Letter of Col. R. Deane to Col. E. Popham, saying he will send a couple of ships to the Downs when he has sent Sir George Ayscue up to Kinsale, and that the Lord Lieut. (Cromwell) will move for Col. Blake to be Major-Gen. of the foot. Dublin Aug. 23, 1649.

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