Copy of extract of Lieutenant Colonel William Paterson's public letter, ca October 1807 (Series 40.083) - No. 0001

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untill his Company arrives, which may be hourly expected and is to remain on Lt. Col. Paterson's leave of absence untill further Orders. 

 

(Extract)                   (No.. 4)

     "Captn Kemp having requested to be relieved I have from that Officer having been now upwards of Three Years on this detached Duty, acquiesced in his wishes, and have to beg a Captain may be sent in his Room as soon as the Service will admit of it."

 

Sydney 10th October 1807

Sir

     I had the honor of an intimation from Your Excellency's Secretary this morning enclosing the Copy of a Letter from Captain Kemp of the Corps under my

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