To Alexander Suter Date: NEAR LONDON, July 23, 1788. MY DEAR BROTHER, As your life is in danger, I think the sooner you are with your mother the better. And whenever your health will permit, you need not be idle: there is plenty of employment for you in England. In the Minutes for 1788 Surer appears as a supernumerary in London, but in July 1789 he is appointed to St. Ives. See letter of May 21, 1789. Eat as many red currants as ever you can. I am Your affectionate friend and brother.