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My dearest Son. I feel very reluctant to break in upon the few moments [[deletion]] You [[/deletion]] of Liberty You can enjoy in the present times, but necefsit forces me to inform You, that the endlefs inquiries for a Drawingroom next Thursday are so frequent, that I am of oppinion it would be better to fix it at once for the 18th/ for I understand that many People still intend remaining in Town for the sake of being present. should this meet with yr approbation You will be so kind as to Order it to be put in the Gazette for next Saturday. When will You be out of all Yr Trouble & anxiety? Night & Day I think of You & Still Hope all will go well, & believe me it never can turn out better than what are the wises of Yr ever affectionate Mother & Friend Charlotte Windsor the 11th/ June 1812. pray let Mr Mahon answer yes or no.
