How far it may answer, I know not; but if I can judge of my own views, I think it may prove an advantageous opening.

Miller's retirement is very extraordinary, for no one in the trade will believe that he has made a fortune; but from what he has laid open to me, it is clear that he has succeeded.

In this arrangement, I propose of course to dispose of my present house, and my medical works, with other parts of my business.

I have two offers for it, waiting my decision as to terms....

I am to enter at Miller's on September 29th next." [Footnote: The Fleet Street business was eventually purchased by Thomas and George Underwood.