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went in which I am sure You will rejoice Sincerely, & it is thought that provided it is well managed that this may bring about a reconciliation between Ldy Southampton & Mrs Allen. The Death of the Dowager Dutchess of Beaufort brought about that between the Dutchess of Rutland & Ldy Elyzabeth Norman & I understand Nothing can equal the joy of the Daughter, I do not hear that Mr Norman has as yet been admitted, but if He is prudent & Silent upon the Subject, perhaps Sensible Conduct may do much for Him. -- The poor Duke of Dorset had a Stroke of the Palsy on Wednesday, He did Walk about the room Yesterday, but had not recovered either the Use of His Hand or Speech last Night & is declared in great Danger. Dear little Charlotte becomes more engaging every Day & I think that of late the Hesitation in Her Speech [[addition]] is [[/addition]] much less, & by watching Her much & Strengthening
