InsuranceThe death of any highly valued friend Mr Mathew
has prevented my being at parndon at this, but I shall be glad to
meet you there on Tuesday near the 25 Inst. provided that
Day is perfectly convenient to you, & if you write to me by
Return of Part, so that I can receive it at the Hospital on
Monday, there will be no mistake of which so say be punctual
We have many matters to look ever & as range amongst the Rest
the purchase of Mr [..] land, which well certainly be
desirable provided the precies not two high. Ishall not entire into
pantient an tell we meet, in the Intercen Turn Dear Sir
huly your AC.

To Mr Benja. Chambers< no role > Tibshelf near Mansfield
London 21st. May 1802
Sir
Since your Letter of the 17 Ult I have had no opportunity
of laying your preparation of taking the Colliery before the Grand
Committee, & as I went to be perfectly clear before the business
is submitted to their, I beg to know whether your after is not to
take the Colliery in a lease for 21 years.
To have liberty of workg 2 Acres of coat at £80.
& if not worked to pay the rent of}£160
If more than 2 Acres air worked to be paid for as the rate of £80 P Ann
Int. on £950 the Money advanced for the Sough to be paid
for at 7 PCent68.10 -
The value of Horses Coats or the Bank, outstanding debts & &
to be paid for [..] amountg to £372.. 13.. 8½
with complete reddery of the Rubbirt, so that the Estate shall in
so every be pregeedeced. I beg the farvour of your Answer
as seen as convenient as I evert to have the business settled, & I
think it likely I may pay your aboutMr Beevers I send
you that your lease & Mr Sharpes will be forwarded in a
sheet Terrer. Iam Sir your obed Sevr.
A C.
Mr. Ievery cerdit for 30/6 for leading wood comitted in the Novr. Accot.for £100 Remittance
for 10/ for leadg. wood & 15/6 her quiets with March Acct.I make the between due
upon it March Acct. to the Hospital77.13.2¾
[..] £565.3.10. Expenditure [..] £570.7.7½

To Mr. Jos. Joyner< no role > near Alvethly Essex
St. Thomas, Hospital 21 May 1802
Sir
It not being convenient to me to [..] you at the Terme appointed
I did not apprehend it to be necessary to such an immediately reply
to your letter. I shall must reglet informer than the usual Expences
of protecting [..] & Embankment her taken plan as the
prepair of the Terms has been too [..] felt by the Hospital
to enable to lay out more money than what is [..] & I was
in hopes the Stone [..] would prove a great safe guard. I use
persuaded you well lose acted for the beetplease to forward the
Accounts to Mr Beevers at the Hospital. I well end cannot seem
[..] , What [..] thank you for you head I [..] I am to [..]