Mr Dawson Turner, who is under many obligations to Miss Hutchins for specimens of Fuci sent through Mr Mackay, avails himself of this opportunity of expressing those obligations, & of requesting she will do him the favour to accept of the enclosed. It would gratify him greatly to hear that it contained anything interesting to Miss Hutchins, & he begs leave to add that if he can at any time be useful to her, by forwarding either marine or flowering plants from this part of Britain or by any other means, it will have always afford him pleasure.
Yarmouth 4 April 1807
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