Concerns the parts of Julius Caesar that were to be performed at Windsor Castle; mentions Mr. Kean; refers to the characters of Brutus and Lucius.

Congratulates Kean, writing that he has heard nothing but wonderment and praise. With accompanying envelope labelled "Correspondence with Col. Phipps before Ric

Agrees with the recipient "in thinking the discussion about Shakespeare and Bacon a most elaborate piece of folly from beginning to end."