| Description | London "Alas my dear Sir, what scenes have you lived witness to", is concerned to hear he was a sufferer by the destruction of Charles Town, explains a paragraph in his letter to Mr Curwen respecting the spirit of the people and asserts that there is no defection in him from the old principles of the family but that he will support their cause in public and private, is censured for continuing his acquaintance with a certain Lord, but assures Cary his cause will not suffer thereby, preparations being made to continue the war, 30000 Russians are to be taken into British pay |