LETTER MCCCXCII.

_To Mr. R―――― K――――n._

_Trevekka, August 26, 1768._

_My dear Friend_,

I HAVE had the return of my old disorder; but blessed be GOD, I am

strengthened to preach the unsearchable riches of JESUS CHRIST. We

reached _Gloucester_ on _Monday_, and came hither on _Wednesday_

afternoon. All we have met with exceeds description. Early next

_Monday_ I purpose to set off for _Bristol_, and soon after shall

return to _London_. Brethren, pray for us. I believe you do; for GOD is

with us of a truth. I hope you and yours are supported. The Redeemer is

a present help in every time of need. Cordial respects await all that

love him in sincerity. Mr. _L――――d_ and a _Londonner_ left us to-day.

I hope Mr. _P――――d_ and _B――――s_ make all possible dispatch. GOD send

dear Mr. _H――――y_ a good passage and safe return! _Amen! Amen!_ LORD,

quicken my tardy pace!

Ever yours, &c. in JESUS,

_G. W._

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