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[[note]] [[underline]] The Queen 19th of Novr. 1794 [[/underline]] [[/note]] My dearest Son. This moment I return from Frogmore & find Major Hislip arrived. I am extreamly happy to find by Yr Letter that You will meet with no delays from the Continent, & I believe You Yourself will hurry on the Business on this Side of the Water if you will acquaint the Kg with the Contents of Yr Letters. Whatever lays in my Power to encourage dispatch I will do with great pleasure but I am convinced that producing Yr Letters will have more Effect. by this Time You must have received my Letter & You will of Course be kind enough to determine as soon as Possible upon the Contents of it, Princess Sophia has a Shoe. & if you wish Taylor to make them. Pray bespeak them Yourself or send Him down to Windsor with the Shoe. the rest I hope will all be done in Time. I hope you like the Picture it seems as if You did, therefore to Convince You of my Generosity I will detain You no longer from such a pleasing Object & Subscribe myself Yr very affectionate Mother. Charlotte [[note]] Nov: 1794 [[/note]]
