| Description | Saturday evening, the Gaspee business is of such importance, both in itself and in the consequences it may have, that if Lord Dartmouth has any difficulty with the papers, he hopes he will come to town before the despatches leave the office, the Attorney General considers this business of five times the magnitude of the Stamp Act, the despatches to be sent to Hutchinson and Cramahe are of such delicacy that he will send drafts of them by another messenger to his Lordship |