| Description | Suffolk Street, desires if any Commissioners are sent to treat with the Americans his son may be one of them as his own age and health prevent him taking any active part, congratulations upon His Lordship's recent appointment, his second son needs employment as a clerk, fears Lord Dunmore reckons he can recover his authority with fewer troops than he (Watson) thinks possible, is sure a fleet of transports would find difficulty in landing in Virginia till March, refers to a plan for a tax at home which he will mention to His Lordship or Lord North if desired |