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After I had received this answer from Lord Castlereagh, I wrote a letter to The Earl of Liverpool, and of which the following is a Copy. Seamore Place Curzon Street Febry 10th: 1819. My Lord/ I trust Your Lordship will pardon me, for troubling you with the inclosed correspondence with Lord Castlereagh, & to which I am impelled, by my present very anxious feelings, on a subject so near myheart, throughout a great portion of my Life, and which are now disturbed by my removal from The King's Family, & in which I was originally placed by The King Himself in the year 1781, and wherein, with pride & gratitude I have continued ever since, to this time. I have the honor to be My Lord Your Faithful--and-- Obedient Humble Servant signed [[underline]] Robt F: Greville. [[/underline]] The Rt. Honble The Earl of Liverpool-- &c. &c. &c--
