Letter of Col. R. Blake to Col. E. Popham, saying that a considerable part of the army on the way to Kinsale were forced by contrary winds into Dublin. The Scottish man and a flyboat lie ready to come forth from Kinsale, which he hopes to prevent. Off Kinsale Bay Sept. 10, 1649.

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