Item 627. - John Williams, Spanish Town, [Jamaica], to his brother, Mr Edward Williams Junr,

John Williams, Spanish Town, [Jamaica], to his brother, Mr Edward Williams Junr, Flemingston near Cowbridge ... or Else where. He has written to the addressee frequently but has received no answer, for what reason he knows not. Assuring him that he has ever wished to be on the best of terms with him. When Brother Thos returned to Jamaica the writer was truly happy to find his health so well established. Miles (who has left his native country upward of 17 years) intended sailing by the last fleet but was sadly disappointed by the strange conduct of Brother Thos who has behaved more like a lunatic than a brother. The writer hopes he will soon have the pleasure of seeing the addressee and then he will relate every circumstance and the cause of TW's vile behaviour. Poor Billy Morgan unfortunately died about Oct. 17 last, which gave him great uneasiness - B[?rother] Th[omas's] conduct in Wales. Wishing to know whether a small bill of exchange of £20 sent home for the use of his father came to hand.