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Letter from the King to the Prince of Wales I will not suffer to be made [[unclear]] of ye. who under an Appearance of an attachment to you foment ye. division which you have made in my Family- & thereby weaken the comon Interest of ye. whole In this situation I will recieve no reply but when your actions manifest a just sense of yer. duty and submission ye. may induce me to pardon what at present I most justly resent. In ye. mean time it is my pleasure yt. you leave St. James with all your Family when It Can be done without prejudice or Inconvience to the princess. I shall for the present leave to ye. Princess the care of my Grand Daughter untill a proper time calls upon me to consider of her educaion. G. R.
