| Description | Not having yesterday had the honour and satisfaction of conversing with His Lordship, ventures to scratch out in the greatest hurry some ideas which his zeal would not let him suppress and which he hopes will concur with his Lordship's opinion
Enclosure, ideas respecting America, on the top of this is written "an appendix to a former importunity", in Lord Hyde's hand, "a great part of the nation, notwithstanding the workings and influence of opposition, is suspended in opinion on the outrages of America and on the proceedings of government", the press well employed is often of use, news received form Canada suggest that that province might be serviceable to check the rebels |