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ROYAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspoodenee between the lose and his present
Majesty, mud the Duke 9f York, tioreloo4
nrilitory rank of his prtorut Nkjeoty ItiCt
of Wales:—

Carlton House, July IS, ISOS.
Sit —The *object MI which I athlress you pre,wes mi. hew.
wily tin my mind, sod flatly acquires additional intwortruer
that Notwitlistaudimr Osy wish to 'swift wet• lusts(
with the disposition made by his Majesty's M 'wets, I
had it impassible to withhold or delay an explicit statement
of my Atriums, to which I would direct your most serum.
.• .

tainsuelatish.
When it was olicially communicated le Patlisissiett that
the avowed object or the enemy w4s a descetit oo no, ham-
&mita the smeseise became so obvious that the (itemise.
semen of She times required the voluntary Moder apt-m.llml
services ; Woe Parliament, in cuusequence of this rrpresen.
tation, agreed to extmordinsiy measu►es far the defence of
them realms alone, it was evident the dillefef was 001 Isr.
leered disbioos or remote. Aufmated by the same spirit
which pervaded the Nation at liege, caosciou• of the distir.
winch I owed to his Majesty and the rouNtry, I reizril the
earliest oppurtimity to express sly desire of isodreakisig Stir
reepoissibility of a milieu), command. I wittier did, nor d.i
presume on mipposed talents as entitling me to such MI up-
poitenteat. I am aware Idu not pumices the experience of
actual warfare; at the same time I t retard myth If as
totally umiealified o► ileficsent in military molter, spate I
have lung amide the service al particular study. My emir
p►etessiwss were founded on a geese of those advantage•
which my example might produce U. lIIt slate, by em iitiit
the loyal energies of the wittier, and a kawalelge of Iho e
expectations which the public- bad a right us form ■s to the
personal exertious of their Princes at a woolen like the
present. The more elevated my situation, ie sn smith tlw
efforts of twat became nem:m.lly treater, aril I cinsfins that
if duty had uut been so paraniume, a rellection on the sorts.
did achievemeuts of my predrellgere would have excited is
me the spirit of
arch recollections, the name. of the coulee in shies we am
about to engage was lame Atil/ on soy coloialorratiou, I shmiel
indeed have been devoid of every virtuoso 'teatime's if I
felt no reluctance in rtinatuieg a passive spectator of are 1.
went', which have for their object the very existence of do
British empire.

Thus wai I influenced to make my offer of crevice, sail I
did imagine that his Majesty's Abuts:ere would hare attach-
ed to it more valor; but when I find that, from some nn-
bootee esnme, my appointment seems to remain au lung us-
deternsimed ; when I feel myself exposed to the obloquy of
being regarded by the country as passing my time indif-
ferent to the wrests which meaner, sod iamosible to the
call of patrititint, mach more of (torn it thew behoves ram
to examine my rights, and to resided his Majesty. Mini-
sters that the claim which I have advances' is strictly rousti
luckiest, add justified by preeedeui ; 141141 that to she pre
sent situation of Europe, to deay my geesMaio( it, is fatal
to my owe immediate honour and the futon imams a she
Cru . •as
I cannot forget that I hare whine obligation
on me by my birds, sad that I should corrals/me as flailbs
moat in cotstribnag to the pi:serval.** of the natobig:
The time is arrived wives I may peeve myself erosible of
the duties aloe Situation, sad of eviweiwg mt dintbisno to
that Sovereign, edit% by nature as well no public worth, cum-
mends my moat affectionate attachment. _

I repsai, that 1 should be softy to etielmemim 1k Covers-
milt at any time, must particularly at welt • etimea.
firer no event in my future life mat evimpemaatt twt ter the
witafinieue of HUI participating in the heemer• sue dab re. • I
which await the brave men deitiuml M times* air harraitiag
enemy, 1 Cannot reins the raruest rewerral Or say applt-
All
which
mere '

jog the

R.

All is • more ostensible anodise thee that is
which 1 am at prevent placed; fur situated as I taw, as •
mere Culnuel of a regiment, the Majut-Geornil eaww•nd•
dig the brigade of whit* such • revision meet fine • part,
would justly expect sad r, trite the (sill grad of pn•.at-
raogrmrat and serconful enterprivi.
mounts, Sir, very docertly yeses.
(U,g•ed)
R. H. Hairy Addington, Ste. sac.
Jely INI
• A week has now elapsed since the Prime tif Wake trans
mined to Mr. Additives a letter on a .object alr the ISOM
impedance ; aweigh he cannot anticipate• refusal IN we
re...isolable • desaatid, be insist dill express name s•rptise
that a 'mamma icatior uf such a nature shook' bate n
sd se lung summer/4ra.
Whim the Pi Met or W►ka ileeired to he plated le *Whet-
tiou w►.ch aught double hint to *hew to the Owl& er ■•• g.
hod the exaniple of seal, li4.lste, and di solids to his St,-
rereign, he ealatally 14.*Eile that he we.' only &al"( his
appropriate ditty, es the first soliiret of the reales iu which
it has plasma Peovideoce Si, rtes► Ithes behave herd bora, se
be is deteneitted tar aaiat•ir ►ireatf by all those haneerabl.•
exertions which t►e exigeisers of• Ow* eriticat them pais-