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and to which, I expressed the satisfaction I had, in being enabled to make the further Statement, that The King [[underline]] in real truth [[/underline]] had [[underline]] not [[/underline]] been hurt by his fall, & that I had never seen Him enjoy the after sport of the day, with more pleasure than He had done -- Her Majesty was pleased to Express her satisfaction at the account I had thus given & in this manner this Interview was concluded. I had no opportunity but by guess, to calculate how the Queen had obtained Her information, but all things considered, I had but little doubt, that [[underline]] She had it from [[/underline]] [[underline]] the King Himself [[/underline]] -- His Majesty at another time had an accident more Alarming -- During a Stag Chace, & when attended by [[underline]] Major Price [[/underline]] at that time one of his Equerrys & at this time in Waiting -- When crossing the Mill Dam at [[underline]] Black Water, [[/underline]] His Majesty's Horse frightend at the rush of Water, fave a sudden and violent start, & threw H.M. into the Pool
