| Collection | William Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh |
| Description | William mentions leaving Geneva; Princess Elizabeth's recovery [from illness]; seeing Archduke Ferdinand [of Austria-Este] in Genoa, and the Archduke's intention of travelling to Paris, Brusselles [Brussels], and Bonne. He writes that he had intended to stay in the south of France but, unable to find accommodation, travelled through Nice and onto Genoa for a month before settling in Milan. William adds that Mr Tate, formerly of the Coldstream Regiment, will deliver his letter. |