Scotland -- Foreign relations -- France -- Early works to 1800

[“Copy of a letter directed to the Right Honourable the Earl of Perth : Governour to the Prince: which is from the Earl of Melford, which being intercepted was delivered to the post office on Lambert Street, and communicated to the English Parliament instead of being sent to St. Germans.”] Gives an account of a design in France, for invading Great Britain with a resolve of the House of Lords of the English Parliament anent [sic] it. On the existence of a strong Jacobite party in Scotland, and of Louis XIV as still contemplating a Jacobite restoration.