| Description | Letter not signed, beginning "The misrepresentation which universally prevail in this country, respecting American matters induce me to address your lordship at a time, that I should suppose the smallest information respecting these colonies would be acceptable" assures him that the principal and leading people of America are much better affected towards Britain than the late reports represent, and that the conduct of the eastern provinces is held in the utmost detestation by the others, remarks on proceedings respecting measures taken by Bostonians in consequences of the tea riots, promises further intelligence if Lord Dartmouth will assure him his letters shall be kept secret |