Two letters of Lord Buckinghamshire to E. S. Pery, on parliamentary affairs, the inadvisability of bringing an Irish meeting bill before the English parliament and saying that all treaties with the Dutch are provisionally suspended. Dublin Castle, April 23, May 22, 1780.

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