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should be graciously pleased to condescend to speak to me upon the subject; in that case, I trust your Royal Highness will give me full credit, when I say, that I shall be happy upon all occasions to promote your wishes, as far as I am able, more especially in any case, which fully meets Genl. Bude's Ideas; but I flatter myself Sir, you will forgive my again repeating, that an attempt to a deviation from a plan laid down by His Majesty, is a very serious business, and requires the most cool & mature consideration; and I shall be happy beyond the reach of words to express, in hearing that your Royal Highness has abandoned every thought, of leaving Hanover, untill the Kings spontaneous commands shall reach you, for that purpose. You must be well aware Sir, how deeply the Kings attention must be taken up, with the business of the state, circumstanced as things are at present and I beg & entreat, that nothing may arise from your Royal Highness, to give disturbance in the smallest degree [[catchword]] to [[/catchword]]
