London, February 3, 1792

DEAR SIR,

YOUR letter received this morning finds me much engaged, but I am willing to send you a speedy answer, though it must be a short one.

Messrs.**** and are both excellent men, and well known to me, though I am not in the habit of correspondence with them. I have no doubt but the account you have seen respecting the revival at Bala is true as to present appearances, and will, doubtless, rejoice all who know the worth of souls, or have the Redeemer’s glory at heart.

The account is already in print; I saw it in some Magazine; and therefore you can give no offence by reprinting it. I know nothing more of it than from the letter you have read.

I would be thankful if Mr. can fish with a net. I would be thankful likewise for myself; for though I am but an angler, I have reason to hope that I catch one now and then. I am

Your sincere friend and servant,

J. N.