To Walter Churchey Date: LONDON, January 27, 1789. MY DEAR BROTHER, On Monday, March 2, I hope to be in Bath or Bristol; then we may talk about the number of copies. I have been much more concerned than you for these sixty years in printing books both with and without subscription. And I still think, with all our skill and industry, we shall be hard set to procure three hundred subscribers. Perhaps three hundred may promise! But we must never imagine that all who promise will perform. But of this we may talk more when we meet at Bristol. The list of subscribers printed in Churchey's Poems on Various Occasions accounts for 195 copies. See letters of Dec. 6, 1788, and March 3, 1789, to him. I suppose every one that loves King George loves Mr. Pitt. Peace be with all your spirits! I am Your affectionate brother. I will inquire after the vintage.