Letter [in French] from the Princess of Wales to Mrs. Clayton [GEO/ADD/28/084], reporting that the 'first Minister' had informed the Bishop of Rochester that 'they are contriving something against the Prince' and that 'our freinds [sic] assure us of good consequences', and asking Mrs Clayton to come to Geminghen when she is sufficiently well; with transcription in French and English translation [GEO/ADD/28/032a].
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[[foreign: French]] Jespere Ma chere Clayton, que vous ne ferais pas enrumer, an venant me voir, lon concerter des chose, contré le Prince, la premire Minister, a dite, et avons, a l'Eveque, de Rochester, Je vous pris, de vous informer, nos amis, nous asure, des bonne consiquancé, vous m'obligerais, quand vous, vous trouverais assai bien, de venire ché la Geminghem Je suis tré tendrement a vous Caroline [[/foreign: French]] I hope my dear Clayton, you did not take cold in coming to see me. they are contriving some thing against the Prince. the first Minister told, & assured the Bishop of Rochester of it. I beg you to inform yourself. our friends assure us of good consequences. you will oblige me if you come to Geminghem when you are well enough. I am most tenderly yours Caroline.
