To John Bredin Date: LONDON. August 4, 1782. MY DEAR BROTHER, In your present state you must not attempt to travel. It is as much as your life is worth. See letters of July 9 and Nov. 30 to him. You may be a supernumerary in whatever place you judge most advisable; and the little salary, the 12, we will allow from hence. I do not understand what is the accusation against Hugh Moore. Moore moved from Londonderry to Aberdeen, See letter of April 10. Simply administering an oath is a folly; but I know not that it is contrary to any law. If he is afraid of staying at Coleraine (although I know not why), let him change with a Sligo or Castlebar preacher. I am Your affectionate friend and brother.