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properes & for this this negotiation. As in the case of war I depend upon your courage and skill, So I now depend upon yr affection, zele, and capacity, to extricate yr self, me, my brave army, and my dearly beloved subjects out of the misery and slavery they grown under I am dear William, your loving father George R. I hear wh great concern, yr legg is not well, and yr health not of the best. Pray take care of a life that is both so dear, and so necessary to me, and when you have settled every thing, come to a father that esteem's and loves you dearly. Take care in yr negociation about [[unclear]] , and that there may be no tricks play'd either to my army, or the Troops of my Allies.
