I am favor’d with yours of the 9th: current, covering letter to Saml Williams Esqe of London—   I will tomorrow obtain from Jo: Marx & Son, a bill on London, for the amt you wish, at a premium of 6 pr Ct, (which is the lowest rate here at present) I remit the two first, by different conveyances, to Mr Williams, the first accompanied by your letter:—the triplicate, I will remit you by next Mail—

I will send you, with all possible dispatch, the 8 Boxes of Tin written for, by Waggons, and the Fish by water, including the Tongues & Sounds, if they are to be had good, in the City—

Yours of the 10th: of May last, to which you refer me, has not been forgotten; in that you say, “by Woods Boats return the 7 Bundles Nail Rods &C:, to be exchanged &C:,”1—they have never yet reached me, or been heard of since, or I should immediately have endeavoured to make the exchange, for such as would suit you, altho’ I have no idea the person from whom they were purchased, will agree to it, after such delay—the best however shall be done in relation to it, when they reach me—