Letter of R. Coytmor to Col. E. Popham saying that the Lord Governor (Cromwell) has landed at Dublin with 35 sail, which carried 2000 foot and 1000 horse and Ireton went to sea with 77 sail for Munster. Aug. 25, 1649.

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