Faraday to Charles Hatchett   12 September 1826

Royal Institution | Sept 12 1826

Sir

I take the liberty of sending you the note or description of your process in hopes you will look at & approve or disapprove of it[.] The bearer will wait your corrections[.] I am very much obliged to you for the specimen you have sent me and shall get several artists to adopt it who I know are in want of such a thing[.] Size diluted is at present the best thing they have[.]

I regret that I have not copies of my other papers that I might have the honor of offering them for your acceptance but I will not be remiss in such willing mark of respect for the future[.]

I am Sir | Your Obliged & faithful Servant | M. Faraday

Charles Hatchett Esq | &c &c

Address: Charles Hatchett Esq | &c &c