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we are Sorrey for our Losses in Canady, but we hope in the end, it willmake us Better Solldiers, Indeed we must Expect a Little Drubbing, at first for want of Experience but if we can do torraybill this Campain, we think the Next we will flog them, ー

our Goveners gone from the Province but behaved so Verry Bad on going of[f], such as Bracking the Truce by taking Peoples Servants, that we have no Expectation of his going home on the Contrary we think he will take an Active part against the Province. of Course Your Letters would not get a Passage soon to England, if they had gone with him The Brig is Certainly to be discharged & You will be allowed 406 £ so that You may Plan some other Voyage, for her as soon as theres any Prospect of getting a Vessel out at there Present theres none,²