Stockmar will tell you all these things.

I have reason to be highly pleased with all my Ministers, and hope to God that the Elections[57] may be favourable, as I well know that the present Ministry is the best and most moderate we can have.
Do not, my dearly beloved Uncle, fear for my health; I shall take _good_ care of it.

I beg your advice on the enclosed paper.
Ever your devoted and grateful Niece and affectionate _Child_, VICTORIA R.
[Footnote 57: At that time rendered necessary by the demise of the Crown.] [Pageheading: DELIBERATION ADVISED] _The King of the Belgians to Queen Victoria._ LAEKEN, _27th June 1837._ MY DEAR CHILD,--...

Now I must touch on another subject which is of vital importance for you and your comfort, viz.

the habits of business which you will contract now.