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& diminishes my Idea of Peace, Napoleon seems by His own Speech & those of His Ministers to be sufficiently Humbled as to acknowledge Himself to be in a very Critical Situation, therefore a little more Perceverance & Alertness will probably [[deletion]] make [[/deletion]] [[addition]] bring [[/addition]] his downfall to an End. I understand that Letters from Lrd Wellingtons Army report that there is a great party in France for the Bourbons but a still greater against Boney & that it is supposed their declaration will depend upon the further Success of the Allies for which I pray most Sincerely tho I fear it can not be obtained without great loss of Blood & many lives, the latter opens the Door of many promotions If amongst those You
