Letter [in French] from the Princess of Wales to Mrs. Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/100], reporting 'we have all the country gentlemen of the tories [sic] with us', naming the counties, etc., in support and noting 'it begins to grow better every moment', asking Mrs Clayton to 'see what can be done with Carteret' and to ask Bishop Neville 'what He expects of the amber club [sic]', and to tell her friend 'this is the time when He may shew the love that he has for his country'; with transcription in French and English translation [GEO/ADD/28/048].
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[[foreign: French]] obscuré, dite a votre bonne amie, que cesi et le tems, qui peut - demonstrair, l'amour quil a pour son patrie, et si les autre ne le vois pas, dans la meme, Eclaire, il faut qui la montrérait, a tout ceu, presher, tout cesi Je vous conjure, cesi et le tems, venir demain, Ma Chere Clayton My Lord Hallifax a & qui depénde de luy, [[/foreign]] Caroline good freind this is the time when He may shew the love that he has for his country. if others don't see the matter clearly in that light He must shew it them, preach this I conjure you, this is the time. come to morrow my dear Clayton my Lord Halifax has 4 that depend upon him.
