Your two esteemed favors,1 transmitting information respecting General Lafayette’s Concerns, have been forwarded to me from Philadelphia to which City I propose returning in a few days.

On reaching Newyork I propose writing to our friend & forwarding to him a Copy of your last Letter. Altho’ it does not contain Satisfactory information respecting his Land affairs, I am convinced that the new proof it affords, of the warm interest you continue to feel & to express with regard to him, cannot fail to prove highly gratifying to his feelings.

I intend embarking in June for Europe; before I depart I shall take the liberty of enquiring whether You have received further information respecting the General’s Concerns, as I shall meet with him soon after I reach the Continent. I am with great Regard Sir Your most obedt Servt