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SCI by irplipposltlon of 6).4 ?--A. lam apt akmg rate in particular. •jou - newt 1.1 say, that there mast on all elves be _ :np.ositteoi of body, *he there u a onental ,teraudc• an , et ....It. I think it probable there mist Ile an tl Hoyt you ever Mule' you, tuft, or, I %rt . seen, per, e •tv ins ease of normal donne , lurid, where it R.S. taseus sible lbr Nee Moron/in to ore. e bodily iudoopwoito oo I thick I have, generally, been able to Iran: bu4d ind.spori- tons. • Do yon think that the tine o mental 11.-ralwemelit de pends a t t h e pivotal slate of his boslili iisilaspionsuu A. Nos "direly. Q When were yost nest called in to visit the King in Lis l i present i Lirss'—A Ifis dlsjesity sweat inesoair rpiestioas monitotisig .he pro rlety ul taking wavhnur, no the cresting or I be 23111 of ()flutter. Q. Did you then perceive any symptoms of mental dm ramifieest in .he Mai The couversatera sad his inanacr was hurried. tar Was that such, as to amount, ill your opinion, to a state of menial derangement and incapacity fur hinincos ? A I think not it that lime. Q. Had 301 ppertuditte• of peeing the Kiug, before the 03th of October !—A. Tat • I saw Has Majesty every day, dote times, front the 3d of °hiller. Q Did you, in Ole interval heiresses Die 34 and the 9311 of October, perceive any syuipsion of indisposition about the Kies I sometimes thought Has Nlajest)'s Inanltat agi tated ; bait fliers always seemed an OCC:1111 , 111 of this. is the lupin t vh.cb was made respecting the Priuciss Amelia. Q. Was that agitati ~,, of a nature to excite any particular apprehensions, in your initial, aiab regard to His 3laicsty's mental health'—A. No, not at that time. tg Not at any tiabe Winces the 3d sad the 21th of Oc. tribes Nu. Q. You have said, that us the 2.1111 of October, the King Ala nut so much tisentally indispoind, as to incapacitate him for business, or amount to mental derangement ; tool you have said, the King to so iudistruaed how ; wheat did the eyesptoms become in um emit, as lo amount to incapacity for business, anJ to establish a character of menial *Tan'. trot' His Ilsjeaty's sytuptuies immeased rapidly es the filth of Q. In imam of fast, did His Majesty transact any piddle busmen. to your knowledge, uctweca the :nth and :7 •41 . of October '—A I do tut know Q. Up to the JAI, was His Majesty in a state to trammel public business I s•ssA. I think so ; I thiak Liar King could tiltaitael public Minium*. Q Are the Committee to understand, that, up to the loth of October, and on OW: gstli tit Orteder, His 3lnjetity was in such a ,fate as. if he had 'wen a private ividividonl, he would have bee., intrusted with the ts anfactioa of soy thing in the asaaagenieut of his own coleerns ?.-ort. I thank yes world hot bare been jean/Irk in arkiag boon Ivey individual Ow pawn of transacting Its owa boeums, if, under the cir cumstance" Wet II id M tijehty wm, I think I weight say,* the eight of the 97tb of October. Q. ' Has Hie treatment of Majesty, is visor opinion, In every respect, both as to the iutrodut outs of promos, mot the eyeless of iasaageotest, as well as the system due-docile, been pairetly proper'—A. I believers" Q. Yoe have lass.. acquainted with the system of manage meet Ike most Inmate particularity Yrs. Q And loose know' of every peruse introduced to the Mee reetaiiity Q. Led every thine in the metro of masingement, Ihr • system of medicine, and the introduction of persons to the It* ..A. I beli eve so. Q. There has been so person latnalliCea to the NinC, whose totreisetioo has created any a,;•,p mated degree of iu derition Crrtaioly not. What is the date of dm 14 ines mental health today, as compared with the state of Lis mental health all the .13th of October He is by no Walls se well as be was on the lath of October. Q. What is the state of the Kin's health to slay, as ensnared wills the state of hie health .as ibe Seth or t idu bee?