Memoir And Official Correspondence of Gen John Stark With Notices of Several O
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The Pegasus and her convoy, on their passage, fell in with a French squadron of line-of-battle-ships, supposed to be Mons. Barras. It was apprehended that the whole, consist ing of six victuallers, and a vessel with the 40th regiment on board, had fallen into the hands of the enemy, until happily these two effected a safe arrival in our harbor.
HEADQUARTERS. Peekskill, \ September 7, 1781. J Dear Sir By a letter from General Ganesvoort, and the mayor of the city of Albany, to his excellency, Go...vernor Clinton, with a copy of which I have been honored, it appears they are apprehensive that a party of the enemy have a design to burn and destroy that city ; that they had requested of you a company of the troops under your command for its protection, which you would gladly grant, but was doubtful of doing it without my sanction.
I wish you immediately to afford the protection request ed, if the state of the troops under your command, and the safety of the other posts will admit it ; or, if not in your power to grant effectual support, you would do it as far as circumstances will allow, and give me notice, if you apprehend it necessary, what farther aid may be requisite.
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The Pegasus and her convoy, on their passage, fell in with a French squadron of line-of-battle-ships, supposed to be Mons. Barras. It was apprehended that the whole, consist ing of six victuallers, and a vessel with the 40th regiment on board, had fallen into the hands of the enemy, until happily these two effected a safe arrival in our harbor.
HEADQUARTERS. Peekskill, \ September 7, 1781. J Dear Sir By a letter from General Ganesvoort, and the mayor of the city of Albany, to his excellency, Go...vernor Clinton, with a copy of which I have been honored, it appears they are apprehensive that a party of the enemy have a design to burn and destroy that city ; that they had requested of you a company of the troops under your command for its protection, which you would gladly grant, but was doubtful of doing it without my sanction.
I wish you immediately to afford the protection request ed, if the state of the troops under your command, and the safety of the other posts will admit it ; or, if not in your power to grant effectual support, you would do it as far as circumstances will allow, and give me notice, if you apprehend it necessary, what farther aid may be requisite.
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