Letter [in French] from the Princess of Wales to Mrs. Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/099], remarking that she has learnt of the death of Mrs Clayton's brother and hoping that 'that affliction is not too great', reporting her unease that she might be pregnant and expressing concern at being unaware of Mrs Clayton's health; with transcription in French and English translation [GEO/ADD/28/060].
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[[foreign: French]] Je ne vous dirais pas combien, Je vous aime, vous le deverais, scavoir, ma chere amie Caroline [[/foreign]] country air, & good Mr. Clayton all soe I wont tell you how much I love you, you ought to know it my dear freind Caroline + Mrs. Clayton had requested of the Queen that Lady Pembroke might be a Lady of her bedchamber This letter was wrote since her Majesty was Queen tho' it be misplaced as many of the others may be less or none of them having any dates.
