Dear Sirre

Y^r three favors met me here. my best thanks for them. was you to know the rapacity, the circumvention of mankind even about these matters not indeed of the first moment, you wd not be amazed at my caution. I have full confidence in you. I do not chuse to apply to M^r Gough.

I rejoice at M^r Low’s recovery: & at the arrival of his M.S. I inclose a line to him: which please to forward. I beg my best complimts to M^r Panton. & M^rLaw. and some prints welcome to the last. also to M^r Sympson I (think). I mean the Gentleman who sent the drawings to.

Pray to what work does the folio sheet of the Macgregors belong to?¹

I shall do no more ab^t that clan than barely refer to the authorities of y^r acts of parlement.

M^r Low may mention anything historically but with^t entering into one party or other. Let him avoid controversy.

Thanks for M^r Freebairns sketches. Where is he now?

I am Dear Sir
affect^ly & truely y^rs

T. Pennant

march 26^th. 1776.

I stay till 25 of april here.

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