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(tion) Yourself as not to know that though we are at present the happiest People in the World there are yet some rotten Sheep amongst Us. & I remember well Alderman Sanderson saying last Year in Parliament that we were quiet for the moment But that we must continue to be Vigilant, I do most earnestly intreat You take no Step without Considering it well & believe me it has Cost me a great deal to write this, but a Conversation I had many Years ago with the late Lrd Egmont when He was first Lrd of the Admiralty during the Riots of the Weavers made so strong an impression upon my mind that, [[deletion]] and [[/deletion]] thinking it over the other Day it determined me to write to You. It was as follows. we were alone in the Kgs Closet at St James. whilst the Kg saw some others of the Ministers, I asking him about the late Prince of Wales. He said. The Prince was my benefactor & I loved Him, but He has done Mischief
