JUNE 13, 1811.

SIR: I take the liberty to enclose to you a memorial addressed

to the Earl of Liverpool, and beg you will have the goodness

either to examine the documents in your office, or those in my

own possession, touching the extent and legitimacy of my claim.

Mr. Ryland, the Secretary of Sir J. Craig, is now in London,

and, from his official knowledge of the transactions and facts

alluded to in the memorial, can give any information required

on that subject. I have the honor to be, &c.

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