| Description | The fourth letter, encouraged by the approbation shown by his Lordship of his last two letters will continue to send information concerning American affairs, remarks on the importation of wine and tea into the colonies, the former from the Canaries, Madeira and Western Islands, Spain and Portugal, the latter from Holland, states that Government is a great sufferer from this illicit trading, desirability of preventing it, informs him on good authority that a cargo of 10000 shilling value consisting of tea, wine, oil etc, has been lately landed in one night in a principal seaport town in North America, is concerned to find the misrepresentation of persons in America have influenced some of the leaders in this Kingdom |