-4. I Oak imit quite so well as it was us Ike :Eh of Q. Yee have staled that Was is an amendment in the VlDes.beslthiei-A. ye,. Q If be isnot so well *she was on the *sth, our so well es ha wee on the gala of feeteher, with what period do you draw your competitors of We present day, when you say there ie a Mete of easenduseet Tie fret week of Nes verb's' were whew lerly Q. lies the Kier hail whet may he called a release *Mee I the eassaiwolea of the ('dry Cooortl ta.sA. The King has bed what we speak of iu medical term& as a paroxysm Mime *lst Q. Has tbiit paroxysm been ewe of a violent femur, t—A . It has been tree of a violent nature, but 1101 of so lung a dura tion ss the previous uses hare been. Q. Has the remission, albite that paroxysm, been so rO.II. plate as It had been anlasequeet In other pariissrus of the mote mature think net quite an complete. Q Hes steep the desired effect upon list King, gewerally 1104 CO02141114! ; wbM ISt obtains siCVlo tilt.'s lie appear to be More rehashed, and to he more c omposed in cossequeure of It, than whew Le has passed nights without sleep Certainly; always to be mere composed atter sleep. Q. 1 nearialrly t—A. I think so. . Q. Have soy of dm oyal Earail) seen the Lie; since t h e 2511 of October '—A. Yrs. V. Since the 47th ?as. 1. Yes; I thin': the la.t time the (bees saw the King as. up the apth of October ; sad Him Majesty was the I..st of the Royal Family who has mew the Kirsg. la. Have another mesons except his medical attendants, sisal Oise introduced by Lis medical attendants, fur the pur pose of admiutatenug to his medical health or comforts, ',en the King?—A. Tee. Q. At chat period The Chancellor has seen the Xis% twice ; and I think Mr. Perceval has seen tht- Q. When did the Chancellor fret are the King. subee. fluently tri the 25th of October'—A. I think it was 00 else sloth of October, but I tun nut quite et:mails that the Clian• cellor saw the Kin; on that day. Q. When dot the Ch.incellor see the Kin; fin- see 1 (hue S—A. Last Wednesday. Q Weer .seen present et the Grit interview between the Chancellor roil the Kine t—A Q. WY it by His Majertt's desuc t iat the Chancellor uss in...tete...et' to hint the 11..1 time'—.t. Cp.us mi iition ipg to Iles (t,jesty drat I -*Chancellor hail conic to 11 odour to minim after bile, the King repiessr I a sire to .re him. Q, Wes the Kiag informed alas). of the array el of the aianerllor, or perriiiii of that cmineme, at Windsor, to in. Pere alter his health Not alga)* Q. it by the C.lssiteellor's ileiort the Kis; was then isiformed of LM arrival et Windom Nu, I 'Aimee s'.t Q Who its'.irancil the Kiri t.w..t. I think I did 10)011, but I am not sure. Q. Two, Of OW min motion, without hither drafted by say body, Wormed the Kure. the fliaireeller was asris,.l al Wheeler to impure after Ili • M.4e.ty • health Yes; my Colireimme were acquainted with Si.. i.iitirt ion of it:form ing UN blejehty, that the Chancellor lc ol arrived at Wind om to hairier alter hot health. Q. bid all the Ph)sorians rower so the prophesy of giving Hoe Illeirsty that toformation , —A. Yee. Yam were detected, by for Playa, mos, to give that infemeatins vim agreed upon, amongst its, that that mho motion .1,,m - 1 given. Q. bid wee • ire other Physienws, before yea tos tos is s e s ..l tin ch.wire.i.n. in eon* iptenee of the lint& 'diem+ that he might br iutrwhiced,oa hearing that he had arrived at Witiii•or Ye.. Q- they roarer in the prime:et) of the iMerview Krtereu the Kn i t and tier thamellso t— t. Ira. fd After that i ingratiation of Phyaietam,* did yew, yesr self. istrodisce the Chancellor to the brat reterview Sm. I ; the other Al• itisq incest Q %%tree all the Physicians •a the r...ma at the tone ! A. I shwas they weer , if they ours wit, she ,yore wee apes, end they serails the wet room. Q. Were Sea. yourself, in the Tom, '—.l Q eCurt bed that taterview 'Nein Ilm M.Oe.ty A- The lime expressed gnat satueaction at germs the Chancellor itd Ilad it a Is earalicial etTret upon Ht. Majesty', mental londele '—A. Ass eriA think st AM* the Emit ,overture V. At the steroid Maws ice la •Isith Ste Cisasedlor sea air it lid , Aid you rontr.!es;c.e.t. to Itit tthit the thou c.,l4. was SIII I‘ .11 at 11%..11r0s 1 res. Q D.d yat jorapuge au ti.e King to sce the Chancellor the evened iinac, yr JiJ the bong &bite nia.t *lrate the circuuni , atter. Ou the mnrcing (the Tur.ilay , I Amu.' lbu King itren;sel at a great iniay ert.ra and °nue rpi .emai rod I took the Weedy ur a.YR the it on ...it ely a ine.lital axpe.lacat. .11 uc . _ en.ce.l that the LOZUtiou of his name ...tali exhicale 11,111 1.4.44 t Mari; MORI it het Hirt eS 4 I. gat ilLe of 111.. I .4 tio say, that it w.,s pe.!.able the ChAocellue be At tlriadiur trilbies • d iv or IWO; feeling conviliced, that the temporary rest,cnt owlet *hid. His :11ajegy %mild hpl4 a 1f.441/.11141140111 wit., I 44.