From the Boston Morning Post
CORRESPONDENCE.
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Chas. G. Grssnt, esq, sdiisr Of the Boston Post:


DEAR SIR: | have no desire TO prolong discus
sion OF which, probably, your numerous readers
have already had enough; but having received this
morning letter from VIM. Brown, esq, Of Liver
poel, whom Mr.. Lawrence, in his second communi-
cation to Mr. Ryes, fns so justly characterized as
zone OF the most eminent merchants, as well as one
Of the best and most honorable men in England"
deem il only justice TO give the letter Of my esteem
ed friend the largest circulation In my power. My
duty in the present case appears the more obvious
as, by publishing the letters Of Mr.. Lawrence with
my own, may perhaps be considered as having aid
ed in giving currency TO what Mr. Brown informs
me he considers "an unfair use" Of his argument.
therefore send you the communication, and hope
you may be able and willing TO give il an early In
sertion in the Boston Post


remain, very truly,


Your friend and obedient servant.


s. d. BRADFORD