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this Year. His long services and sufferings, one would think, merit consideration, but prejudice, and I do not know what, I am afraid, is much against him.

I hope in your next, you will have to congratulate us upon a Peace having taken place with your unprincipled Neighbours. The Conditions, I apprehend, will be a bitter pill to "Brother Jonathan".

With offer of my humble respects and best wishes to Mrs. Mackenzie,

I am, with the greatest respect,

Dear Sir,

Your very obedient servant.

George Keith

Rod: MacKenzie Esq.

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