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and support seem'd peculiarly to need the cordial and united aid of all description of good subjects, it was not expected by the Prince that a Plan should be offer'd to his consideration by which Government was to be render'd difficult, if not impracticable in the Hands of any Person intended to represent the Kings authority, much less in the Hands of his eldest son, the Heir apparent of his Kingdoms, and the Person most bound to the maintenance of his Majesty's just Prerogatives, and authority, as well as most interested in the Happiness, the Prosperity, and the Glory of His People. The Prince forbears to reason on the several parts of the sketch of [[deletion]] the [[/deletion]] a
