I had the Honor of addressing a Letter to you on the 10t. Ultm. with its duplicate, but have not since had the pleasure of hearing from you.

The Grain Harvest here has commenced favorably and should the weather, which is now fine, continue so for ⟨a⟩ few weeks longer, its produce will in all probability ⟨be⟩ very abundant. The Crops of Potatoes & of other Kinds of Roots are also very promising and our Pastures & Gardens ⟨we⟩re perhaps never more productive. In consequence of these circumstances, grain, Flour & other sorts of Provisions have recently declined much in price, and may possibly be ⟨s⟩till lower, though, as we have very little old Stock on hand, ⟨and⟩ our importations will probably soon cease or be greatly diminished. I do not expect that their prices will shortly be materially reduced.

Enclosed are a few of our latest News–Papers, also ⟨a⟩ London Price Currt. to which I beg leave to refer you ⟨to⟩ what is passing here of a Public nature. I likewise now enclose you a State of the Bristol Infirmary for the last Year, which has been but Just Published. I have the Honor to be with great respect, Sir, Your most Obedt. & most Hl Servt.