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Dauphin. The Duke of Brunswic's Troops advance slowly, it is not fit for me to judge of things I do not Understand, but happy would it have been had the Duke been able to follow His Manifesto. [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] immediately. I still hope that the Poor Kg & Queen will meet with some support, & that Providence will Continue to Stand by them, as He has done hitherto for how many dangers of their lives have they not Escaped. Having finished my Political News I have the Pleasure to say that Buthing agrees with every Body of Our Party, & as I am not a Buther but only a Spectator, I wish frequently to possess the habilitys of an [[underline]] Ainsty [[/underline]] to Compose a Weymouth Guide. The Kg desires me to give His love to You, Yr Sisters join in the Same
