I return you many thanks for your Athenian air, and the bon voyage by which it is accompanied. I this day received and answered a letter from Sir Charles Saxton, and sincerely wish that what my duty permitted me to say, may tend to the accomplishment of your humane wishes. I have not yet received any memorial from the jury. If, and when I do—it shall be transmitted without delay.
I shall proceed upon my journey at an early hour to-morrow. But the memorial can be sent after me; and if it form a bulky packet, Mr. Taylor will give an official frank.
With best wishes for the speedy and complete reestablishment of your father,
PS.—Since writing my acknowledgments of Miss Owenson’s note, I am favoured with her second, enclosed along with the memorial. This latter shall be forwarded to Government at an early hour to-morrow.
