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[[note]] the Queen to the Prince Regent 2d. March 1816 [[/note]] My dearest Son. I will begin My Letter with what the Heart dictates which is to return You thanks for all Yr Kindness & attention during Our Stay at Brighton & I shall be most happy to hear that You go on Improving in Yr Health [[deletion]] in [[/deletion]] which of Course will give Us the Pleasure of seeing You in London where as the Time of the Marriage approaches You will be much wanted. The Moment I arrived at Windsor I sent off for Edward & had the Pleasure of seeing Him arrived at Eight this Morning. No Body can be more desirous of accommodating You in any [[deletion]] we [[/deletion]] & every way then He is, & I Inclose a Paper
