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Sends proof and asks for its speedy return "as there is not a moment to lose in getting it printed."

Sends portraits and autographs.

To his daughter expressing his happiness that she has started to collect letters. He gives a few hints on ways to improve her collection and advises her to avoid forged autographs of Byron and Shelley.

On Gentleman's Magazine and personal affairs.

Encourages Parke to complete his History of Brewood and discusses genealogical and antiquarian matters.

Requests the delivery of seven copies of his Gloucester to the order of Wr. Bate.

About the publication of a pamphlet on medical instructions and the ms.