| Description | Crooms Hill, regrets he was unable to see his Lordship when he called, sets forth the persecution and malevolence to which he has been subjected, expresses his mortification that Colonel Fanning's and some other regiments had been put upon the British Establishment, and his had been passed over
Enclosure, Welbore Ellis to Sir Guy Carleton, 20 Mar 1782, Whitehall, states that His Majesty's orders for Brigadier General Browne to come to England were positive and peremptory, and did not allow him to wait for leave from the Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces in America, neither was it the King's intention that he should be deprived of those emoluments of which he was in possession as a military officer |