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the affairs in Holland will soon be entirely settled to his entire
Satisfaction his friends in England cant help wishing
that the Duke of Brunswick may possess himself of the
Bank of Amsterdam & take the Cash with him to
Berlin upon account for the King of Prussia to reimburse
himself the Expence wch the folly & perversness of the
Dutch have put him to.
Mr Fitzherbert the British Minister at Petersburg
is actually upon his way home & Mr Frazer his Secretary
the Son of Mr Frazer Under Secretary of State here is
appointed Secretary to the Legation at Petersburg in and
it is imagined Mr Fitzherbert will not return Russia
again, on account of his health, he accompanied the
Empress the whole of her Progress to Chersen of which
I dare say he was heartily Sick - as soon as he
arrives I shall endeavour to see hin in hopes of his
giving me some accot. of my Son who I think he
must have seen either at Chersen or in his route with
the Empress thither.
But you may probably know more than as much as we do
of what is doing here from our news papers many of wch. I have no doubt find their
way to Berlin in almost as Short a time as to the distant
Parts of Scotland. I shod be glad to know what means
you have an opportunity of reading - and you must
be happy in finding yourself in a Place where Learning
and the Sciences of all kinds is so much attended to, &
where there are so many Professors of the first Eminence
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