From John Wright (unpublished)
London 7th of 2nd month 1783
Dear Friend

I take the liberty to inclose a letter from my friend Charles Eddy late of Philadelphia but now of Dublin respecting which I doubt not thy doing what shall be proper and expedient and if his request appears so to thee thou wilt be so kind to Comply therewith.

I congratulate thee on the peace which I hope will be permanent and mutually beneficial to both Countries and that we shall have the pleasure of seeing thee hear wherein I promise myself great satisfaction.

I understand my friend David Barclay wrote thee on the subject of Tim Matlacks affair and received an agreable answer. I could not entertain a doubt of the justice of your government in the business.

I shall esteem a letter from thee a favour and hearing of they welfare always affords me pleasure being with great Esteem Thy very respectful Friend

John Wright

A ship from Massachusete bay or rather from Nantucket is arrived in the Thames and reported at the Custom house. The first friendly 13 stripes may she be the forerunner of thousands
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