• 11.4tirclior, might be ul use to the fop, c eirinhiet ut li:os 4,1 f On thAt gruu.sil I propm.l that Ills Majesty shoohl see the Chall• CellOr WIII/MUCA he CAIIIC. Q. To whom did you prepuce that he should tire the Chancellor, whim sent he causal-1. To the Kul hive self. Q. Did you consult your Collrazoes barite rot made that proposal to tlw ?-1 N.l; I h.lt 'his rotirrly on myself; fiodose thr under lhu C1re11111,i.1111 . 1 . 9 I hest hated above, it was the tleterosioatieu of the ~,,, swot. Q When dii you inunicate to your Ciollenoitu, that you had made this proposal to the hiss ?—k. Shortly sites on the sante day Q. Did they Concur in the propriety of the interview taking place l•-..No objection ulialeter was nook. Q. When did yon inform the Ch morello.. that you kid mole that proposal, or that the interview was to take plate ? A. The Chancellor arrived sin the following day, soil it was thee consuaiiiiirated to him. Q. Who introduced the Chancellor to the second inter view with the King I dial. Q. Who was preseut ice the second interview with the Kiag Nobody hut the Chancellor ; I kit the roots, when I had introduced the Chaniellne to tho King. Q. Do you loom whether the restraint you hoped would be produced out the Killeat mind, by au interview with the Chanceltur, was in point of fact produced ?—.4. I have very good reason to believe so. Q. Have you fustud, by experience, that any beneficial effect has resulted frum that interview I realty think Q Have yoni, in ciao-Tic:ice of that beneficial effert basin been produced, advised the renewal of the interview —A. N. Y Compared with the state of thi King's linlth on Tuesday, is Ho tiniestv better to day than he was no Toes. dry I . think he is much the UAW. •" Q HIM long did that benefieisl effect continue ?—.l Tim thrisegliont the slay, alla.le l to the converan with the Chancellor several times, and seemed to be a little 'lran mace the intimate of those errors ; hr aerate,' le he rather more easily ili;lsossessiril in those delusions. Q. How soon stes that benefit lust aot think it is altogether lest now. Q When .41 Mr. Pereeval are the King; on, or slate the esih of October i—.li. I tiruk it WAS un the •J9th of Uel ober. t,t, Was Mr. Pewee it introduce.' to the Ki.tz, at His Nfajesey's stestre?—A lit. Majesty ex;ircaseil a great sl-aire to are Mr. ?trees% ; hawing moderato& that he hail come to Wiailsor 1.. ismaire after his health. Q Dot yen emu:nunieate to the li‘.nz, that Mr. Pereeval air. an. at %%leaks Ycs, I tlons: so. Q Was that by the ' , roar,' of all the Physicians ?—.%. tlf it h the knowle.lae 4 all the Physicians Q hid tlici know that Mr. Perrevoil was to he iutrenlneed to the litn, beton• he was iatroibieeil!.—A. Yes ; and core i.urreil in the pioprict) of it. Q. Were you pees:lit at the interview between Mr. Per- CCVJI awl the Ycs Q How lout i1..1 it last'—A. 1 atioold think alatiat sit or seven sniautrs. Q. Ma any beilefical effr, t, or otherw i se, rwoilaced by tlyit hit. mew !—A injurious effect, certain'y ; I do not boor that I could state ila it any beneficial effect was produenllty it. Q Men was lir. Perrei al an interview the rec I tour'—A. Ido not recollect that any second inter view took place Q. Huw long ..1:•1 the Cro interview with the Chaneellor lost !—A. About right or owe mitlices. y. Was the Kine nuitrr may e:tetint, at the first in terview whh the Chancellor : I. Yes, I shook be was. 4 11. Athol yet Ito bractirial etTert wa. pre.h.....1 from that imatrairw?—A. I donut remember that any particular good was 'Mired from it. Q. Froze the ...cal interview, at which you arm riot present, you think a beneficial effect trim produceo ?