To the Printer of the 'St. James's Chronicle' LONDON, October 29, 1764. SIR, The words inserted as mine in your last paper I absolutely disclaim. I never said, 'If any of you have any money in the Public Funds, it would be less sin to take it out and cast it into the depth of the sea than to let it continue there.' I believe a man may let money continue there without any sin at all. Whoever desires to see my full deliberate thoughts on this subject may read the sermon on the Mammon of Unrighteousness. The Use of Money. See Works, vi. 124-36. And this I am ready to defend against any that will set his name; but I do not love fighting in the dark. I am Your humble servant. PS. The farther Remarks of the 'Presbyterian Doctor of Physic' I may perhaps have leisure to read by-and-by.