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tittots "tout& ad h ie, rrolh ieeptnk titietuneeV t
away, as from admitting him s and I therefore assail
ted, as a choice of evils, that the Chancellor shouLd
gO in.
Having stated, that his Majesty's Complaint is more
nearly allied to dcliriuth than insanity will you have
the rodness ttistate, whether, in your opinion, Sis
on that account, more easily cnred ?—On that accountb
I think it Much more easily mired.
In your opinion, has the apprehension on the mind
of a patient, of the reettrrene of mental milady after
repeated attacks, any, And what effect, in producing
a renewal of such attacks ? • It must depend, very
much, on the it hurt of the mind of the iudividttela
general reasoning could be formed, on that question.
. Do you think it has on the mind of his Maiesq
,I have no reason to think that it has.
Are relapses more to be apprehended, on the 'rer
curette of the malady, than after the period of tfe
first attack ?—T do not k ?low that it is, 'necessarily. to
be looked for ; it has, certainly, taken pl ice in this
instance.

If a patient had been under your care more than
once, would you not expect the return of that patient,
mJr.e thin after the first attack?-Certainly.
t Withdrew.
LUNIEI 17 ma DLCLUBRIS,
Dr. MATTHEW BAILLIE again calla
The following extract irorn the former evidence of
Dr. Baillie was read :

" When were you first called in, to see the King ?"—" I be•
here it was the 25th of October."
Dr. Bantle-4 wish to Li •r, that I tad it was the 26th of
October. I spoke to his Malesty on the 2;th ; but not formally,
although it was about his heal:h.
Ott the 2Sth, when you attended the King, not in the capsdt'
61 which yon subsequently attended him, did you observe
thing particular in his Majesty's manner? —He was hurried in his
matiner. That is the obsarvation that I have r.atie in try me-
morandum; that his pulse was at 90, and his conversation was
hurried, and a little desultory-.-that is, passing from one thing a
little rapidly to another : that was at three o'clock..
On the 26th, the Commitee is to understand the King's malady
was established ?—1 saw Dim formally as a physician on the emit.
His conversatlian then was certainly very much hurried; but I
see, in my memorandum, that it was not irrational although hero
tied, and not very well connected. I should not have trusted to
my memory for that, but I find that in my memorandum book ors
that day.
Did you think on the 26th, from what you observed in his
Majesty, that he was capable of conducting business
cannot give a very accurate atuwer to that question; I should ra-
, titer th;nk that he was not capable; lint I o ould not take It upon
me to say that that is a perfectly Accurate mower.
The.following extract from the former evidence of
Dr. &Lillie was read:
" Mar- ally of the Royal Family seen the King since Ms Ind*
position Not as fat as I knowt I believe at the time he visa
beginning to be hurried at first his family al* him; but since thit
disease established its character' I believe nee of the Royal Fa-
nifty hare seen him ; I believe nobody since the 25th cf October.*
Dr. Eaitate--1 wish to state, by way cf fitrreelon that iki
Queen and three of the Princesses saw the King on the 'nth of
'October. The Queen by herself, (that is, wi:kont the Princesses)
f•sw the King for a little time. an the tech of October; and I ea.
derstand Itiewile upon the 319th, for a short time.
Since you have been its attendance, in whose custody has the
King been t anti hi whose otroity do you appretteod his Majesty,
to be now should consider that the Kier WAS prlnelpaliy is
• the custody (if I may use the phrase) of Dr. Robert Wiiiia. If I
ant asked, sviletPer he is extiusiedy in the custe.ly of Dr. Robot'
Willis ? I shouhl Far, Nu; that be takes In a g-rat measure ti.tt
maceptdent of the persons that art more Mato. ...timely shout hie
Majesty's person; but sometimes dirtttiotts have been rens bf
the other Phystelans.
When were you first in the habit of stein, the 'King Arai
saw the Princes Amelia on the cGth of Dsetmber leer; and
every time that I saw the Princess Amelia. as far as I efeettea.l
was with the King alien Ards, so as to have a good deal et oxlip

versation with his-htvjesty.
From the period at which you been to be honoured wIIF atlas
.versailoos with the I'lug no that r.ib;i:ct, did yob at any dines,
before you were combed by Ws Majesty ea the 25th of Octo-
bee, perceive any of that hurry and partictilarlty of manner whlcb
jou have described yolpalf 'to have noted down on the Ugh of
October?—lt occurred, 1 believe, two or threetimes, hat bet in
any very strong degree; enough for me to remark it I bet I ins-
dernond It was more remarked by those telso knew hiss bet-
ter, than it was by me, not being so perfectly well Requital
with his natural manner as those who had been in the habit of
bring with him a great deal.
At what periods were those remarks srst made by you 1,4•1
think only a few days before the Viih of October.
is the course of that month ?-11'es t his Majesty's manner la
never a very quiet manner, but 1 do not recollect ary thing that
struck me, except two or three days, perhaps, before the saki al
October.
Did you communicate to any body the remarks you hod sit
made, previous to the 25th of October, arm the King's manned
—I believe there was to particular communication ; but Sir Henry
Haihwil, and Mr. Dundas, and myself, who had the audience of
the King, might say," I thought there was a little hurry to-day,"
or something to that purport.
When did you last see the King ?--I saw the tang rue morning.
What was the sate of his Majesty's health ?—He was, upon
the whole, &little better. I thought, this morning; his pul.e wat
less frequent than it has been for the last two or three Asys ; at.d
I thought him much less hurried, and what he said was Mara
connected, more like ordinary conversation. Upon the whole, 1
should say, be was a little better this manila:. •
The following extract, from the former svidenee of
Dr. BAILLIE, was read :
" Has any person, other than the Royal Family, or his Sao
or attendants. seen the ICing, since you have been in attendanee
upon his Majesty ?"...-" Yes, the Lord ChanCellor saw his Map
jetty the day before yesterday."
tia. BAILLIC.--1 wish to add, that the Lord ChanceUer saw
his Majesty also on the lit of November; and that Mt. Perseval
saw Lim on the _9;h of October.
Po you recollect whether Mr Percival saw the King an any
other day ?—1 cannot call the circumstance distinctly to my re-
collection.
From any thing you have seen !Ince yeti• were last before this
Committee, can rig form any conject ore as to the period of the
recovery of the King can form no conjecture whatever, in
consequence sf the distance of time between the two examina-
tions. I thittk fu'ly as favourabir of the King to.itay, as I did,
when I was examined before.
Can you form arse distlnet opinion, of the period of the Ring's
recovery, now ?—No ; I cannot. [Withdrew.

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