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in short neither Public nor Private properties are safe & in the Country it is as Bad as in the Capital, I think they deserve Our Pity, though they brought part of it upon themselves., I hear there is a large party gone to Brighton & that many Ladies are of the party this Convinces me of the Dutchess of Beaufords being better [[unclear]] the D of R. would not have left Her, & the Dutchess of Ancaster must also be less Bilious [[deletion]] as the [[/deletion]] by going there, as the attending the Races in the heat of the Day in general is Fatiguing a thing she told me as absolutely Necessary [[addition]] for Her [[/addition]] to avoid. May I beg not to be named about these French news as the Person who wrote them, they [[unclear]] from the first Hand, are True, for Else I should not have mentioned it, nay of Course known to all the World, all I wish is to avoid being quoted. My love to the dear Girls I am glad to hear [[addition]] they [[/addition]] are well, & particularly happy that Ldy T. P. is not essentially hurt by the Fall. Compliments to [[unclear]] & all Fieldings Young & Old. Charlotte weymouth the 28th July 1781
