I enclosed you yesterday, a copy of the message, & now send another, rather in larger print.1 I have concurr’d fully in the sentiments, expressd by you, & Mr. Jefferson, in regard to the attitude to be assumd, at the present interesting crisis, as I am persu[a]ded you will find, respecting the views of the allied powers towards So. america. On this subject I will write again, and communicate many important details, if possible, by the next mail. Very sincerely dear Sir your friend

I will only observe here, that Mr. Canning has abated much of his zeal of late, indeed has not mentiond the subject to mr. Rush.