MARSHAL.[664]

Directed to Lord John Drummond, Brigadier of the King’s Army and

Colonel of the Royal Scots at Dunkirk.

_Copy Printed Letter from Lord John Drummond to William Moir of

Loanmay, Esquire, Aberdeen 11th Dec._--SIR,--You will be pleased to

communicate the contents of this letter to such gentlemen of your

country as are well affected to the Prince Regent, and who retain

regard for the Earl Marshall, and assure them that what may be

necessary for effectuating the ends proposed shall be heartily supplied

by me, and I am, Sir, your most humble servant,

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