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Sir I cannot have the comfort of stating to your Royal Highness that our conversation with His Majesty this morning admits of a safe inference that the King has made a progress since I left Windsor on Monday. The subjects on which His Majesty chose to speak today, and His manner of talking indicated a little more excitement than has been noticed frequently. On a most careful enquiry into all the circumstances of the week it appears, I think, and is generally admitted that here is no material
