| Description | Unsettled state of the province, surprise caused by Mr Temple having ingratiated himself into the favour of those in power in England, in the earliest of the disturbances in America it is known that he took a leading part in the opposition, satisfaction felt at Mr Cushing receiving a letter from Lord Dartmouth as it appears as though his Lordship had ignored the Governor, attitude of the Government concerning the inquiry into the loss of the "Gaspee", remarks on importation of tea, suggests measures for securing duties and preventing smuggling, further remarks respecting Mr Temple who must be violently imposing on his superiors |