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A ITORNEY,GENERALhaviiig deliver - ed to lIIC a, Ldter, whiCif lie hat reLetved froin the I:9R1) HIGH CHANCELLWt, indosing 'Letter from" In; Lordship to the 6entlemen ‘vho are 111einbers.ol the Law A's'sociation, iii answer to" their It.esdlutions'or the z4th of February last y and, having requested,. that I would cir culate it in'the most ,speedy and effectual manner, amongst :the Members of the Association, I have taken this method 9f doin&it. ''‘ • 4 , . I am, Gentlemen: your obedient humble Servant, Lincoln's: . 1 on •.1. - READ, Major. . Mart.h. 5, N..B:'Copies of the Lord Chancellor's 'Letters are inclosed.. . . MX. ATIORNEY GENERAL, ~ . . ~. ' I - beg the fa\roUr that. you will inform Major READ - , that yt u %% Isli , t o have an opportunity of cornmunicajinoo the Law'A ssociation, my - Answer to their Resolittions;•which 4 now enclose to you.. . . . , I 11..ve the honour - to he - - - Your faithful - and obedient servant, •- Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, ERSKINE. Il4rcli 2 ISOE • ' , i 5 • • 1 received trom•Major READ the Resolutions-of the Law A,ssticiation of the 24th of 'February last, which produced in thy 'mind sensations very difficult to express. . To have been placed originally, And: with one voice, at yoliehead, 'On - the first formation of the - Corps, was a high distinction ; because it involved in it a peculiar mark of 'confidence and regard ; ,it advanced me in professional eSti pation, as it proceeded from the most enlightened and inde pendent Profes4ors of the Lalir; . and advanced me still ..Ligher, as it was_ a testimony of your opinion, that 1 felt a just reverence alid'affection forthe Institirti:onS of our Ances fors,.aud a -proper 4eal to'defend them aglinst the Invaders of the Country - . 19 station among you, was as pleasantaslt was.honour 7 ,able.. Your choice of the other Field Officer enabled me to efor m my duty with ease and satista&ion. His modesty as suppressed, in the- re.dital , of my Letter to him, the ex- Iptessionpf what I, lett upon that subjecl, in the acknowledge anent, which it was iny - duty to make to liiire.for the Corp's ay wseli.as:for myself... • . . , Gentlemen, it is, a great satisfaa ion to me, having . been. vbfiged to leave you, • that I can look forward with hope, Cult the many-.brave aryl public-spirited Associations, wh:ch . formed them4eives with ah ardour and alacrity unexarripled in the History of this or-of any other. Country, will he pro perly employed in its 'Olence ; -and that; supperredbya re girlu.and powertul 'Military, Force, . teat Britain will be , Teudered impregnable by the Vigour of her GoverhMent, and the Loyalty and COUlt of her reopl. •. My most aileclionat wishes and my best services will ever attend yoti; - • Lincoln's-Inn-fields, , ERSKINE. 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