I am favoured with yours of June 24. and shall as it is my Duty endeavour to obtain the Royal Assent to every Act passed by our Assembly; and to that you recommend, the more particularly as I think it reasonable in itself, and connected with Liberty of Conscience a Fundamental of our Constitution. But i am doubtful of its Success when I recollect that an Act of the same kind about twenty or twenty-five Years ago was repealed here, as introducing new Modes of Swearing unknown to the English laws. I shall however try what can be done.

I imagine I should thank you for a little Piece on preserving Health which I have read with Pleasure. I wish you all Prosperity, being, with great Esteem, Dear Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant I have lately heard from our Friends Dubourg and Dupont at Paris, who were well.