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these rules (proceeding from the magistrates and myself) being strictly enforced. You, dear sir, are too little experienced in these circumstances, however obvious your other merits are to me, to act on your own judgment in the matter, as you have hitherto done. Credulity can in the present instance only lead to embarrassment, the result of which might prove injurious to you rather than beneficial, and this I wish to avoid for the sake of your own credit. I hear that my nephew requires, or at all events wishes to have, a variety of things from me; he has only to apply to myself. Be so good as to forward all his letters through Herr Steiner & Co., Pater Noster Gaessel, auf'm Graben. Your obedient BEETHOVEN, _Sole guardian of my nephew Carl Van Beethoven._ N.B. Any outlay will be at once repaid. 277. Vienna, Sept. 21, 1819. In honor of the visit of Herr Schlesinger of Berlin. [Music: Four staves (SATB), B-flat major, 4/4 time, repeating. Glaube und hoffe Glaube und hoffe und hoffe Glaube und hoffe, Glaube und hoffe Glaube und hoffe, ] L. V. BEETHOVEN. 278. TO HERR ARTARIA,--VIENNA. Oct. 1, 1819. MOST EXCELLENT AND MOST VIRTUOUS OF VIRTUOSI, AND NO HUMBUG! While informing you of all sorts of things from which we hope you will draw the best conclusions, we request you to send us six (say 6) copies of the Sonata in B flat major, and also six copies of the variations on the Scotch songs, as the author's right. We beg you to forward them to Steiner, in Pater Noster Gaessel, whence they will be sent to us with some other things. In the hope that you are conducting yourself with all due propriety and decorum, we are your, &c., B----. 279. A SKETCH WRITTEN BY BEETHOVEN,-- Corrected by Artaria's Bookkeeper, Wuister. 1819. Having heard from Herr B. that Y.R. Highness [the Archduke Rudolph] has written a most masterly work, we wish to be the first to have the great honor of publishing Y.R. Highness's composition, that the world may become acquainted with the admirable talents of so illustrious a Prince. We trust Y. Royal Highness will comply with our respectful solicitation. FALSTAFF--[1] _Ragged Rascal!_ [Footnote 1: The name Beethoven gave to Artaria's partner, Bolderini.] 280. TO ARTARIA. Moedling, Oct. 12, 1819. Pray forgive me, dear A. (?), for pla
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