Drafts of two letters of Lord Carlisle to Lord Hillsborough, concerning the army, the Commander in Chief, Lt. Gen. Sir J. Irwin and the question of accepting the eventual services of the Volunteer Corps. Dublin Castle, Aug. 18, Sept. 8, 1781.

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