I am afraid you did not understand me yesterday, when I mentioned, Mr Clarks desire of obtaining orders to the Franklin, this fall. he does not wish to join her, untill she arrives at this Port: if Judge Tudor, or yourself, will then mention his request, to Captain Stewart he will feel obliged to you; it is something new for me to play the Courtier , and the office sits awkwardly upon my...
I have stolen a few moments, from the agreeable conversation, of your friends, Mr Ticknor and Mr Everett, to express to you, my thanks, for the elegant present, you were so kind, as to make me, while in Boston. It will enable me, to pass many pleasant hours; during the winder season, and also entertain my friends. For this, and many other instances of your kindness, accept the gratitude and...