Item 843. - E. Williams to Peggy (Flimston, Cowbridge),

Why he has delayed writing to her. Her fears of his being involved in any distress are needless. His disorder - he is now much better. She complains that he does not send her the paper - if he had been able to afford it she should have had it. Times are now a little better. His intentions. Is acquainted with truths that no newspaper dares publish, 'which assures me that the man will be happy who will either die or escape out of this kingdom before the year 1796, and perhaps much sooner'. She may be assured that he has no concern with anything; his papers are often wantonly examined but nothing is to be found - the danger is over, for he is on his guard. Is now in a field writing this lest the bloodhound should come in whilst he is writing. Telling her to be cautious what she says in her letters, etc.