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enemy's camp five commissioners, who came from Paris to put him in arrest. On this conduct I shall make no other comment than this, it would have been more honourable in him to have quitted without making such an attempt. As the Duke of York was now ordered to join the Prince of Cobourg's army in Brabant, from a desire to be employed, I wrote to Lord Amherst, as follows; CrownPoint, near Norwich, April 6, 1793. My Lord, Permit me to intrude on your Lordship with a few lines which I should have ventured to have done sooner, if I had not been for some time past much indisposed.