John Disney, [Sloane Street], to Mary Hays, Gainsford Street, Horsleydown, Southwark, 9 July 1793.¹ 

Tuesday, July 9. 1792.

Dear Madam

    We have been long looking for an opportunity of fixing a time for our scheme from ^to^ Richmond.2 – We are now at your service, and wish you to appoint Friday or Monday next if convenient to your house – Concerng the our conveyance, we are inclined to the think [sic] the watered road will be most desirable. If you approve of this, – your brother wd be most competent to provide a proper vessel, in w^ch you w^d embark on y^r side London Bridge, and we would give you the meeting at the foot of Battersea Bridge on the Chelsea side, at any early hour you shall appoint. – This scheme is sent for your approbation or improvement. In the mean time I am for self &c, wth best respects to all your family Dear Madam  Your sincere & faithful friend

                                        John Disney.

Address: Miss Hays | Gainsford Street | Horsleydown | Southwark

¹ A. F. Wedd Collection, shelfmark 24.93(7), Dr. Williams's Library, London. Not in Brooks, Correspondence.

² See Disney's letter to Hays above, 21 June 1793.