Part of a collection of letters relating to the illness of King George III. Letters in the collection have been described individually in separate catalog records; see collection level record for more information.
Commenting on the King George's illness; saying "I grieve with my heart that I am not able to send you a satisfactory account of the Good King. My Mind is still so oppressed at the Rapidity with which his Illness has come on, and the State he is in, that I cannot recover my Spirits. However, I trust in God he will recover, though perhaps by slow degrees, and the Physicians have the same Confidence as there are very many Examples of a similar Nature. The Distress and Anxiety of our most amiable Queen is much more easily imagined than expressed."