| Description | Letter written from Vienna, dated 11 March, discussing affairs there, as well as domestic affairs. Palmer reports they have an advantage over West as the climate in very pleasant, though, he suspects that West is at an advantage in terms of 'conversation & good fellowship'. He expresses pleasure that West has become acquainted with his friend Mr [F?]orbett. Palmer notes they expect the imminent arrival of 'truly great throes from Rome for Publick Affaires [sic]', and comments on security concerns. |