—A. I glo. Q. Do you knot" whether the King was ender say greater degree of arlf-reslcaint at the *mood interview than ho was at the first'—A. It is hardly (tie to smite a comparison he tereeit the • ircsintstaares of the King on the lirat interview and the second ; it was at the distance ofsiz ae seem weeks ; the symptom were sat the mine. Q. Tom baring been present, and the other I'hy,icimn either present or is a room immediately adjoining, with the dour open, when the (hameellor haul his first interview wilt. the King, and wln•o Mr. Perreval had his intereucw with the Nine, ; hoer emote the Physicians to leave the nom eutirely, when the Chat/weldor had is. second 'sweeten with the Kiag It served desirable that the Chancellor should tom hi•jndgtseat attr stole of the King, aniugnrt.n•d by the presence of any other Kim' Q. drilgosent for what purpose Ain pertieolar purpose; in the first isterview wit► the Chancellor, it seem ed trey desirable that the Chancellor should he able to state to Pau:saincuit what the *title of the Kole so, Q Did the Chattce Is . Ifexprcaa a aish to ace the Emit, fur the pia.pwe .f twilit able to state to Parluintent what the state of H.. W.:testy as ?—.%. I tin nut remember that the Chatirillur e s‘pres,,ed ..arh a wish ; I 11.1.1, it VIJS rather the wish.. the l'hyortans in the first instance. Q. In the scrawl instance In the seemol instance I had taken mom mxsrlf II.• use ahr Chilliet . n..t . 4. manse, for the partiesslar tatd.ral pore se I •131...1 . an.t Wiring ns ,tte shot intim:icon 1.. it h we. All the Ph•.ei.tsitt were of Nwitun, that .t sr..* 1,1 0 . .•114 . 1 to man the bolt the .rii• taliwt Match a drapp.osuliestat la the Ilioi d g's (specialism 11.112101 Offa,l%.sl Q. %%last It I 11. WI ilea that a Sitsappoinhoent to th e Kitis was 11‘...;) Its ottoi, aft. r you 1.. I toa.le its, proposal, econnottoratesi that proposal to the whir Pla)simassa, awl that pr.tpos4l Marl awe I with list cutworm's a tt ac k s of the other Pla)sietwo We hay, olaas• thosslst tl 'solo( to 440.11.1 WC war promises to the Kin; rels.,:so may. Wh-st ha to any isles th - it did promise minhl he el ns Instanc e %%Iwo the Clmacellor arrived, awl I Wits...len le air Chansaillaw that I time then sorts an satintatana to the Kiss. awl that the King hadseenseel &att.. tied with the expectation of seri.; him, one of the Piquet. as sayessar4 as 34.1 , 11V11C11411.111 that It ailed be aujortous to the Yong to we the Chaaactllor. 4. W i tsch of the Ph)Wiaus exp.-cacti that apprehension —A. I k. k..bcet Willis. CI bet he emitter, ultionetele, with the other Physicians, or wu h e w c enik. 6 l ore wequir), Ilea the Eiblt use is allalnew tsar etatorit ei the Chewer-hoe , end it was thrmaillit better, under those eireerartanees, that the Kis; ah.aeld ate tlu• Chancellor. Q. VW I)r. Robert Wells then 'gore.. en opinion, t„tial be Ira Itnowa before that the proposAl nay to be made, be Jtuuld have übjerse.l to it •—t. I hear.' the A 0141414 her the Ord thee, •leen we were with the Cite. 4. IA es tic', tMr ent time lbe it was e ovoursiealod So Dr Robed %WINO—A. Nit; Dr. Kotler& Willis, I balm. briers the fort before. . . . 004 r. Kober , Willis keow Ilse fact, on IVr T at the use time as the ether Playskiss's ;—.A. I belie se Zt did. u. Wee it dismayed is the preseseo of Dr. Robert with the other Physicians . Q. L 4 De Rabe. t Wtllss tale say put it she discoss,ei, —4. HetasilesonalKarties, erosivity ; it eos out too lAtc it that tenor up loose per • eased the lately les, hod soy otiji.c • ties hewn wade lit soy deadlier Physiciaus ca. H as W. R. h% lass say osstirstar eh.. ge 14 the K.. 1.6 peon s ranee lb,. ui“r slime Virprac.rair. '—A 1 dusk mot. Q. Here Yoe istrserrod that the Kiss is Looks mare is -0,...,4 w a r t Dr. Mows Willis, tie 111 lotus, the 'that Pig swoops I think ago. Q. Arc there soy persons, before tLc Kin; as us der 1641 fit tetteciiit 11,:41 intl.'s, ay., ni attsiodasits Num his frraiiis ?—A. I think um. Q y: 1 1 e... 4 riiive tYe rircitisataoi.c uf ',fret a Ili. iliijairty's sight. to Thi-s.iwy iiitloroce of any kind up4ii the prawn" state of los Aiwarsiee!: , 4. 1 .11:e.0 hitherto it hig bees aii 14.1.11111i,.(C M is his beceisi we haVe been altle to coulee' bias wi.la flue. • Q. Do vett think it will emstnie !to be an advantage, and • will tend to prosiigine his altite.sic ?