_To Mr. H――――y._
_New-York, December 8, 1763._
_Dear Sir_,
BLESSED be GOD, I am enabled to preach thrice a week. But such a
flocking of all ranks, I never before saw at _New-York_. A great number
have been to see me, and several come to me in the evening, as it
should seem, to hear something of the kingdom of GOD. My stay here is
undetermined. Perhaps it may be till _Christmas_. Many thanks are due
to my _London_ friends, for their kind assistance, from time to time,
in carrying on outward matters, and particularly to those who were so
ready to assist in compleating the tabernacle job in such an honourable
way. All with you will continue to pray for me. I would write more,
but amidst such a throng of company and bodily weakness, it is indeed
impracticable. I now repeatedly send all my tender love; and still
praying that all may be filled with all the fulness of GOD, I beg leave
to subscribe myself,
Yours, &c. in JESUS,
_G. W._