| Description | Extract of a letter from J or I C, considers it strange that the British Army should have done so little, interview he has had with his friend Captain John Linzee on the "Pearl", who has satisfied him concerning the naval operations in the Delaware, remarks that it is not a common thing for refugees to receive civilities from those in office, his opinion on the subject, those who have persevered in their loyalty are neglected, not being thought worthy of consideration, there are in North Carolina more friends to Government than in the whole city of Philadelphia, clamour caused by the paper currency, sentiments upon the rebellion, lenity thrown away on this people, expressions of loyalty |