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[[note]] The Queen [[underline]] Weymouth 24th. Sepr 1799 [[/underline]] [[/note]] Sir Our little Colonie & [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] myself were made extreamly happy this Morning by the arrival of the Mail. to hear that Your journey as far as Salisbury had gone on without any accident, & I trust in God that the rest [[unclear]] the journey continued to do so. at least if my wishes & Prayers have any effect You will never fail to be prosperous & happy. All the Princesses Bathed this Morning the first was little Charlotte who of Course I have not seen, but she has invited me for Tea this Evening & I understand by Elyzabeth that Cards are sent out for the usual Company to meet me there by eight a Clock & that I am to pass the whole Evening there. The Weather is as fine as one could wish, a little Windy but Dry, & such here at least, that I fair hope You will meet the same at Kew as I know Your Majesty will enjoy it much. Mrs Damer hath been with Elyza to invite for toMorrow
