Intercepted letter of Col. E. Wilson, King's courier, to his wife in France enclosing a certificate signed by Teige Sullivane, parish priest, and four others of Berehaven that the French frigate "La Bayonese" was wrecked in a storm and all on board lost save 31 Irish gentlemen and officers. Limerick, Nov. 11, 1690.

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