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which is the Daughter of Mrs Amon who hath lived & Served for several Years & is a most excellent Servant. I saw the Duke of York on Sunday but never mentioned any thing about Ldy Dashwood, this I think right to Name, for I never repeat what is told me. We arrived here on Munday by 5 a Clock without any accident Whatever - the Troops were all drawn Up to receive the Kg & reached from the Turnpike to the beginning of York building. it looked very handsome & the Kg is this instant gone see them Maneuvre. Sr William Pitt is here & in appearance both well & in good Spirits. The Place itself is Crowded, Neither Lodgings nor Houses to be found for any Money, The Company is rather good, & amongst the Number Mrs Howe's Friend, [[underline]] Happy Vicky. [[/underline]] One Frigate came in this Morning, & the others are seen at a Distance
