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Kew 2d. May 1801.
The King is so pleasid with the Note He has received from Mr. Yorke accompanying the Warrants for holding Court Martials, and the others, that He cannot help expressing his feelings on the Occasion; He has even had a most Sincere regard for the family of Yorke and the uniform conduct of His Secretary at War has made him long wish to see him in Office; Colonel
