TALBOT5546

The Rosery
Old Brompton.
Jan^y 31.

Dear Sir.

I truly regret the trouble and expence to which I have put you. ¹ It is needless to say that I shall [illegible] to make amends in any way within my power.

But certainly a less number than 6000, will not be a supply for me. My circulation is at least that – and it is increasing much every month. I would gladly presume to offer to lessen the expence you have incurred, – but the expences of conducting my Journal are so great that I am labouring with but a remote hope of remuneration; and the cost of the Monthly is as much as I can bear.

I will at once call in Bond S.; ² and of course it will be my duty to aid the prospect of the assistant of whom you speak ³ and to press the principle every where

Your faithful servant
S C Hall