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peroissiou (that order con'veyed +%ith::ut censure ‘rehation
upon you, beyond whit you have yourself thought fit to
imply, anti disobeyed even berme any repr..,:entati& was
made against it), does not`carry less ground of condenalation
against you. A more serious reflection, however, occurs
to'the Go'vernor's mind, on
,perusing the nbove.tercus in your
letter.

Wherever you may have misused the confidential trust
posed in you as a British Officer, by counteracting any public
ordinance, which has relation to the Person upon whom you
are Attending—wherever you way have bound yourself, by
any secret pledge,-to a Person in his particular situation,
unknown to the Authority you were under, or of which you
did Dot immediately infOrm it--wherever you may hare al-
lowed-him or.any of the persons of his suite to suppose you',
could be'rendered an instrument fur any clandestine or indi-
,rect purpose whatever, it would indicate a line of action not
quite consistent with that spirit ofindepend'ence to which you
lay claim, or to that nice sense• of public dnty which an
official situation requires; and whether your uniform might
or might not be sullied, is a question which may, in such
case, be considered in a very different light to that in which
you appear desirous it should he treated,:

In conclusion, I am .directed by the Governor to acquaint
you, that he accepts, and will forward to England, the Re-
signation tendered in your letter to him of the 12th inst.,
without prejudice, however,, to any measures which the law
or dispositions of the service to, which you belong may give
rise to, fur any breach of law or regulation committed by
you, antecedent ur subiecinent to the date of your resigna-
tion being- tendered ; further, if. Napoleon Btionaparte is
willing to receive the advict',sf any tither Medical l'ersvn on
thicisland than yourself—lie wilt consent to your immediately
quitting Longwood; without
_waiting any instructions from,
his Guternment thereupon ; hut if he should not be willing
to receive any other Medical Person, it wily be proper you
should continue in your present situation until your Re-
signation has been received in England, or that some arrange-
ment can be made fur the supply of your duties. '
- I am, Sir, 'your obedient servant,
(Signed) TI-I. READE, Lieut.-Col. D.A.G.
Barry O'Meara, Esq. Longwood.

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.- •• DAY.--LOTTERY FINISHES.

TH.E-ATR‘ICAL REGISTER.
. • Performed Last
THEATRE, ROYAL, HAY3TA RI:LT.—The Green Man
Characters by Mr. Jones and Mrs. Clover. After which,
The Sleep-Walker. To- which was added, Tom Thumb.
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND.—(3d time), Jen-
, lous on all Sides: Principal Characters by Mr. Harley and
Miss Core. After which, The Blind • Boy. To- which' vats
added, The Death of Captain Coot.:.

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