Duty an a several taken at the Month of the Thames to
Have its Entrance from the Attempts of our boatey for. Expects
her Return in a few days, I only if asked to him enjoined Teem
that I had received a Letter from you Symfying that you had is reced
Application for pulling entires as the next Court as Pewry are
several small detached Spole of Gerand & Cottages, as well as to con-
server two [..] Great what you had some Time ago accaed to for
which the throughout had received the fines. I have a Letter from
him this Morning in Whelch sup, I went Mr. Webb to know
immediately that I give no Suneteen to any Part of the Estate
at Pewry been lett an Lives therefore desire he will stop all Open of
the kind: We have Wet too much by or already".The two Grants
to My Wheeler, I should Stevens, for which the Hospital was paid the
Ferrer, I would presume, much be confirmed as to them, but no
Eatermeen or New Lives put in, I know was whether you ever
Arm to Londen, but our Treasurer & you so wederly in your
Sent corrects in theat Point, that nothing but a present & description
is likely to bring one of you over to the Openeen of the other.

I did not answer your favour of the 18th Augt. relative to the
Current of Land tax on the pewrey Estate, became I found it coresponded
will a Main of the Amount for not Certificate ever taken at) made by
Mr. Jeffres in 1799, Vizt. £50.2.7¼ in pevery £13.8.103/4 in Man
near for Parish. The Grand Committee has set you come to any
definitive Resolution in the Subject of the Redcinption.I will
thank you for the Counterpart of these of Pewrey shall, & year
annual Answer as soon as upon conveneulty can an Decer.
No. Teneant appropcon of yours the Surrey I am &
in 1795 is not a Complete one.

Revd. W. Marshall Steeple Bumpstead Essex

Sir,

Thomas's Hospital 11 Novr. 1803
Informed you an a Letter a day or two ago that I should
seen forward to you some Circular Letters to the Hospital
Tenants under your Management, Signifying that the
Mume arising to the Hospital from their farms Etc is by a
Clearer in the Preperly Act excepted from the Payment
of the Land Lores Tax of 1s, in the Pound; I this is done with
a View that they may appear the Assissoes & Collectors of
the Exception, The guinded themselves against the Paymt.
of the Tax, for if one paid they would never get it refunded.
The Preperly Act, as far as I hear puzzles the Commissioners
as well as the Community & every one seem as clop to know
how to make our a Schedule or Return according to the printed
frim now distributing. But at the Case before us, it seem
clear (as least I so understand it) that where ever the