July 2^d. 1779.

Dear Sir

I fear from the appearance of the times there will be no sort of hurry of offering M^r Low’s book to sale: for I much apprehend that the public can for many years to come attend only to the mere necessaries of life. but still we may try what we can do for I hate despondency. I inclose three plates for M^r Cordiners works done in this neighborhood. those in London are not quite ready; so these had best not shewen till all are come. with the latter will be two for M^r Low’s which may also be shewen.

If any feud prevents M^r Low from dedicating to Sir L.D. or any great Scotch patron, I shall not decline the honor.

M^r Gough will take good care of everything.

adieu most sincerely y^rs

T Pennant

^FREERMostyn

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