Dear Sir

By some misfortune, my [...] Baggage does not reach me till too morrow [sic]. the sheets of the welsh tour are in it. but you may depend on having them done to y^r mind & sent by my Son the week following the next. They shall be left for you at Faulders. The let in copies shall be properly attended to. I can give you a great copy^Sir J. Wynne but there are none on great paper So you must let it in.

There are to be sold at White's three very fine drawings of Moses Griffiths & one of P. Sandby's. they are [...] the property of to poor moses, so if you hear any body [sic] wish to have some of his works, I beg to recommend. & also puff off his X plates of suppl. to Snowdon.

My best Complim^ts attend Miss Bull:¹ notr let M^r Storer be forgotten.

adieu
Y^rs most truely

Th. Pennant

Downing June 1^st. 1781.

Excuse the inclosed.² If you want a rev^d M^r Lloyd you must buy him of M^r MazelNo 62 Portland street

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Editorial notes

1. Uncharacteristically, Pennant names Miss Bull, i.e. Elizabeth Bull, alone here.
2. No enclosure has been preserved.