LETTER XLIV.

_Paris, January 3, 1802._

An almost uninterrupted succession of wet weather has, of late,

precluded me from the regular enjoyment of a morning walk. But, with

the new year, we had a heavy fall of snow, which has since been

succeeded by a severe frost. I gladly availed myself of this

opportunity of taking exercise, and yesterday, after viewing the

skaiters in that part of the _Champs Elysées_ which had been

inundated, and is now frozen, I immediately proceeded to the

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