Letter received by Philip Gidley King from George Suttor,30 October 1798 (Series 19.16) - No. 0002

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                                                                                                      Plants which are all in a perfect good State - the Peach Trees (or Nectrine - ) * which where in the Pots I have found Room for in the Boxes    the other Plants* Remain as they where Sent on the Quarter Deck - the Box of Hop Plants I have got on Board and in the Garden - the Tarpolin [tarpaulin] was over the Garden the greater part of Sunday yesterday and all last Night - this Morning I had it of to give them as much Air as possible which is very necessary - but Shall put in on this afternoon as it appears much inlined for Rain 

Sir
your ever
Obedient Servant
G Suttor

Octr. th 2830. 1798 
on Board the Porpoise
off Greenhithe