Copy of a further letter from Lt-Gen. Sir Henry Clinton to Sir George Rodney enclosing some intelligence [not on file] regarding the movements of the frigate 'Concorde' and an account of the state of Virginia [?].

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probably encumbered with Transports, on the Contrary it is likely that such Reinforcement as General Vaughan may think proper to send me will be embarked in Your Fleet; — a fortunate Junction of which with this Squadron may give Your excellency a decided Superiority and an Opportunity of ending the Affair in that way most gloriously. But, should a Storm, or any unforeseen Circumstance prevent that, I am persuaded that our Combined Efforts will not only render all the Enemys Attempts abortive, but insure Success to such Operations as we may afterwards undertake together, The present Situation of our Country requires more than Common Exertions; [[catchword]] and [[/catchword]]