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Sir. The good accounts which I have lately received from Lrd Harcourt about the most wonderfull recovery of Mrs Barrington, of which I cannot doubt as the Bishop is gone into the North, makes me Hope that receiving a Letter from me at this time will not take you off too long from Yr attendance [[deletion]] of [[/deletion]] [[addition]] upon [[/addition]] the Poor Invalide. I have the Pleasure to assure You that dear Frogmore has been & indeed is still in the highest Beauty imaginable admired by all who have seen it & much enjoyed as much as time & Circumstances will admit of it by all the Family. The Water is now Decorated by a very Elegant little Flat Bottomed Boat given me either by all the Princesses, or by a Subscription of other Gentlemen & Ladies the truth of which is not as yet come to me, chosen by Col. Disbrow & rowed by Him Grl Cartwright, C. Munster & Yr Friend Grenvil adds greatly to our Wednesdays Amusements after
