sir george sinclair 2nd baronet (1 Ergebnisse)

See his entry in the Oxford DNB. It was in October of 1806 that a sixteen year-old Sinclair was arrested as a spy near Jena, and brought before Napoleon, who examined him and ordered his release. 1p, 16mo. On heavily aged, creased and worn paper with light staining above the signature, and strip torn away at bottom left. Addressed on reverse to 'The Editor of the / Mirror of Parliament.' Signed 'George Sin Clair [sic]'. He thanks him for his kindness 'in sending yesterday for a copy of the remarks which I made as to the [Prussian?] loan'. He will now trouble him 'with a report of what I said last night in the debate on the Reform Bill - & shd. be obliged by your [furnishing?] me with six or eight copies for my constituents.' See Image.