TO MR. MURRAY.

"February 12. 1814.

"If you have copies of the 'Intercepted Letters,' Lady Holland

would be glad of a volume; and when you have served others, have

the goodness to think of your humble servant.

"You have played the devil by that injudicious _suppression_, which

you did totally without my consent. Some of the papers have exactly

said what might be expected. Now I _do_ not, and _will_ not be

supposed to shrink, although myself and every thing belonging to me

were to perish with my memory. Yours, &c. BN.

"P.S. Pray attend to what I stated yesterday on _technical_

topics."

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