Letter from Charles Gould Morgan, Horse Guards, London, to Thomas Gage, 1774 September 5

Hors Guards 5th. September 1774
Sir
I take the first opportunity of
acquainting you that Mr. Cramake has transmitted
to me the Several Papers enumerated in the Schedule
herewith inclosed; which I shall forthwith communicate
to the Sollicitor of the Treasury in order to his
making the proper use of them in defending the Suit
commenced against You by Major Rogers.
Messrs: Morgan desire me to present
their best Compliments; and I have the honor to be
with much truth and regard
Sir
Your most Obedient
and most humble Servant
Charles Gould
His Excellency
2d:
&c
&c
The Honble General Gage