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No. 4 Hanover. Sepr: 8th: 1818. Dear Sir, On my return last night from the Hartz I found Yours of 27th Augst: and its various enclosures which I return. I rejoice to find both you and Barton write so decidedly of the proceedings in South Audly Square from all the fair inhabitants: my letters contain equally favourable intelligence: I only hope it will last. Rain [[underline]] must [[/underline]] and [[underline]] will [[/underline]] come: I [[underline]] hope [[/underline]] and [[underline]] do not [[/underline]] believe the Stock will suffer from the long drought: there cannot be any harm in Elphick having written respecting food for
