Letter to Sir H. Vane from Lord Wentworth and the lords of the Council in Ireland, advising that His Majesty's Pinnace should not go so far north as Skye but come to Dumbarton firth to prevent shipping at Ayr from making an attempt in Ireland. June 6, 1639.

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