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The House advances, but in a small degree, no Furniture is put up, nor the Books brought down, we wait for Mr Wyatt who I suppose is busily employed with the Auction at Fonthill. An accident which happened very unexpectedly at Frogmore House a few Days ago by the Falling down of Part of the Ceiling in what was formerly the Lybrary made Mr Mathews wish for some orders from Mr W. but as a thing Spoiled must be destroyed [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] totally if not looked after I have directed not only that Ceiling to be repaired, but also to examine all the rest for fear of more mischief happening. The Money for Tibbet, & also the Garden allowance for two Month is in readiness for You, I shall take it kindly if You will release me from having any longer the care of it, for fear it might not remain long with me. My Compliments to Mrs Barrington if You
