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to Far, on the occasion of his marriage. Of these, as they were
short I happen to have made a Brouillon, from which I
have been made out duplicates or something like duplicates, which
I here beg leave to enclose. That to you was too long to be
made the subject of such an operation: especially by one oppressed as I was, with the whole load of my Brother's affa sending duplicates, one
through the channel above-mentioned, which Aiton undertook to
answer for, and the other through Mr Fitz Herbert, whose depar
-ture for England was then unknown to me, seemed to promise
all the security I could wish. That enclosed to Mr Fitz Herbert
went by the first post after my receipt of your two letters together
(the one of them a copy of that the last one dated in March) and the most
material part of it, was the giving the answer you desired, by
a draught of St £51 odd on Mr King: it went on or about
the 12/23 of Sept:r the day of its date. The other duplicate did
not go till a week or ten days later, the men who were to take
it not setting off so soon by some days as was at first expected.
They gave you, amongst other things my brothers account of the com
-mencement of the Turkish War: and an intimation of the many letter
of mine which I found reason to apprehend had never reached you. Such
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