| Description | Written from Berlin.
Thanks for his letter: his being sorry to hear how dismal the affairs of England are, as described: his often thinking of the agreeable winter at Hastings 10 years ago: Dr Wilmot's conduct during the election making the place disagreeable to him: his fondness for music and composing marches and waltzes: his brother Alexander's leaving after promotion to a troop in a regiment of Hussars at Dusseldorf: being glad the Baroness is well, with hope of Ernest and his wife's good health: request for the truth about Fredric Fitzclarence having been created a peer.
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