—A. WWl' His Majtwy bezisa wet e slut ittety to recover, I 'lsiah it will be a disadvantage, be prermcboa certain soarers of ainnienuent Q. ' olt have said, that yew never tbunght Hls Majesty's recut ery •ould hr apt ; what parliratar portion of time is within yonrcalcuiationowliee yea use the wordspeedy '— A. I spvalt of some week. Q. How many weeks I cannot prelend In say. Q. Can you form any thing like a sate:factors conjecture, of the duration of His Majesity'a illness ~ I ea:11101. Q. Do yin* think Ilia Majesty's recovery as flew now, as you thought it the day von were examined before the Privy Council I do ; not uhscrve Ibld Hi. Majesty's fo ndues sees, in any rewpvet impaired by the contiuuauce of his disease; ltr Ili. Majesty's perception is dear and keen; his memory, stitch M the that faculty usually observ ed to be illiltieneed awl to he injured by this disease, and which is the first to 14,1 Ito. (greet efage, Is sound and strong; his judgment is its eelipse. Q. Ito. His Majesty had any fresh acres of the disorder shier you were eetaaliseJ at the I's ivy C ?—A. I anted before, that His Majesty had had a hat a e consider all other Itaroyue a the ch,,,,,,ke ; the .h.r.ter Ilittalfil in WO/Cy/6 . M St.lted Ora that am a setcrs paroxysm, hat of alitii ler ottirstiott Its au the nth hav- !welt Q. I thiok y.. 11 a1..0 idatc.l, thst the secure' y Coin that parisapou ha I out bizis quite so complete tea. but quite so complete. Q. the rein'ssion of the disorder continued a, 'oiy a. the rein:silo.' of the iliatir , ter that tools pl icy sfo.r other pa. ruX)111111 ?- 6 .4. Yes ; but has nut ht3:ll Ville 6,, 1 . ..e1ip1• . . . . ti. Does th:tt cireninitance influent.. your ttim,i .11 at ail With reltpeCt to the probable durat of Do; Nlajooy'.. di rest' ?—....t. It give% Inc staauo to think that tht 'Uncut will he trill ()frame duration. Q Do yogi feel yourself trite on .I.le to declare, of chat duration it is likely to he Lo.t. I slo Q Yott have stated, that the ineinory is one of the first faculties whirls fails muter this disease ; have you not sc. patients, who have never turn clued, whose memo. y has been retentive to the :mutest rosOile olclrce, and even more retentive or wore vivo! than the peruchl of mina' health I As not know that l eau rec o llect an in. stasce of that kind, at this outnent I speak ut it as usual ly the rase. tl Supposing the King to he in the same state is which be sat betervii the 15th .4 October and the 4;11. at slight, such' st is feel yoorself jostiiied m tieclanitg that lie stall cornoeteot Io the transactson a petal c bosons.: —A. I biters, so. Q. ton would deem that a perfect mental rceovary ?—• A. I think there iv a difference between tlic vontincsiec m eat and the termination of On illness ; you woold requiie something more in the nue than in the other. 1 Mivh to repress what I have done in a (miner part of my evidence, th a t I ermeeirett the King competent to the transaction of public loisioess, till the opli at 'new Q. If the King were, now, m the same state after Illness, in which he was for some days previous to the 27111 of Octuber, would you state that he ought to thurhurg, public functions I should conceive the King was competent to transact public littleness. Q Of every kiwi, utthout any cheeption 7—.4. Ten, I think PO. _ U What Jo you mean, whets you speak or His Majesty's as matt beta, hurrieJ eosswer.abun is more and his thoughts ucanr more tt:eki% io Mier...SIMI Quit ■p:.o smother, than is a state of perfect lwaith ; his eanversat.on cooneertil. but too rapid. • • ti Not 'tattering from oat subject to =other '--A. 110. Q. Do you think 11131 Ilia a age, Cora the period of his 11.1 attack, render+ Altai seem ery mare se less pruhable, lima it did at the period of the foreguiog at tack is idol emluot romp.. e the circumstances ; hut there is no apparent laiiure in His Ilujesty's constitution at this sauntrut. Q Has increased age any influence upon the probable bast recover " of • 'salient in His Majesty'. circitanitanc..• d. I atinald thint. so; that it was rather mine iloolvviit.ige. sins ; h at there il.ire nisi app.