| Description | Preceded by a previous letter of 28 Jul, New York, has just received an imperfect account of the confusion and uproar in England in consequence of the battle of Lexington and Concord, refers him to newspapers and the bearer of this, William Laight, for intelligence, as he can tell more than it is safe for friends to write, both armies are now strongly entrenched and fortified and an attack from either side will attended with sad consequences, the enthusiasm of the Americans increases |