Letter received by Banks from Philip Gidley King, 26 November 1807 (Series 39.105) - No. 0003

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readily attend your Summons.  "Capt Bader of the cargo So. Whaler 1 Bridge Place N1 Bermondsey", As he is going to return I should summon him to take out the New Zealander. If no other arrangement is made because I know he will trust him well; Tomorrow I hope to finish with the Custom House here, & shall leave this for London on Wednesday next.  The Admiralty at my recommendation has been pleased to Confirm the Second Commander & Lieut. of the Buffalo.  It is possible that the Sea Terribles [?]  here will be [indecipherable].  I certainly have claims for remitting for my services in N.S. Wales from the Treasury - but I should wish to get the Appointment of the six terribles [?] here in attendant what may be done for me at Downing Street & Whitehall - may I request you to think about this, and if you can take any steps in the business I will be much obliged to you but I certainly shall not wish to relinquish my pretensions to the above consideration.  As I know you will ask for me as you can about the  six terribles[?] which I am not certain you can interfere in as I think you said you have set on the last terms with the present Inhabitants at Charing Cross.  Whatever you think right & proper I am sure will be so.  The present holder of the six terribles [?] here Captn. Buckle is [indecipherable] soliciting the Command of the Antelope