Eloisa's indisposition has brought us to Bristolat so unfashionable a season of the year, thatwe have actually seen but one genteel familysince we came. M^r & M^rs Marlowe are veryagreable people; the ill health of their little boyoccasioned thier arrival here; you may imaginethat being the only family with whom we canconverse, we are of course on a footing of intima::cy with them; we see them indeed almost everyday, and dined with them yesterday. We spent avery pleasant Day, and had a very good Dinner,tho'though to be sure the Veal was terribly underdone,and the Curry had no seasoning. I could not help