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The Queen Jan [[unclear]] 8. 1796 The Queen to the Prince of_Wales My dearest son. Oh! how happy was I made as my return from Hampton Court when I saw Lrd Jersey at the House Door & to hear the account of the Princefses delivery. God be praysed all is well over, & I trust that the Young lady will prove a durable Blefsing to You. I should of Course make [[unclear]] Congratulations upon the Subjects, But my dearest Son my affection & love to You is such, that not one Subject alone but every thing Concerning Yr Happinefs is warmly felt & wished for by Your ever affectiionnate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte I beg my Congratulations to the Princefs, & a [[unclear]] to the Young [[underlined]] Lady [[/underlined]]. I shall come to Morrow in Person. but do not tell the Princefs.
