Letter received by Banks from Jacob Reynardson, 14 October 1794 (Series 53.24) - No. 0002

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necessary enquiry. Trusting that the business might be easily adjusted hereafter, and thinking I might materially assist Mr. Flinders, I advanced him the Twenty Pounds, authorised by Wiles.

Uncertain when I shall return to Town, I should be much concern'd to give you any additional trouble, and shall most assuredly give myself the honor of waiting on You in Soho Square, immediately after another Visit to the Treasury, when I hope to be more successfull, & enabled to reimburse the thirty Pounds you were so kind as to advance Mr. Flinders for Wiles.

At present have only to beg that you would not think this requires any acknowledgment.
I have the honor to remain
Dear Sir, with due regard
Your truly Obliged
& faithfull humble Servant
Jacob Reynardson

Holywell
​Octobr. 14th. 1794

My father desires to join me in respect to yourself & the Ladies -- Mrs R. & Daughters are at [Belton?], or would do the like.