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room -- On Seeing Them his agitation increased, &, perceiving Dr. Warren He instantly desired He would get out of the Room & on his not retiring He jumped out of bed to go to Him.

I laid hold of H.Mys. Arm, & with some of the Attendant Pages stopped Him - On this He returned to his bed --

The Physicians now with Earnestness & calmness urged Him to get up & dress Himself, as His Carriage was waiting for Him to carry Him to Kew -- The King however persisted in obstinate refusal, & He was Entreated to no purpose.

On this a firmer Tone was assumed & He was plainly told, underline that He must go /underline, or that other means must be resorted to ------ Still He answered that He would not go, and asked if they meant to force Him. He was told if He continued his refusal longer, He underline would be forced /underline. After a short pause He asked if General Harcourt would go with Him - It was replied that He would go with pleasure - & on his asking Me if I would go with Him, I promised Him I would most willingly, & I added, that Coln. Goldsworthy would be ready to attend Him likewise.

On this He said He would get up if The Physicians would go away - They retired, & We press'd Him to dress -- He linger'd & on some pretence or other delay'd -- We then told Him that he must not forget that He had given his promise to his Physicians to get up, if they retired - that in consequence they had retired, & We were confident He would on his part make good his promise to Them