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the Queen to the Prince Regent 18th. March 181 [[deletion]] 4 [[/deletion]] [[addition]] 5 [[/addition]] My dearest Son. I take up my Pen to inquire after Your Health in the turbulent Times as also to Convey to You my most Sincere wishes that You may soon & very soon see public Tranquility restored to the Metropolis- Your Expression in the Letter to Elysa of being decided to follow the Kings Example in a Similar Situation is so soothing to my Feelings & does You so much Honour that I cannot doubt Your Endeavours will be Crowned with the same Success & that You will be [[addition]] can [[/addition]] abled to say like Him [[underline]] I have saved the Country [[/underline]] as I am sure without His Firmness nothing else could have crushed such a Tumult. We are all anxiety about what is a going forward & determined not to give belief to any Idle
