178. To Sir Horace Mann, Sept. 6.-Landing and progress of the young Pretender. His manifestoes—435
179. To the same, Sept. 13.-Progress of the rebellion. The Duke of Newcastle's speech to the Regency—436
179a. To George Montagu, Esq., Sept. 17.— (Transcriber's note: this letter appears in the text but was omitted from the printed table of contents—438
180. To the same, Sept. 20.-Edinburgh taken by the rebelsOur strength at sea. Plan of raising regiments. Lady Orford's reception in England.—439
181. To the same, Sept. 27.-Successes of Prince Charles in Scotland—441
182. To the same, Oct. 4.-Operations against the rebels. Spirited conduct of the Archbishop of York—443
183. To the same, Oct. 11.-Death of Lady Granville—445
184. To the same, Oct. 21.-Excesses of the rebels at Edinburgh. Proceedings in Parliament—446
185. To the same, Nov. 4.-State of the rebellion. Debates respecting the new raised regiments. Ministerial changes—447
186. To the same, Nov. 15.-Disturbance about the new regiments. Advance of the rebels into England. Their desperate situation. Lord Clancarty—449