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for you tomorrow at your Levee, till which time I cannot be at case. I am with all the respect imaginable, Sir your Majesty's most humble and most obedient Son, Servant and Subject Frederick St. James's 4. Aug. 1737 } [[foreign: French]] tablir dans vos bonnes graces, et de me permettre de vous faire ma Cour demain à vôtre levé jusqu'à qual [[unclear]] je ne saurais être en repos. Je suis avec tout le respect imaginable Sire, de votre Majesté le tres humble, et tres obéissant fils serviteur & sujet Fredericke. [[/foreign]] Message from the King at Hampton Court to the Prince at St. James's, by Lord Dunmore August 20..1737. It being now near three weeks since the Princess was brought to bed, his Majesty hopes there can be no inconvenience to the Princess, if Monday the twenty ninth instant be appointed for baptizing the Princess his Grand-daughter; and having determined,
