'Can Sir John Ligonier (the commander-in-chief) allow His Majesty to remain unacquainted with the merit of that officer, and can he see such a mark of displeasure without endeavouring to soften or clear the matter up a little?

Pitt and Ligonier heartily approved.

Ligonier went back a second time to no purpose.

The Colonel sent two expresses, one to Wade, and another to Ligonier at Preston; but the latter was playing at whist with Lord Harrington at Petersham.

The rebels are reckoned up at thirteen thousand; Wade marches with about twelve; but if they come southward, the other army will probably be to fight them; the Duke is to command it, and sets out next week with another brigade of Guards, the Ligonier under him.

In the heat of the battle, the Prince, finding thirty-six squadrons of French coming down upon our army, sent Ligonier to order our thirty-two squadrons, under Lord George, to advance.

Ligonier had but just delivered his message, when Fitzroy came with his.

This was in writing from Lord Holdernessebut Lord Ligonier in words was more squab"If he wanted a Court-Martial, he might go seek it in Germany."

The "General on Horseback," in our National Gallery, (Ligonier,) a fine picture, is in no small degree hurt by the absence of a little greyer tone in the part of the sky about the head.

From Goshen our route was through Benton and Ligonier, arriving at Kendallville at exactly eight o'clock.