- sr, in Ili. M.ijr4)*4 , at db., ostanesit, any vital Callon: 10 ill.' eonstitni ion. Q Has invnasetlazii ant 11111,1tIlr.: upon the probability of • speedy reenter'. ; dot. 1:....1 kvail to a Sims! a pro. habitat', of tither a rclarilvd or 3 siii.vairned securer,' 1-st. It owed teed tot more tartly rr cot • U. Do you think the appielien.,un no the mi n d of patient, of the recerresiee of awit s! rnitsAy, after repealed mucks, h a . in and what t io prof swiss; a renewal Of auth •Itaek•'--.% I should think it ussnoi ry, Ake tile patient more suseeptible of the *sinecure of such aaterual Calms as would ploi.ftee the disease. hi Wu it on the sane day that thz Lord Chancellor and Mr. PliTetal ,aw tile Knas, which you 6 ire slain Ise be, rie catalog to our la Coard sal), the slay of Octolsi.r 1— A. It was lint the 11310 C day ; die out recollect the day pre cisely. 4. Vne have said that you entertain very Isiah expects. 1 i 0n ... , t h e k in i s recov e ry ; state the pruned& sou whacks thews eupectittioes are fusioted '—A. I find us. injury chine to the Lutes faCtilliee, by his s!sses,..., but end I do out observe any failure in His Majcsly's cutusti!ution. (Withdrew ) Dr. ROBERT DARLING WI LLIS called in and exam.n. d. Q. Acquaint the Commuter, whither the 'slate of His Ilajesty'r braids is ouch as to render him incapshie of coming in person to his Parliament, o► of attetolitig to any html of pablie Morioser.%—.4 Ills Majesty is incapable of tooting to Parliament, or of attending to any public business. Y \Via hopes do Too entert4M of His Majests,'s re em-cry 7—A. I eoldiilent hopes id Ilia 31ajesty's f INNIVOt y. (4 Dot TOO (mod that opinion upon the particular symp toms of His Majesty's disorder, or upon ,•.p.•riem e, is other ewers the same nature ;ur upon boil. I foaml it upon both. _ Q. In that pietieular species lir the glgsoriler II gri Majesty bas fallen into, has it tutu futio.l from exper . ..go e flan the greater tositthcr of persons so affected Lave to cured A. I believe the greater number of persuus are cared. Q . C A ,, l ost form soy i4µ.144014. or probable conjeeture, of the dueition of His Illajcsi)'s illness No, I vats form no viiihpsent of its durati o n Q. t* far M+l experience 'nodes ton to jiklge of His 'tiniest'', disorder, do you shirk it more protorbh. th.. II • Maio q) will, or sill not recover, so as to render him cm.- L!ge n( gatenditic to public iiissniein. •—.t. 1 think it nigire pt..buLk this Ilia 3iajesti rotuerr, no It, to "litter him nimbi, of nitettilinx to bo.gitiers. •l. %%hat degree of ealsr.senew hare 'nu had yourself is partiessisr .peril ID of cluortler '—A I bare sel y con siderable ••persetwe in this panicolar .ley. ws ..1 rgirr. 4. Wav one anirsolmeut stead: tot ri, place 1,. it.e roorse asf Ilia Majesty's tissue-she, sail sloes the nplo ara.te of .ut h mut loimrist root ill/11: 4 1111 . .1 . 11i 4. A ceue:J..al.te sine het• mewl 6.. t3kro place, from the commencement 0.1 His Ma k-eel's sloosse.ser ; • Inch still costumes Q. %Ma slsterence is three if soy, bets. r n the st:,tr of His Nis:psi, at present, Slid th at in shirt' hr u hru sou eyes. r•asniuttl ht fore the Privy '—A. It ILtrernei) dilftrult to 111,19111 C ikIZI %CS .t 2 Colllllllllllt •11 s tiol Gott 1.1.• ehMIIC it rof it hes, in soave measure, clistilesi lost l think llh Illsejests, upon the whole, WI as welt wow a, when I was eassisimel L: fare the Palsy CUtlllfli. fl DiJ you ever totem! His Nlajegq before, in complaints of thishisst?.....l. In they at 'sal. la Is the rim:mire of tt.e vresrot rempinist the same as that is Ilse year 1671'—A. Iw the commencement lit was madly similar- U. Ilu. na Its progress '-1 In its prnro-ss also Ito Oast Ilia NI - o.l•••aa's uncr•-.1...1 laze, afoot 111. t twain'', as at all lately to Inttnourr ..no wAs tlf the ..thee. ba •oh.mata n cntery • k. Jantrint Gnat Oat ininin t.ene of Ihr rase, I have at. mason Is think Itie age will'istso any anduence. U• Ito y.na think 11. e da rs ct 11.