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My Lord, 

I have now to Inform your Lordship that Cap^t. Woodhouse is now about clear to Sail from Marstrand under Swedish Colours, his masters Name I. Tangren—the vessell under the same discription as already given—the Cargo consisting of Salt, Linnens &c^a. to the Extent of circa £3000— 

The two Schooners are also about clear to sail chiefly loaded with Teas & I suspect some Powder,—

[T]here was lately Exported from hence to Marstrand in name of the Merchant who is agent for these Ships 60 Casks of Gun-Powder—I gave in a memorial to the Governor concerning it & desiring that he would forbid it being shiped on board of these Americans—which he accordingly did—nevertheless I am well convinced that not only that parcell, but also another much larger, is either intended for the Ships now at Marstrand, or another that is dayly expected—all this I have communicated to M^r. Doerfeld at Stockholm[.] I have found out that the Agent here Henry Greig receives Letters almost evry other post from D^r. Franklin at Paris—I am [&c.]