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On the 28th of April 1819 I received a Letter [[underline]] from His Royal Highness the Duke of York, [[/underline]] dated from Windsor Castle, & of which the following is a Copy. [[underline]] Copy. [[/underline]] Windsor Castle 28 April 1819. Sir/ I have to apologise to You for having since the Royal Assent was given, to the Act passed this Session for the care of His Majesty's Person omitted addressing you upon the Subject of your very handsome offer to continue your Services as a Groom of the Bedchamber, notwithstanding the Reduction which Parliament had thought fit to make in the provision for the Windsor Establishment, whereby the situation of so many of The King's Old & Faithful Servants are discontinued, but the novel circumstances under which I was placed together with the Accident
