| Description | Written from Hanover.
Writing after waiting for Major [?] Benne's return to England to avoid postal charge: everything going well: encouragement of Dr Jäger's hopes being realised, with the eye [of Prince George] looking remarkably well and the medical men saying, if no changes for the worse in the next 6 months, he will be certain of sight, albeit not perfect: hope of his being able to recognise people at 3-4 paces and move about alone: his being in good health and spirits: the King taking more exercise and shooting, with the troublesome constitution question out of the way: things on the continent looking warlike, with the King declaring his intention of putting himself at the head of his troops: no news from "this dull place".
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