Letter of the Earl of Nottingham to the Earl of Torrington warning him that the French fleet has passed through Gibraltar from Toulon and that Maj. Gen. Kirke lies in the Lough of Derry and Count de Solms is embarking for Ireland with 12,000 men, July 22, 1689.

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