Dear Grenville,
I have only time to write a line to tell you that I have
received your letter by Gregson, and also that by the post
containing the letters that passed between M. de Vergennes and
you. I do not choose to tell you anything more of my opinion by
this conveyance, than that all you have done is perfectly and
exactly right, and that His Majesty is of the same opinion.
Rolle moved yesterday, and Rosewarne seconded, a sort of censure
on the recal of Rodney, and Lord North made such a figure as
made even his enemies pity him; he showed such a desire to
support the motion, without daring to do it, as was perfectly
ridiculous. Adieu!
Yours, ever affectionately,