•0 si;kt locre IJiy ii> crline nn it* rei. on 'Li. vial a—A. 1 ihinh it may nil aua f • covery, but l ad o f wryest : et th e u l t i mate r.cnier. ' - O. D o you Dilllicetett 11.14 Majesty'. Olen-. a: have any iuflernee .ream the duration of the oho.ndei of not euusider that, in this iitatauce, the uge h„, • iilluEtre: noon the disorde r . Q. Have yen ever abet with a mein your martin. you catasider as parallel to. that at His is necesmoy to milky up the parnhel , .perharo oat Q Have you ever knows a ptrsou. as utd as' ty, and with the same defect afsight, ro e...ve r (nos meat of mind'—l,. I have osier seen a pee ta a,, Majesty's age labouring na i l er a s i m il ar cm,,uhit e , I „ Majesty's, taking al the ciresusinautie of the together. n. In the zetirral ?nil of eon* whirls here come }um . I, now I,d z ,• • in the rotlrsO of your practice, has h age, ill your oi 111 l ioo, hal say inlincnce upon the tee the palitut, or others isel 7 .-A. Not u lure the ease exactly similar to His Mojestrio. Q. I understood you to var, you had sever met eve rx!etly similar to His Mit% tither circumstances of 11, y into consider a ,,,, e. In the go‘ueral tan of ears which have'reme vont olisiervati ~,,, d.. you couceire Oft ago .f eh, rid, have had soy in/lotion/ upon has complmat li. It a diffieult to answer that question, with .at among th e rule, specie* •1 li.s Mayes Cioupiqu i µ I N rooloppla:nt does it •I to In. W he comported mem I ,,,,d,ie e d he ea aecideotal circus. which wosU have prodtteed that romp aim at ae,, HA Majesty, daring the tut twenty (CoL Thei e mark of ego in, the sysnmouts ; these are som e a evnipt:mis v hich usually attend coutp'iduht of that it Hap. attain from are, unit it appears to in., Cerefo. Ills illeuy is as re,•acer, nto!withst no !lag lc ti Jm this rumplaitit, as he would (rum soy mho.- torupts.in he might labour under. q 11244 you kiwis& sateval itestanees al !esti* bate tibeettrr.l* enNiv ilinallienteen ot inis.ll, at pi-, of Owes Hata with istert.ala betwe en d ie ace , raarealetot licreVat Q Hare cwpaahlerel inch plem.n., a. or. liheir ter, ma., I c 4 eessiNnenee lef auital.opel opinllNS mat alevesid•p.sh the ssaptssr. at esve at thee. Q. DorTae,tber. cavalier increase.l .r., as a casco nut li.tving tw itself Lay incenenee ups, a t•or this aatore!+A. Generally speaking, sg* nuniel aid...ruble ; but no ay mourns, u bpds .., graft. fi on, in tallier !peewits, have iamir tleia app.- Hai Matjallty I Therefore conclude., that al , • street hest. Q Do aon midair 1113 t are, la an .„I"k en Ism, I.as so the vrollatbilat of 1 , 4•0{1 utleirwise, from !I.e. .I:sorrier b),sliptOtto of the of of age iu the bulk% In A, I Q. Can you nt enntemtento, ”ho• Kilo,: in Which you tIO.A. U is 31 lit •I) . .1 letOrltt? No. Q. You attended the Kiog is tile year 1 , 0. to time?—A. Yee. Q DO on t.I,Tn the Dolletons that were n , :‘• '—A . Ao. It Mil yea see the Bulletins that were nes, '—A. Yrs. 1 did Q. Did 70a C 011 4 .11/ in the propriety expreesing the real state of the homes heath —A. Yes, I did. At. Ih.l )un rumour in the Opirliot4, expr e ss.' by the Phyoriaus, by the cessation of the king was pertivits the lection, the tivi,; an. reeovered, and fatly leasiurss: there herr 'nine link rem use a( bilijasty s nothiii; lot slier, that limier in. . n„ Irvin to say, that Ihnee misfits His Msj..sty sow sipparent at the tint.: the end the Physi.ian• tin roll stmowiteed to His tiniest, WWI perfectly recovered *cherry. certainly, ureas.crially reessdned. Q %Vete the symptoms of hall ,;sileh' easily fur any realinint open His Afajoly tins ceased Nut till a reaps, took p Q. A atop, then, did, in print of fe• - ti the illness in the sear Soul'—.l. A selapM the bulletins ceased. (I. What bitterest wt. there let rren the bulletins sad the relapse t hate no gaining at this mamma whets Ike bulletins e. Q. Mist length of time, do yoe. toectire between lb • eessat Inn of the hollstins awe is have a perfect recollation of the relapse, uhela time bu:ietins ferret Q.. Ilttn ..en the eessatktituf the lalleen. lapse, did Ha Majesty teeny:set pehlte business emits'—A. Hie Majesty's Stigmata lad • Had they %MKS after the rival manner, p.eseare wFantasies Many medical aitendane son deputed by way anedieal attendant :—A. Q. N.itiody was weer present at the took place between lits Maj-sty and his fiers.uats to my keuwkdge. Q When, and where, did the relapse. At the Qucro's Boum, us the Starch. Q. By whom was it grit perceived call ilist to my reeollection. Q. Hod yon 6. eu is the habit of visit sitotril, loon the firma the 11V6.11i.311 of pniiinl ui the retorter tier ir1.41, r a king ut teasc,llu ice the Kiag Q SVi,en slid you. yooeself, perceive eleenled to the KID% ?