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the Queen to the Prince Regent 17th. Nov. 1811 Windsor the 19th Novbr 1811 My dearest Son. I am sorry to learn by Sr Henry Halford's Letter tho Augusta that You are threatened with a very long Confinement to Your Couch I wish most sincerely that You may have Patience to bear up [[addition]] under [[/addition]] such a severe Calamity for without doubt it is the only Remedy that can recover such an accident but requires much Fortitude. With infinite pleasure do I hear that the Violence of the Paint is abated, & flatter myself that to Day's account may bring us the good news of Yr being quick free of all unpleasant feels. The Duke of York promised to relate why had passed between the Council & me Yesterday, it really was so little that it was
