London, Oct. 10. 1770
The within is a Copy of mine that went with the
Gowns and Mace, which I hope got safe to hand. One of the Bills,
(that for the Mace) contain’d, by the Silversmith’s Mistake, an
Article of Buckles that should not have been in it. The true Amount
of that Bill, on
A War with Spain is just now talk’d of here as
inevitable. And a Disposition to accommodate amicably all
Differences with the Colonies begins to shew itself more strongly
among Persons in Power. The American Agents will not fail, as it is
both their Duty and Interest, to cultivate as much as possible that
Disposition. With great Respect, I am, Sir, Your most obedient and
most humble Servant,
Honble. N. W. Jones, Esqr