Page:Diary of the times of Charles II Vol. I.djvu/204

88 which the Spaniards put to every thing. Therefore, the King will stick to the project of the guarantee, of which you have a copy, and, as soon as Monsieur Van Lewin has his powers, we shall offer it to him. I have not yet read your cipher, for I left mine in London, whither I shall go in a day or two.

The Queen goes to Newmarket, and all the ladies. My uncle Algernon is a Parliament man, and had thoughts of standing in Sussex, and is very angry with you for pretending to any thing he had a mind to.

We want you most extremely here.

I am entirely yours,

I am to thank you for two of yours, the last of which was delivered first to me. I will say little to the kind part of either of them, my good