From George P. Wingrove to his former messmate Thomas Waters, Sr. (May 19, 1810)

To Lieut. Waters R.M.. Commandant. Ireland 
[cover marked “Rec^d this June 5^th“] 

Swiftsure May 19th 1810 

Dear Waters, 

The Money you will receive by Mr Renner is to be paid in the following Proportions.  

   Dollars 

Wm Davey Drum^r  7: 10: 0: 22 1/2 
Rich^d Riley Prive  7: 10: 0: 22 1/2 
Tho^s Talbot- Do 7: 10: 0: 22 1/2 

Chris^r Kirk- Do 8:   3: 4: 24 1/2 

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                                  30: 13: 4: 92 

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Riley owes Liley four Dollars and Rutter two if he is disposed (which I hope he is) to discharge the debts, he can give the Money to Mr Renner, who will, I dare say, have the goodness to remit it to me, at Halifax – Wishing you every degree of Happiness of which your present secluded situation is susceptible, 
I remain 

Dear Waters 
Yours most truly 
   Geo:P:Wingrove 

P.S. Kirk’s great Coat is found, but Riley had his shoes at Halifax. 

You can I should think at any time through Mr Renner transmit Cash to purchase any thing that you may want from Halifax and I shall be ready to do all I can in procuring you whatever Articles you may stand in need of  — 

Cooper claims 2 Dollars of Kirk 
There is a man on board here formerly belonging to the Tourterelle of the Name of Jenkins who has left a suit of Cloaths with a man of the Name of Madocks. Will you have the goodness to enquire against it and send it by the Indian if possible.