Faraday to Dominique François Jean Arago   30 August 1826

Royal Institution | Aug 30 1826

Sir

I have the pleasure of enclosing you an account of the temperature of the Well at Sheerness a subject on which Mr Underwood¹ wished me to make enquiries for You. The results below are such as have been obtained by Mr. Thomas² Engineer at the Dock Yard[.] He has promised me similar observations the coming winter which I shall also transmit to you

I have also to beg your acceptance of a paper which I shall shortly have an opportunity of sending you “On the existence of a limit to Vaporization”³[.]

With the highest respect for your talents and zeal in the pursuit of Philosophy I am Sir

Your Very Obedient Servant | M. Faraday

M. Arago | &c &c &c

Address: M. Arago | &c &c &c | Institut Royal | à Paris