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To Her late Majesty's Council. Jany: 21. 1819.
The King lives in the same quiet easy comfortable state, free from bodily complaint, as we have every reason to believe, and under no unusual irritability.
His Majesty slept an hour and a half yesterday - and three hours and a quarter on first going to bed last night.
His Majesty is silent to day, but full of thought, as we conjecture by the motion of His lips, and by His gestures which correspond with some emotions of His mind.
Henry Halford Robt Willis.
Windsor Castle
(a Copy)
Sir Henry Halford having consulted carefully with Dr Robt Willis on the Resolution of the Council, and having found, that
