GEORGE III., King of England. Autograph letter signed ("George R."--a large signature) to his son Frederick Augustus, Duke of York, "Queens House," 20 January 1795. One page, 4to, integral blank leaf, gilt edges, docketed on verso of blank leaf, with typed transcript. "When you see the Princess of Orange [Frederick Augustus was commanding the English army in Flanders] I desire You will deliver the enclosed to Her, and in Your conversation get from Her what Steps the Prince of Orange and Her two Sons meant to take on the present occasion. I think Her defferring [sic] to arrive Here some days will be advantageous, as it will enable some better means of accomodating Her at Hampton Court than if She comes very Suddenly. I ever remain, My Dear Frederick Your most Affectionate Father George R." (Milne)

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GEORGE III., King of England. Autograph letter signed ("George R."--a large signature) to his son Frederick Augustus, Duke of York, "Queens House," 20 January 1795. One page, 4to, integral blank leaf, gilt edges, docketed on verso of blank leaf, with typed transcript. "When you see the Princess of Orange [Frederick Augustus was commanding the English army in Flanders] I desire You will deliver the enclosed to Her, and in Your conversation get from Her what Steps the Prince of Orange and Her two Sons meant to take on the present occasion. I think Her defferring [sic] to arrive Here some days will be advantageous, as it will enable some better means of accomodating Her at Hampton Court than if She comes very Suddenly. I ever remain, My Dear Frederick Your most Affectionate Father George R." (Milne)