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on the probable distance of his Walk -- In communication these Commands to Me His Majesty gave Me positive directions [[underline]] not [[/underline]] to start [[underline]] before [[/underline]] the time He had now fixed, & cautioned Me particularly by no means to hurry on the road, but to proceed on, b a fair & Easy pace -- All this was most punctually & carefully attended to by Me, and under such directions I overtook His Majesty with the Carriages just by the Entrance Gates, leading into The Duke of Northumberlands approach, to Sion House. On my coming up His Majesty questioned Me closely, to ascertain if I had not started from Windsor, before the time He had particularly allotted for my departure, & likewise if I had not hurried on the road--I assured H. M., and most truely, that I had not, & that I had been very particular in the observance of His Majesty's directions; On this He smiled and said, He [[underline]] was afraid General Grenville would be disappointed at the shortness of the Walk, [[/underline]] but which He owned He wished should
