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intimation on Tuesday by His Dispatches, He named it not to one till the Evening & said it had made Him very Bilious & Sis, & on Thurday at two a Clock He brought me all the Letters, in the Conversation upon the Subject He told me He was Satisfied with Yr Conduct, but Would not Himself [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] determine upon any thing. I took the Liberty of saying before I had read Yr Letter, That in my oppinion Augustus's return to England, & one Conversation Between Him & the Kg might do more than Millions of Letters, & in this Yr Letter afterward Confirmed me, but at Present H. M. is so averse to this Step, that I could not with any Propriety press it any further. The Chancellors Letter did You ample Justice & I must say to Yr Comfort that the Kg felt it much. [[underline]] [[foreign:French]] tout ceci est entre Nous. [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] To Morrow is Grl Goldsworthy's Revue, & [[unclear]] are
