Windsor, 10th Jan. 1816.
SIR,
I have received your letter of the 5th January. I informed you I was acquainted with the existing difficulty to your remuneration being obtained, namely—the difficulty of the Secretary of State to find a situation for you. This you do not seem to give credit to; but this I believe, and was convinced from the beginning, that to reward was the intention of Lord Sidmouth or he would not have said so. I shall again mention your name to his Lordship, and should have sent your letter to him, but that I thought the last part of it looked so like a threat, that I conceived it might do you an injury.
I remain, with esteem, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
MONTROSE.
Capt. Raynes.
This is from Raynes (1817, p.173)
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