The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-13 00:00:00

To ;Olin t.A.c,,X,ELI4 of MiilAcM, tsq. M. P.
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LATE COLONEL OF THE TIPPERARY MILITIA.

SIR, •
.1111 E OfUeis 'of theripperary Regiment eagerly
seize the first opportunity afforded them, by your
Son's (their ',present. Colonel) absence, to exncess
their sincere -ieabretiat your resignation of the Own-
/nand of tliatßegiment, which, during a long series
of years, you discharged in a manner equally honour-
able -to, yourself and gratifying to them.' Their great-
est2-:their only conSolatien for their present loss is
in refleeting on the xv ell-tried merits of your Sue-
cesser, who, durrno- the space of eleven years, had
been ydiar Sec One it Command ;- from him they
have no doubt Of experiencing the same warm
friendship: and kind- attention which invariably
marked yew-every a&ion : your orders were such
that they 'generally excited emulation ; but never
discontent ; they were always expressed in terms,.
and conveyed with manners, denoting the highest
polish of urbanity.
In:thus taking leave of you, they request permis-
sion to preSent you With a SILVER CUP, value One
Hiindred Guineas, with the following inscription,
and they beg you- will accept of it as a Token of
their Esteem and Gratitude.
`I have the honour to be, Sir,
For myself and Brother Officers,
Your mostlaithful and obedient Servant;
BENJ. WIIITE.
Major Tip.
INSCRIPTION FOR THE CUP.

TO
•
WI-IN BAGWELL, Esq.. of Mar'field, M. P.
Late Colonel. of the Tipperary Regiment,
) ' WhoSo easy and conciliating
.Manners,
During a continuance of Twelve Years,
Endeared the Allettion of every Officer
Who had. the Honbur to serve under him,
This (up, sacred to social Friendship
Amid military 1-lopour, is presented,
Jay
. The Officers of the Tipperary Militia.
Anno Dotnini.iBos.

TO MAJOR WHITE, AND s THE OFFICERS OF THE

TIPPERARY. REGIMENT. OF

Your: Address, which I have this day been ho-
noured with, affords me 'the most heartfelt gratifiCa-
tion-Dutlng the number of years I had the hap-
piness of.servink with you; the duties of Officers and
Gentlemen, on all military services; were perform-
ed with alieerfulness, alacrity, and precision ; and .
at all other times we associated as one family, linked
to each other „in the 'most cordiallriendship. You
have therefore, far over:-rated my services 5 what-
ever merit was Attributable to them was derived from
yOurselves; as your condud has an indisputable claim
to my attention and regards. I most sincerely thank
you for 'the handsome manner in which you have
expressed your regret at my resignation ; be assured
I participated with you in my feelings' on that occa-
sion, and that nothing but the total impOssibility,
consistent with my other avocations, of discharging
my duty to the Regiment should have induced me
to relinquish a situation so, truly honourable, arid
your society, which I so highly value.
Your kind aricl-fiattering expressions respeding
mw SucceSSor, add, if possible;: to my Obligations to
you ; as to him I shall only say that hOwe‘ier dear,
dud nearly couneaed as.he' is to me, no , considera-
tion should have induced me to resign in his favotir
were I not perfedily convinced- that the same 'senti-
ments of atfedion and regard towards you all, and
the most perfed . zeal and interest for the wellthre
and prosperity of the Regiment, would aduate_his
condliet and exertions as did my own 3 and that to.
merit your confidence and co-operation, for the goOd
Of the Service, will, be his highest ambition and prin-
cipal object of his command.
With'gratitude I accept yourifiestimable Present;
and trust I shall not be considered ostentatious ' in
placing it in the most aonspiCuous situation, as I hold
it a most praise-worthy pride to boaSt of having re-
ceived from Officers with whom I long served and.
happily associated so highly honourable-a testimony
of their approbation and' regard. ,
1 hike the honour to be,
With most 'sincere regard and respett,
Your faithful and affectionate humble. Servant,
JOHN BAGWELL.

Accounts'from India; by the Overland Dispatches,
to the 15th September, state, that HEIINAUT, the
Chelati of HOLKAR, had retired from the service of
that Chief in disgust, in consequence of HOLKAR.be-
mg unable to give him a Jaghiu in the Doab, the
scondition under which HERNAUT had raised a con-
. siderable corps of cavalry: The stipulated sums, for
the payment of theSe troops, were likewise with-
held and, after Various aels of mutiny and plunder,
which infeEtcd the rest of HOLKAR'S army, they have
returned to their respeslive homes.
in Malwa,-the different ChiefS have, with few
.
exceptions, made otertures of friendship to the Bri-
_iish Government, and have disbanded, the troops
which they • had , assembled under HoLkAtt's influ-
ence. They have likewise prOhibited, in. their dis-
, trips, the recruiting fOr that Prince, which had been
secretly carried on.,
Letters frOm Bombay state, that SqLNDEA has lost
the -conhdence: of some of his partizans, who are
daily withdraWing their 'troops, and dispersing through
the Country,.
A body of the enemy's cavaliy, which had com-.
mitred greatseXcesses (in the neighbourhood. of Agra,
has been attacked by the natives, and, for the greater
part, put to the sword. The natives, after repeated
injuries and insults, formed an ambuscade in -a defile
through which the•plunderers were to pass, and at-
tacked them with all the ferocity Which a strong
sense of injuries can be supposed to inspire.. .
A considerable number of gun-boats have been
stationed iu Cambray, to Proteti that gulph from the
visits of numerous pirates who have lately int:::st-
ed it.

The Fencible Corps, Portuguese Militia, Artillery,
&c. at' Surat, have been conSiderably [augmented,
and the place put in the best possible state of de-;•
fence. .
...On VridaY se'nniOt, at a f'l3-111-'-house in the parish
of St. Dogmeil's Pcnihrokeshre, a quarrel respe4ticg
a young woman took place? between John Owens,
Master of a trading vessel from Cardigan, and
Ju-
shun Lewis, J fanner; blows followed, and ,Levc,is.
was cut ancl.ounded with a knife, by Owen, in Ax.
different parts' of his body, and is since'dcad.