To the Rev. A. Brandram
(Endorsed: recd. June 2, 1836)
10 at night,
[Madrid, May 22, 1836.]
My dear Sir,—There has been a partial disturbance at Madrid, and it is not impossible that the new Ministry will go out and Mr. M. be reinstated—which event, however, will make little difference to us, as the British Ambassador has promised to back the application which I shall instantly make. There are so many changes and revolutions here that nothing is certain even for a day. I wish to let you know what is going forward, and am aware that you will excuse two letters arriving at one time.
G. B.