| Description | London, refers him to Doctor Franklin's letter for information on the present dispute between England and her colonies, is convinced that accommodation is now become impracticable and separation possible, though how far it will answer the intended purpose remains to be seen, Parliament is about to meet, but fears differences will not be settled till much mischief is done on both sides, thinks it strange matters should have gone so far, when it is plain that safety and prosperity depend on union |