--.11. I torso , evening or the ste‘t morning. Q. HOW long di.l Snot "tier continue abort tines with any violence. Q. How long was ti before lie, ‘1 the state in who). his Phss.clans li , sl • perfectly recovel ell II t<on f.sm. say 1111161iigry uiih 11.4. 1:111..iv , of ri.ty. time In the best of toy tc,01hrol;to o . 1 I Q. Wheal ti . ol coo dtaeuntin.•. your Lig all lether, to the i.ar titot --A. Q. Hsd the K iou'A yon , tirely cease I ...Noe yeti reited A. I tl.ink, U. Liu y.,.....nerme those Lorries were iterrewhust put;l the tocutal C•TISIllly. Q N hen yew speak Of the lime. rerm•eri• rear of It .t.”.3ct.nig public bustness, do • the cons t...y 4d yon st weld the ease Wth .I•4*.aat, that he was ettospeteat to the husaksa. public .ud pu sod to the; of his again Stott assuredly. 4. Aimee y 0 ,l to ettead the , whetswcceloraure calkdtoHAMajesb artist at sash. -- Q. • 1)1.1 you nut nttrnd the King. in A• Nu. Q Skilrlllllll Mee been called ;9 to •llect hu. 11112 / • Ct Ott to thy prop. 4.11 Vli w tietw, en the King anJ tax Citano2ttos t 4 H I you known that it wu.t inlrr the K 'me to see the (bauciflor, thoehi y hi 'wing 191.1 of it should tarts. bo )oo thiok that any belieSCidi to list M ineatellieultb. by the Kina at..i The Chum:eller • No. Q. IlOs say prejudicial effect am not Aware that any o rrisitte , 4l dire , ‘ll Oa the niztit the rhooetlinee. you see soy egret, send .r bud, 'produced, lotted to IXa tisit of the Cimeettoti—ti atttihuti to the tint of the Chancellor. Q. Mu visas reason nerinnunl winking id ono tbs. CismeHer 1-..41. •nas f..rtned our Hies, am. elm cleacceakot - llocoCc on ace Kin'', mind . Q In rani of act, was th. IMt It 1.4 itr. cn the precedocg coed 111 .ii•4:.111 gajd Q Whew Aid wee last set Hie 1' r++? inr • ala-ut culls o'clock. Q 11 Lot was b.. 1 Vale 11 that t '— «la n'tintale teat f 4 1, to a. cosre.- a L e the dro,te, it tr;r • !Gm' Menke, I."' lejs a , y • — A. I 0 . : Thera tat se old as ilia At 111 , . , free: pere lr ..e, at 164 (33 I of the cutup: Is Laren reuse e . ed" ▪ ire, has incr. i t ore She new, 141 s. here it. rase ir i F 0. 14 eder stet „ glee A. Taking aze • roesideraiiea. 1111 'h here'resee a LtA .4 &kr row. lye .. 1 •-•-I• It seetme the Ali tiw : 41i. IN. Of !we:meted I:44: leetel reev es awl at aor t•• • ill Theis see cone of t• luta of that d • e ea, CieseL,c, ?Outselling ha euy other lee sof 'es 44 pee.* ibbel. it ver ttle ace, et 00 1 Ire ▪ 11 1 1 I. WM 4 iia . 111 ir • c.• leg ,e-r", 81 • r; hill ipaa a name's', wnsahl have e 0 'biebie patrol lle apprarler yet a/t sill Lan entomb,' reed allty of reenters ill rl In .1, I stould dd ,our rota it-ewer? It 1 , 1 , . Lm the ere 1011:ta 1201 tie named is f three POletine eatth to the reSllOll fettle r a • le &sit liaS, that 1 1 1 lb. heat array la ally capable at • of bore 'beet Nay reteieetkm u et Isar 4 tone 41 the Volatile • lIP to tire polite yet The sir? 0 08 rbi as itl Cr rib. stye, after tf, I : p ..-t, titre fa3C`f It ,plot I,tit p.see al the eartstieet Till Ineatts 01 Ina retard. Wetly', 'took . ad the diaper et, bog I hlse 13 111 ►llll.liM, P'lll ti Ilasitede with hi. ■ d acvseit to li;in enstarr, ether' , aetsdaat, or arm •-.A. I ertaii; ef ▪ lies lite ild , rri a Araraats . pee j ec iAcAte Age " 141 h at r to ••-•.I. I really A edible the ilia R ' rote m 1 ; 1 f em p late' — A . (be: % jest' , tree net r el reported Lica t ...eh', ler toe to re at this thaw. .tryc ouly r alleaplaine Ca: afi A Oa byre Ace.vair lie; epos, the iii 1 I wer e eretiezt^f 11t of the KIND' cereerei, for eveltr4 , .. l runts •powd le triaIII3IICLIMI r etteepkk mew Kb'ie - 1 " . '.city'—A. On !I in the ,tar It to tlie King, a. pal sa..rte for as elfin ?—A. ntende4 to prep you bore toady Lave dee• ett'ect cal pr t interview bete. milted frt•ni it 'e- at 111011.!• rM I,...f ri. , : .,. : "d A me ge l ti.„ l:l: lf i aps, l :oQ: l Wir e: l :; : ‘ : '— '