Catalogue description CAPT. M. FOSTER to JOHN PRIDGEON.

--Dear Bully, let me know which way you intend your journey home and where you will make any stay in France or Holland, that supplies may be sent. " All freinds here are well, and no change of any old ones in this, or to another life. I beleave you are not a stranger at Rome to that part of this story which was acted att Smirma and Constantinople, and therefore I have sent you the catastrophe. [Enclosure wanting.] His exit was not unlike a gentleman."+

+ The allusion is evidently to the execution of Hen. or Sir Hen. Hyde, royalist consul in the Levant, convicted of plotting in favour of Charles II.