Inclosed, you recive Mr Williams Letter to me, of the 9th recd the 15th Ulto—and such is the State of Affairs respecting a Remittance to be made Genl K, that how, to govern my self I am at a loss to know—unless, Mr Williams politeness will permit him (without—a positive Order—from the House of Morton & Russell of Borodeau)1 to value himself upon them, per set of Exchange in my favr and my remitting him2 the Amt, at Currt exchange, which I much fear, he will not consent to. my only hope is—in Mr Russells—Arrival or some other advices—may impower Mr Williams to Act, with effect.—

I most sinserely Congratulate Mrs Randolph—and the good family on Colo Randolphs safe return, After so fatiguing & hazardous a Campaign

I am Dear Sir, mst Respectfully