James Blanchard D. of War Accoun[undecipherable] April [undecipherable] Sir I received your letter [undecipherable] and in answer thereto inform you that M[r] [undecipherable] Weeks late pay Master stands charged on th[undecipherable] of the Old Pay Office with a considerable sum [undecipherable] which appears to be unaccounted for by him [undecipherable] counts you say were delivered to M[r] William[undecipherable] late A[ssistan]t Paymasters and forwarded by him to [undecipherable] Masters Generals Office, examination has been [undecipherable] for them and cannot be found — Should they [undecipherable] been rendered and are still in the possession [undecipherable] Weeks on his rendering them to this Office [undecipherable] be examined and the amount thereof p[undecipherable] Credit. — I am Sir Y[undecipherable] William Simm[undecipherable]