Letter from William, Duke of Clarence to Lady Mayo, written at St James's, stating that he thinks it opportune that Lady Mayo should delay approaching Lady Anne Ludlow.
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St. James's. Thursday morning. [[underline]] Private [[/underline]] and [[underline]] Confidential. [[/underline]] Ever Dear Lady Mayo, I hope Your Ladyship has not yet taken any steps respecting Lady Anne Ludlow as I think when I have the pleasure of seeing Your Ladyship today I may give reasons for at least delaying for a few days any direct communication with that excellent Lady: I am on the point of my daughters sadly perplexed but still hope to settle things agreeable to all parties I must consider: [[foreign: French]] adieu [[/foreign]] and ever believe me. Yours sincerely William
