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DOCUMENT 212.
THIRD LETTER OF J. WRETMAN¹ TO
EMANUEL SWEDENBORG.*
Well-born Sir,
I was delighted to have the honour of receiving
your acceptable letter of the 2nd inst., and should have liked
very much to hear that the letter from England had duly
arrived.
In case any parcels arrive from England by post,
they shall be paid for and kept subject to your orders.
Messrs. Grill12 of this place have informed me that two par
cels have been left in their care by a skipper from England ;
one of which is addressed to Jansonius Wacsberg and the other
to Jacob Verlouw, Amsterdam ; but as the latter bookseller
has failed, and it is supposed that these parcels concern you,
we desire to know in what way you would like to dispose of
them. Meanwhile I remain, with all due deference,
Your most obedient servant,
JOACHIM WRETMAN.
Amsterdam, January 20, 1750.
To Mr. Em. Swedenborg, at the Sign of St. Joseph, Care of
Mr. Beckers, Rue de St. Pierre, Aix La Chapelle.
* The original of this letter is in the Archives of the Swedenborg
Society, London (see footnote to Document 210).
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