Journal of Captain Pausch Chief of the Hanau Artillery During the Burgoyne Camp
Journal of Captain Pausch Chief of the Hanau Artillery During the Burgoyne Camp
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22d. During the. Night of the 21st and 22d all the Hessian troops of the Third Division dropped in one by one in Holland Transports and anchored in the road -stead. To these troops, the Prince of Waldeck's Battalion, it is said, will be added. Our transport was, by this time, sup- plied with all the necessary provisions and ready to sail. With the greatest impatience we waited from hour to hour for the order to start. I went once more and for the last time, to Ports- mouth both to learn somethi...ng definite and to buy some provisions for myself. Here I met, the same morning, many Hessian officers and acquaintances, and among ihem Stude, the En- voy of Hesse-Cassel, Capt. Von Kurtzleben of the Infantry Regiment, and von Donop' who was 4. 4. P J us CITS JO URN J L. At the same hotel where I stopped, and whom I accordingly visited at his room, as I had ascer- tained he was then alone. I was received in a very friendly and hearty manner by this states- man and courtier ; and after being entertained by him for nearly a quarter of an hour, I called upon our bankers, Taylor and Guitton, for the purpose of hearing the news and of bidding them farewell; for I knew now, to a certainty, through the English Quarter- Master General of our fleet (an officer of the Marines), that we would surely sail in a few days with the Brunswick troops for Quebec under sealed orders.
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22d. During the. Night of the 21st and 22d all the Hessian troops of the Third Division dropped in one by one in Holland Transports and anchored in the road -stead. To these troops, the Prince of Waldeck's Battalion, it is said, will be added. Our transport was, by this time, sup- plied with all the necessary provisions and ready to sail. With the greatest impatience we waited from hour to hour for the order to start. I went once more and for the last time, to Ports- mouth both to learn somethi...ng definite and to buy some provisions for myself. Here I met, the same morning, many Hessian officers and acquaintances, and among ihem Stude, the En- voy of Hesse-Cassel, Capt. Von Kurtzleben of the Infantry Regiment, and von Donop' who was 4. 4. P J us CITS JO URN J L. At the same hotel where I stopped, and whom I accordingly visited at his room, as I had ascer- tained he was then alone. I was received in a very friendly and hearty manner by this states- man and courtier ; and after being entertained by him for nearly a quarter of an hour, I called upon our bankers, Taylor and Guitton, for the purpose of hearing the news and of bidding them farewell; for I knew now, to a certainty, through the English Quarter- Master General of our fleet (an officer of the Marines), that we would surely sail in a few days with the Brunswick troops for Quebec under sealed orders.
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