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Your letter, found me, as ill and   
 
Your letter, found me, as ill and   
 
as unhappy as man can be. This shall
 
as unhappy as man can be. This shall
be my last int  , on so painful a subject
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be my last intrusion on so painful a subject
I am deeply sensible of all [[illegible]] and
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I am deeply sensible of all favour, and
 
that I have no claim whatever upon you; my  
 
that I have no claim whatever upon you; my  
 
distresses and misfortunes in life led you
 
distresses and misfortunes in life led you

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11 Arabella Row, Pimlico

18th of Octr 1803

Sir Your letter, found me, as ill and as unhappy as man can be. This shall be my last intrusion on so painful a subject I am deeply sensible of all favour, and that I have no claim whatever upon you; my distresses and misfortunes in life led you first, to honor me with notice. I can own they remain in underlinefull force/underline and I hope you will not give me or my cause up, till I obtain a something to support myself and family in a decent way. My Commission still awaits me if I cou'd go to Newcastle under Lyne unclear fav: our [[]]I have receied]] I have got a certificatr , as Col.l Elliot desird me, and I shall [[ ]]have [[ ]] pay underlineon signing underline from 22.d of July, deducting fee of Commission. I have every thing that can be got in undthese times/und ready, and, dead, or alive, will go down if I had the means: I have not a unclear under t or woud scorn to pain you.

In a word 10£ will enable me to go down, receive back pay, and have 103£ a year, if you refuse it, all is lost. For I have no friend on earth.

I remain yours