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My dearest Son. Many thanks for your kind Letter of Yesterday as also for the Communication of the Melancholy Ceremony of Wednesday next, all [[unclear]] so well arranged that I have no dear of every thing going off well. I shall not name the Duke of Brunswick's Intention about His Sons but I believe it is commonly done abroad of [[deletion]] taking [[/deletion]] [[addition]] making [[/addition]] Children follow the Corpse, perhaps it may only be by way of Shewing His Respect to the Mother I am very Sorry for the poor Princefs de Conde & fall much for the poor Old Man who Him self as well as all the Sol belonging to [[unclear]] must lose much by Her Chearful Society. I shall send & Inquire after Him. I long for Thursday to assure You by Vice Voce how Sincerely I am My dearest Son Yr affectionate Mother & Sincere Friend Charlotte [[note]] Windsor the 30th/ March 1813. [[/note]]
