TO MR. MOORE.

"May 5. 1814.

"Do you go to the Lady Cahir's this even? If you do--and whenever

we are bound to the same follies--let us embark in the same 'Shippe

of Fooles.' I have been up till five, and up at nine; and feel

heavy with only winking for the last three or four nights.

"I lost my party and place at supper trying to keep out of the way

of * * * *. I would have gone away altogether, but that would have

appeared a worse affectation than t'other. You are of course

engaged to dinner, or we may go quietly together to my box at

Covent Garden, and afterwards to this assemblage. Why did you go

away so soon?

"Ever, &c.

"P.S. _Ought not_ R * * * fe's supper to have been a dinner?

Jackson is here, and I must fatigue myself into spirits."

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