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happy event has occasioned you and your | happy event has occasioned you and your | ||
Royal Family, supplicating the Almighty to | Royal Family, supplicating the Almighty to | ||
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continue daily his blessings to your Majesty | continue daily his blessings to your Majesty | ||
and to your Royal Family, I remain with | and to your Royal Family, I remain with | ||
| − | the greatest sincerity | + | the greatest sincerity, Sir my Brother, |
Your Good Sister, | Your Good Sister, | ||
Charlotte | Charlotte | ||
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May prayers for her continues Prosperity | May prayers for her continues Prosperity | ||
and all due Praise for her manifold | and all due Praise for her manifold | ||
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of intercourse with your Majesty | of intercourse with your Majesty | ||
has not blessed me still the flame of friendship | has not blessed me still the flame of friendship | ||
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In these auspicious times that Relations of | In these auspicious times that Relations of | ||
Amity and Alliance are established between | Amity and Alliance are established between | ||
the two Courts and that the gates of | the two Courts and that the gates of | ||
Revision as of 10:18, 21 April 2021
To Sir my Brother The King of the Two Sicilies
Sir my Brother. It is with infinite pleasure I congratulate your Majesty on the birth of a Prince, which your dear Daughter in Law the Infanta of Spain and Hereditary Princess of the two Sicilies has by the help of Divine Providence brought into the World and which you have named Ferdinando, Carlo, Maria, Giuseppe, and I very sincerely share with your Majesty, the Joy which this happy event has occasioned you and your Royal Family, supplicating the Almighty to continue daily his blessings to your Majesty and to your Royal Family, I remain with the greatest sincerity, Sir my Brother, Your Good Sister,
Charlotte
Inclosed as P. Letter of 20. Feby 1810.
note At St James; The 30th: April. 1810. /note
Substance of a Letter from the Queen of Persia to her Majesty
After Compliments May prayers for her continues Prosperity and all due Praise for her manifold virtues be acceptable
To the enlightened mind of the Queen of high rank and exalted dignity my honored and respected Sister be it known that although until the present period the gratification of intercourse with your Majesty has not blessed me still the flame of friendship has always warmed and illumined - In these auspicious times that Relations of Amity and Alliance are established between the two Courts and that the gates of
