Correspondence from Richard Llwyd (author of Beaumaris Bay) from London to Lady Margaret Stanley at Penrhos. A great admirer and patron of Llwyd. A long gossipy letter. Refers to the fact that he has lately spent 7 weeks in Suffolk. Retails the latest London news. "I dare say that your Ladyship has heard that there is in this city a society lately instituted for the relief of the unfortunate offspring of genius - and I have been employed much, very much, to my satisfaction in procuring from the beneficient body a little relief for our compatriot, - David Thomas, the warbler of Eryri - a man who has written very pretty things in the purest Welsh - but upon whose teeth a fit of the rheumatism had unfortunatly laid an embargo - I hear that he is now a little better - and I hope this boon, generous and unthought of as it will be to him, will contribute much to his restoration, and renew his aquaintance with the nymphs of Dol Awen". 12 September 1801