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The Queen April 7. 1795 Sir Will you be so kind as to permit me to say a few Words concerning the Prince of Wales. A few Days ago He brought [[deletion]] two [[/deletion]] me Copys of two Letters which He had written to You some time ago Concerning some [[unclear]] Arrangement about Himself, & desired me most earnestly to interest myself for Him with Yr Majesty. [[underlined]] His request [[unclear]] [[/underlined]] & my writing now is not only at present but ever shall be a Secret to him. But I think it my Duty to tell You that in [[deletion]] He [[/deletion]] my Conversation with Him I find, that receiving no answer at all not only makes Him wretched, but I will fairly own that I [[addition]] did [[/addition]] did [[deletion]] have [[/deletion]] hear before he mentioned it to me, that some of the Opposition hearing of it, have again begun under Hand to Try to bring Him over to them. [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] For the moment He has stood Firm & I hope will continue to do so particularly as He sees the Necefsity
