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for Rose's dinner on the King's birthday: I wish the Dutchess of [[underline]] Cumberland [[/underline]] was better: I thought the Duke would be civil and I am glad he [[underline]] thinks not [[/underline]] at present of returning to England: the weather has been oppressively hot to a degree: I have had a decided but very slight attack which has not prevented my going to bed and I have not taken any medicine: it is going off I trust and the change of air will do me good: my family are all well and Eliza goes in July with Mrs: Smith to Bognor: the Dutchess desires her best and kindest wishes to the ladies: [[foreign: French]] adieu [[/foreign]] till we meet and ever believe me, Dear Mayo, Yours sincerely William
