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London January 1794 [[note]] 15th [[/note]] of the English & Combined Troops were saved, & also as many of the Inhabitants of Toulon as did choose to leave their Country were taken on Board the English Fleet which has taken its position at L'isle de Hières. Lrd Hood, & Major General Dundas gave great Praise to the Piemontese Troops under the Comand of the Chevalier de Revel & Brigadier General Richler. [[note]] Thursday 16th [[/note]] The Kg received a letter from Adolphus He was still at Dover, & No Frigate ready for him to Sail. This morning Died Mr Gibbon the Author of the Famous Book of the Rise & Fall of the Roman Empire of which the three last Chapters are reputed to be very irreligious. He was known to be void of all religious Principles, & dyed a very Painfull Death. [[note]] Saturday 18th [[/note]] I gave audience to the Bishops, to the Turkish Ambassador, & Monsieur Cercello the Neapolitain Minister. The Presentations at Court were Lrd & Ldy
