If I did not answer your letter before, I have not been unmindful of its contents. The inclosed is in answer to my communication of your wishes. I thought it better to put you to the expence of a double letter than to make any delay. The Writer the Rev^d. M^r. Dunn is one of the first Men I know for talents character and a piety the most sublime. He is the d[tear] friend and Rector of the Parish, of the excellent La Touche’s of Bellevüe of whose fame you cannot be ignorant after your Visit to Ireland. Had you been in Orders M^r. Dunn would have wished to engage you permanently as assistant in his Church as well as Tutor to his only and darling son, a little boy of much promise. The Society you would find is of the very first order. If you accede to M^r. Dunn’s proposal, I would advise you to write to him the very first post yourself as you will be now Master of the Subject

In any event write to me immediately, as I cannot answer him till I hear from you. I hope all is going on well. Dont overwork yourself for this examination.