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the Queen to the Prince of Wales Dec. 31. 1817. Windsor Decbr/31st 1819. My dearest son. I have the Pleasure to Inform You that the Duke of Clarence set of at Ten a Clock for London to meet Count Minister at Two & that He promises very faithfully to be Silent upon the Subject in Question being Sensible that the lefs is said, & the fewer people are made acquainted of such a Project which Demands much Consideration & reflexion the better it will be, & He is so perfectly Convinced of Your wishing Him well that the Complying with Yr Request of being Silent will not Cost Him any difficulty. I rejoice to hear that Sr H.H. Advice has been attended [[addition]] to [[/addition]] with good effect & that You being to recover both in Body & in Spirite to which I hope that a little variety of Company with the addition of Your Evening Concerts will Contribute much towards
