I'm sorry your mind is uneasy in not hearing
from us — we have
nothing particular to write about — you
are afraid we are displeas'd at your conduct by not hearing
from us; but that is a plain strategem of the Enemy to distreſs
you, for we have been always plain and open with you,
therefore
hearing nothing from us, you should infallibly judge
there is nothing of that sort in
our minds — on the contrary
I have wrote Two Letters to you both directed for
you at y
e
Rev
d
M:r Ogilvie's at
Newcastle upon
Tyne — which if you have
not rece
d I would have you see after; the last did not go from hence
till
y
e
8th
Inst
& will be at Newcastle on y
e
13.th which
^place^ you will have left
I suppose
before that time; it contains 1 letter for you from abroad &
another from me to
Mr Occom about
Mr Mason who is here on the
Indian affairs — —
— dont you hurry from places too much
[gap: tear][guess: ?] one would think according to
Mr Smith
& others acco
t of Newcastle,
you might have
spent 3 weeks or a month & done very considerable
things there — I shall repeat nothing of my 2
former letters in this, but
refer you to them —
M.r Oliver sent 200 Narratives on Friday Morn
g
31st July which though he blunder'd
& sent by the Waggon they must get there in a week & a
little after sent 3 quire of papers with the letters to it as you desir'd — if on your coming
to
Leeds more Narratives is wanting word & they shall be sent — but
Mr Edwards