Letter [in French] from the Princess of Wales to Mrs. Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/081], promising to send a reply to a letter received, stating that she cannot 'engage my self soe long before, it can't be till after this turn', remarking on the death of the Duchess of Shrewsbury and suggesting that this was at the hands of Sir J. Shadwell, and hoping that she and Mr Clayton are enjoying being in the country; with transcription in French and English translation [GEO/ADD/28/062].
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[[foreign: French]] je ne vous dirais pas combien, je vous aime, vous le deverais, scavoir, ma chere amie [[/foreign]] Caroline 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 fers or none of them having any dates.
