| Description | Portsmouth, has communicated to Lord Howe the part of Lord Dartmouth's letter which related to the papers, asks Lord Dartmouth to post the papers to him (Serle), refers to the final settlement of his Lordship's accounts with Mr "P" is surprised he has not adjusted that matter before this time, considers Mr "B" a forward though ignorant man, cautious Lord Dartmouth against him, his brother-in-law is Larpent, recommends Mr Wright to call upon Gibbons, one of the Treasury messengers, concerning his Lordship's allowances, Serle has employed him for Mr Harris |