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thing and as I have heard in nothing less than in his Profession. Let me, My Dearest William Give You the advice of now applying yourself strenuously to Your Profession, Consider that as both of us must rise faster in our different Lines than others, We have less time left us to learn, for only think a moment of the Situation of our two Uncles the Dukes of Gloucester and Cumberland who at this alarming moment, are at home unemployed because it is impossible to give them any Commands as they are so totally ignorant of the Professions into which they have entered. I suppose during the Winter You will be obliged to remain Quiet at New York but as soon as that is over, You will probably have a very busy Campaign. You must not expect much news
