[Letter to Hooker as Professor of Botany, University of Glasgow] Beechey is sending this letter to Hooker with a packet of plants, conveyed by a friend who is going to Glasgow. He is sending all the plants he has. The plants in the book are from Melville[?] island [in Canada] and he thought they might be useful to Hooker for his botany of North America. The other plants are all from Port Clarence, which Mr Collie calls Imaurook. Some of the place names in Mr Collie's notes are given, as they were in use among the party, but are not necessarily correct. Beechey recommends Hooker send him a copy of the places before the Manuscript goes to press. Beechey hopes Hooker got a letter he sent previously. He has no time to write more or to further arrange the plants sent. Pages 1 and 4 of 4.