...been thought advisable to afford any assistance from this country towards carrying it into effect. I am, with great truth and regard, Sir, Your most obedient humble servant, (Signed) GRENVILLE. Robert Listen, Esq. £sY. &c. &c. True copy of the original letter, blanks being...

...of which you will give me the earliest intelligence, and there wait his majesty's further. orders. I am, With great truth and regard, Sir, Your most obedient humble servant, (Signed) Hawkesbury. To Francis Moore, esq. Proclamation of the Council of War Of the Swiss League...

...Switzerland, of which you will give me tEe earliest intelligence, and there wait his majesty's further orders. I am, With great truth and regard, Sir, Your most obedient humble servant, (Signed) Hawkesbury. To Francis Moore, esq. Proclamation of the Council of War , of the Swiss League...

...Switzerland, of which you ill give me the eariiest intelli:nce, and there wait his majesty's orders. 1 am, With great truth and regard, Sir, Your most obedient humble servant, (Signed) Hawkcsbury. b Francis Moore, esq. *roclamat'nn of the Council of War if the Su'iis League...

...themselves with duty and aficction t» the king, they will not fail to receive his majesty's protection. I am with great truth and regard, sir, Your most obedient humble servant, No. LXVI. LETTER OF GENERAL STRODE TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT, CONCERNING THE LANDING OF THUROT PAGE 63....

...themselves with duty and affection to the king, they will not fail to receive his majesty's protection. I am, with great truth and regard, sir, your most obedient humble servant, Bedford. This first manifestation of a lenient disposition towards Irish catholics, was grounded on...

...the marks of civility and attention which Mr. Cumberland has received since his arrival in Madrid. " I am, with great truth and regard, " Sir, " Your most obedient " Humble servant, (Signed) " HILLSBOROUGH." Whether the failure of Cumberland's ncgociation was to be attributed to himself,...

...the marks of civility and attention which Mr. Cumberland has received since his arrival in Madrid. " I am, with great truth and regard, " Sir, " Your most obedient " Humble servant, (Signed) " HILLSBOROUGH." . Whether the failure of Cumberland's negociation was to be attributed to...

...not tell you, that it is my fixed principle that no country in any moment can be advantaged by them. I am, with great truth and regard, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, SHELBURNE. Richard Oswald, Esq. In speaking farther of the ministry's opinion of the great service...

...corrected ; and which might be done without any prejudice arising to either of the parties from the delay. I am, with great truth and regard, sir, your most obedient humble servant, CARMARTHEN. , . i • . . • , . PS I send you enclosed a copy of the ratification — part of the...