Prince of a short Illness an Inflammatory Fever Died the 20th Universally Lamented. I shall be much obliged at thy Leisure to give mee an account of the Numbers of People that annual come over for Tenn years past or more. I am Vex’d to see J: Bartrams Journal printed with so many Faults. Whiston is greatly to Blame. My Friend would have Corrected the press, but to Save a little Trouble of sending It, He would do it himself. Thy Experiments when Cave will think fitt to Deliver them will appear with More Advantage and Less Faults to the publick but there is no Excuseing his Delitoriness for all Has been ready for some time past only wants the small Engraving of the Instruments in thy first Letter which are but few. There is a parcell for Jno. Bartram.