Your old friends of the 49th are well, but scattered in small detachments all over the country.

They are justly great favorites at head quarters.

I mentioned in a former letter my wish that, provided you could make it perfectly convenient, you would call upon Mrs.Manners, the wife of a captain of the 49th.

I am satisfied that you would, after a short acquaintance, approve of her much--she is all goodness.

By the last accounts they resided at Barnet.
I have no doubt that Maria and Zelia (Potenger, his nieces) continue to conduct themselves in such a manner as to reward you amply for the unbounded kindness you have all along shewn them.