Nothing very material has happen’d since you left us. The D. of Dorset call’d yesterday, and enquired if I had heard from you, supposing you had been gone a Week. Mr. Adams and Family, Made. Dandelot and other Friends have visited me, and Made. Saurin who is return’d from England. We din’d with her yesterday. She says Made. D’hauteville will be glad to see you in England, wishes you would call upon her, and has given me her Address, which I enclose. We dine, Ben and I, today with M. de Chaumont, and Saturday with Mr. Adams.

The Report is publish’d and makes a great deal of Talk. Every body agrees that it is well written; but many wonder at the Force of Imagination describ’d in it, as occasioning Convulsions, &c. and some fear that Consequences may be drawn from it by Infidels to weaken our Faith in some of the Miracles of the New Testament. I send you two more Copies. You would do well to give one to the French Ambassador, if he has not had it. Some think it will put an End to Mesmerism. But there is a wonderful deal of Credulity in the World, and Deceptions as absurd, have supported themselves for Ages. I send you a few more Letters, and am Your affectionate Grandfather