Chapter CXLVIII: Letter CXLVI: To J---- S----, Esq

Sept. 9, 1780.

WE are all election-bewitched here--I hope Sir C---- B---- meets with no opposition--he is so worthy a character, that, should he be ill supported, it would impeach the good sense and honesty of his constituents.--Mrs. S---- and yourself, I pray God, may both enjoy health and every good.--I here inclose you this evening’s paper, by which you will see how the F--x is like to lead Ad----n. He and Sir G---- B---- R---- had my hearty vote, and I had the honour of his thanks personally, and in writing also. I have to thank you for a thousand kind things, which I wish from my soul I could any way ever deserve. May health and every blessing bestrew your paths--and those of all you love!--is the prayer and wish of

Your much obliged
humble servant,

I. SANCHO.