Beethoven thanks Schlesinger for sending him a work by Méhul (probably the score of the opera "Valentine de Milan"). In addition he offers Schlesinger several works (opp. 123, 124 and 125 as well as quartets) and notes the desired payment in each case. He sends greetings to the violinist Schlösser (Schlösser had lived in Vienna for a short while and had then moved to Paris) and informs him that he will visit France the coming year.
