| Content Description | Sends Mr Wedgwood's plan for 'new moulding the Chamber of Manufacturers', making it a 'Body Corporate'; explains Wedgwood's role in bringing 'injury' on this country; believes there was a possibility that the 'Treaty' might have met with the same fate as the Treaty of Utrecht; cannot send duke copy of 'extraordinary' circular of letter (accompanying Wedgwood's plan), with a panegyric on the conduct of the government; describes Wedgwood's actions over the treaty; comments upon how treaty has been received in Manchester by the council and others; for example, reports how opening of ports was received with no emotion and did not increase the price of goods in the market; explains why he does not want to see French system of finance imported into England; refers to the excise laws; sends compliments to Mr Fox. |