Letter [in French] from the Princess of Wales to Mrs. Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/098], reporting that a certain [unspecified] 'affair' is settled and that Walpole will not be in the Treasury, and expressing a warning as regards 'our freind' [sic] [identified in a note as Mr Clayton], as 'He will be too able for Aislaby [sic]'; with transcription in French and English translation [GEO/ADD/28/058].
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[[foreign: French]] L'afaire don Je vous ajé parlé ma chere Clayton, son reglér Walpole ne veut pas absolument étre dan la Tressurie, preré quarde a notre amie [[addition]] x [[/addition]], J'ai peur, qui sera trop agile, pouraislabie, mais, cela est plus son affaire, [[/foreign]] Caroline x Mr Clayton The affair of which I spoke to you my dear Clayton is settled. Walpole will not absolutely be in the Treasury have a care as to our freind. I am afraid He will be too able for Aislaby but that is more his affair.
