| Description | Reasons for writing, refers to a previous letter, has seen his Lordship's letter to Mr Fletcher in which he mentions Captain Webb, effect of religious work in the colonies, desirability of having a Bishop for North America, observations upon what has come under his cognizance in the present situation of affairs, nothing to be heard in some of the provinces, but warlike preparations, melancholy prospect in religious matters as regards the Indians, refers to the battle fought between Lord Dunmore's rangers and the Indians near the Ohio |