| Description | Acknowledges the interest taken by his Lordship in his affairs, observations relative to the Cape Florida Society, has many times thought they meant to desist, hears Mr Wooldridge is arrived, remarks relative to the enclosed letter from Mr Peyer Imhoff
Enclosures, William Gerard de Brahm to Mr Loup, Monday morning, transmits a letter received from Lord (Dartmouth)
J L Peyer Im Hoff to [William Gerard de Brahm], 15 Jul 1773, James Island, South Carolina, the reason Mr Roux did not go to East Florida was because he heard there was no settlement at the Gulf of Sandwich, his death, fresh orders sent to Governors concerning granting lands, fears that the grant in East Florida may come under the new regulations, would the 6000 acres for Mr Roux be transferred to his family, his (de Brahm's) friends desire very much to see him, in French |