Captain Younge

of Colonel Ligoniers Dragoons

Greife : lachville Berrick on Freed

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must have I am extremely obliged to you for your letter tho wrote English, been, to Judge of it な its petiteness, to translated from the French, you know enough of the to remember that I am not given to compliments, so that I must content myself a place in your thoughts, in telling you that I am greatly pleasing in stile having that I most heartily Congratulate you on your Escape in that fatal day to this Country; who has been to blame time must shows, the General

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is suspected of want of Conduct, those nearest to him in Commun net entirely cleared as yet in the minds the minds of people, but all agree in the Scandalous, and base behavious of the Private men, and at the same home do justice to the Courage and resolation their officers after they were abandand into thamefule a manner. The whole affair wired into and if any are. They will be punished, but that will be but poor Satisfaction. The letter you write por Edinburgh never and that to wright most

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never reachd. table met with the same

Jate Pratches, he was shot this the fort at Fontenor, and

Recte is now Captain Lieutenant and upon

the' he has snowd his leg, he has not get much use of it. Jocelyn is well and at Dartford excemped, scame from thence on sundag pour briller a la Cour demain

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his wounds are well

Cath Sailly is just arrived from Captivity,
but his beauty rather decrcard, the rest of your friends
go, on as usual, but we have many new faces among us
Jince Furniz gathering was your trade. The attention.
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of every body is entirely upon the North, and we wait.
great impatience to see the Effect the arrival
of Marshal wade it in that County will have
upon the rebels; by their not having get march'd
southward it seems as if they had laid the thought of
it aside, some go so far as to imagine that they

wite schise cowards the Highlandy upon his approact without venturing a battle, but I think as their force is non equal to what ever they can hope hereafter to draw together that they will engage him at all events, and it theez Rould have success God knows what the Consignence would be trance would not then belag a moment the thaking a diversion in some part of England, their Coast is crowded with hoops, and there are now above "forty sail of male repels, which may designed for The Hense of Commcons sake yesterdag till seven o'clock, Mor Hume Campbell and Mr Pitt moved for enquiring immediately into the

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