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This is subsequent to his letter dated 25/10/1801, but reproduces substantial parts of it. Elements of this thus also appear in the 1801 Transactions.

Lord Buchan suggested setting up a fund to provide James Barry with an annuity.

The Committee had commissioned Taylor to write an abridged account of Barry's Paintings, which Taylor found difficult due to the volumes of notes given by Barry and the degree of detail in the paintings.

Titled 'short sketch proposed to add in the preface'. Related to the Committee of Correspondence and Papers request that Taylor write an abridged account of the James Barry paintings. Possibly to appear in the Transactions.

Draft letter sent to Mr Warren, informing him the Committee had decided he shold engrave Barry's portrait, as long as Barry himself approves it. \nOn the reverse: a copy of a letter sent to James Heath, regarding the engraving of Barry's Portrait and that his conditions cannot be met; and a letter to Barry regarding the appointment of Mr Warren.

Includes a letter of introduction from Charles Taylor to James Barry for Charles Warren.

Heath outlines that it will take longer and cost more than he initially thought

Charles Taylor asking Mr Heath to go to James Barry's house to look at the portrait to be used

Edlin Papers

With names, and sums of money given

The note is titled 'Cash in hand'.

on the reverse reads: W & C Shilsbury(?) June 12 1802