| Content Description | Reminds him that they had met in Constantinople and St Petersburg; refers to a British subject, Martin Escalante, who is an employee of the British and Foreign Bible Society; he has been arrested on the mainland for circulating scriptures in the Spanish language and imprisoned at Cadiz; has already contacted Mr Brackenbury, consul at Cadiz, about this; asks if he could use his influence in the matter; is sorry that he did not see him in Copenhagen at the time of the Baltic campaign during the war with Russia. |