SIR,

I forward you, without a moment's delay, a copy of this evening's

_Patriot_, containing a letter from the Rev. Robert J. Breckinridge,

of Baltimore, United States. The following is my reply, which you will

oblige me by immediately inserting, in company with the communication

to which it refers.

I feel thankful that my overture has been accepted; and,

notwithstanding the arrangements I had made to remain in London during

the whole of the present month, and the announcement of my name in the

public advertisements to lecture during the forthcoming week, I shall,

D. V. be in Glasgow on Tuesday next; and shall be ready to meet Mr.

Breckinridge, in the Religious Institution House, South Frederick

Street, at noon of that day, to settle the preliminaries of the

discussion, which, I trust, will commence the following morning.

It is my earnest hope, that every thing said and done, will be in

accordance with gentlemanly feeling and christian courtesy.

Your's respectfully,

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