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A very handsome breakfast was prepared - After partaking of those refreshments Their Majesties walk'd about the House -- After some time had Elapsed They became anxious to know what had become of The Prince of Wales, who had not arrived at this time -- He did however soon after, & He now accounted to The King & Queen for his absence, which was occasioned by a circumstance which at the time threatened more mischief than what actually happend -- In coming through the Gate-Way of Windsor Castle, a chaise which was waiting at Lord Courtown's door (the Driver being in the House) ran off, and rushed violently through the Gate-Way, just as The Prince of Wales was going through in His Phaeton. Luckily His Royal Highness escaped without personal Injury - His wheel Horse was lamed by The forewheel of the Chaise, & The Harness
