The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

Hie Ones the Duke of Newest*
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Versa, Jan. 8,1855. 84
11.1 s MT LORD,— Highness Omer Pick has requested me
to write to your Lordship to return his best thanks for the At
in
services mauled to his army by Major Bent, of the Royal
regimens, sad the detachment of flappers under his
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*ommand. fTd
His Highness dans@ me to swiss his regret at the losses rit
which han bees sustained by this small detachment, who, ft
under the Cranks of Major Beat, hen well sustained so
the character of the British array. se
SO
His Highness has already espresso& to your Lordship his u
regret at the less of Lieutenant Burke, of the Royal et
m Bushen, who his Highness sonsiden So have bee, as 1)
nicer of muds =wit.

His Highness desires me to inform your Lordship that :Z.
he has done himself the honour to write to the Turkish et.
Ambassador at the Court of St. James's, expressing the ra
desire of his Majesty the Sultan that Private Andrew gt.
Anderson, of the Royal Sappers and Miners, may receive
and wear the deeoratioa of the 4th elan of the order of
Medjidie, is osnunoration of hie gallantry in recovering
the
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tho body of Lisateaant Burke, attar he was killed at the Z.
pesetas of the Danube, on the 12th of July last. la the et.
meantime he has presented Private Ambition with the r
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decoration, and trusts your Lordship will allow him to Ist
wear it until the troutmends of her Majesty may be received.
His Higness farther desires me to 'sprees to your Lord- $e
ship his entire approbation of the =tanner is which Msjor 11l
Beat has ociaduebril his drain. et.

Hs &sires no to Worn your Lordship that this seen
showed great energy is hie andeaveers to rotor &listria

Wove Zs siege w;; raised; that he subsequently showed Ha
Crest gallantry at the passage of the Danube, when he was IT
the first to lead es the left bank, sad covered the landing te
of the Teritish troops with a demeimmat of riflemen. who
maintained their pound under a very heavy Are, wail the 85
disembarkation of the supports was dieted. at.
Major Bent sad his flappers were subsequently of great so
service in *revise up the lite de pont at Georgsvo, and 13
to the oonatradion of the bridge mom the Danube.
61

His Highness desires to take-thls opportunity of express. tr
lag to your Lordship his high seam of*. services rendered 54
by Lieutenant Glyn, R.N., sad H. 8. H. Prime Ernest of it
laze Leiniegen, with the detachment of sailors of her lfso
Majesty's fleet under their command, is the mostruction of st.
the bridge across the Danube. 16
His Highness considers that the sumo of the construe
Lion of this bridge is in great measure attributaMe to their it. 1
well-plaaaed dispositions, whieh, although szecuted with C
limited swans, proved folly effective to resist the storms and is
strong currents of the Danube.
So
He desires me to say that he is folly satisfied with the to
seal sad indefatigable energy of this detachment of her 114
Majesty's fleet under the able direction of Lieutenant Glyn, 10
whom he considers a very promising officer, and entirely
worthy of the madame of your Lordship.
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His Highness desires me to add, that it would be very
gratifying to him if her Majesty could is was way reward
these officers for the able services they have rendered to the at

Ottoman way and the mum elms.
I have, Re.,
(841•0 J. L L SIMMONS,
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Field-NA/dal Lord Raglan, 0.C.8, de.

By the QUEEN.

VICTORIA R.

Whams imilmatiles has bean received that certain acts
of a highly teseansuble nature have best, or are about lobe
done or attempt" by certain British subjects adhering to the rt:
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or Tackling, Arms, and Ammunition, for such Ship, or 10
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tying on War agsiut Hu /dainty:: now Her ifsjesty,lsy this R.
i.
Her Royal Proslamatioe, dotb wars all such proem en-
gaging in say such treasonable designs or attempts as atom
said, or otherwise &dhotis, to, assisting, aiding, or abetting,
the Queen's Enemies. that they will be liable to ha appro.
bonded sad dealt with as Traitor', sad will be proceeded
spinet with the utmost rigour of the Law.
Given at our Court, at Windsor, this eighth day of
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eight hundred sad fifty-five, and in the eighteenth
year of Our Beigs.
GOD rare the QUEEN.

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