His Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
