To John Atlay Date: LIVERPOOL, April 13, 1782. MY DEAR BROTHER, By all means send what remains of the former edition of the Hymns before you send the new. You may likewise send to Sheffield an hundred of each of Mr. Galloway's tracts. Let us shut the stable door, though the steed is stolen. As T. Olivers has the interest of five hundred pounds besides my allowance, I do not see how he can possibly be in want, unless there be a marvellous want of economy. However, be it as it may. I am at a point: I will give him forty pounds a year and no more. See letters of April 4, 1782, and Aug. 15, 1789. I am Your affectionate brother.