| Description | Crown Court, hopes his Lordship will benefit by his visit to Bath, enclosed remarks are the result of his son's observations and partly communicated by a very loyal friend from North Carolina, mentions his son's departure with a flag of truce to visit his uncle, now a prisoner among the rebels
Enclosure, 15 and 17 Aug, intelligence from America, "the camp of General Washington at White Plains consists of eighteen brigades" etc, La Fayette's movements, General Mifflin's quarrel with Congress, General Lee's cause espoused by the New England troops, accusation brought by General Arnold against General Gates, his opinion with regard to Colonel Butler's plan, state and disposition of North and South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, the Jersies, New York and Connecticut
For full description see HMC 14th report available in SRO reading room |