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The Dutchess and her infant are advancing most prosperously: but the weather is against every thing that has life: I suppose the pavement of the Hall will ^ [[addition]] be [[/addition]] nearly finished and I shall find the Queen's Drawing Room compleated: I hope next summer to be able once more to settle at Bushy: the Dutchess is very anxious to be there and it will be much more healthy for the child: adieu and ever believe me, Dear Sir, Yours sincerely William
