.MTY4MA.MTQ0NTI

trifling to Her, but what might be prejudicial to Her in the World. & I have the pleasure to tell You that She told Ldy Clifford that She was much pleased with Her Conversation & that the more She thought it over the more right She thought I was.

I think it right to Inform You that I have just been below to see the dear Kg, He looks well in the Face & certainly has gained Flesh. I was there about Ten Minutes, He was quiet upon the whole but gave some indication of His disease

I long to hear that You are more Comfortable & wish most heartily that You may soon see an end to all Your Troubles which will be the best News to hear by My dearest Son Your affectionate Mother & Friend Charlotte

note Windsor the 17th/ May. 1812 /note

note the Queen to the Prince Regent 17th. May. 1812. /note