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London, England, 1815-02-25 00:00:00

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MAL 1111 ObACE Tin DOICZ'OP WILLINOTON, &C.
London, 15th February, ISIS.
The personal and ;written applications respesting Claims to
Prise Money for Public Property eaptered in Portugal, Spain,'
and Prince, have become so annseroos as to (Kudos troth
trouble and irspence, and as this, esigniries are daily increasing,
Pubic Nodee to all concerned, is given,
• That ob groat big as yet bees nude for the value of the rap-
tures above alinded to.

That it is quite unnecessary fee tb bullelduah Interested to
apply to the Prise Aseiste to hive their manses included, tee the
•Heade of the essiecthe Dopeetsseats, mad Cemansandles Oilcan
el Carps will nadir Lists Inelodies the Names of all Persons
nodded to shame. and

That public Nodee will be even In the London Gazette, and
In the Neorepapers, in England, Scotland, and Ireland, of the
time at which the Payments will be wade, which cannot be for
ticossiderable dine to cane. ARCH. CAMPBELL.
Na 18, Suffolk-stroet,

Ma. Enrroa--Referring to the proceedings en a
recent trial, I have to request that yon will men in
your Paper the following letters:
1 am, Sir, )oar's, &c. CHARLES MILNER.
Gordon's Hotel, Albemarlootnet, Feb. 9, 191 S.
Sta—ln of the comments, which, in the course
of the recen=savecere made upon my evidence, I have to re.
queer that you will lay before his Royal Highness the Comman-
do' In Chief, my humble solicitation, that he win be pleased to
allow me the eariketa7Fity, by enquiry or in such other
as manner his Royal H asq deem most expedient, of jus-
tifying my conduit of twig the imputation which those
comments 'recalculated to Is upon me.
For the purpose of ambit t( his Royal Highness to judge of the
ground upon which I prefer this request, I will shortly state the
subject and eaten of my Mama
I was examined by 81r leis Murray as to the haste with
which the dispatches on the 14th of June, 1813, were sent of,
and to prove that there was not Widest time to have them
espied.
I stated, in answer to the questiod put to hte, that while I was
copying the dispatch, 81r John Murray took it from me, saying
there was not tithe to copy it.
Ia the cross-ezamination, the dispatch sent by Sir John
Mur-
to Lord Wellington was handed to me, and I was asked
whether the body of it was not in my hand writing ? implying
(as it appears by the subsequent comment made by the pr, weett-
toe upon my testimony) that that dispatch was itself a copy taken
by we, and that I had therefore contradicted myself. 1 told the
Court distinctly that it was most certainly my hand-writing,
having been transcribed by me from the letters written by Sir
John Murray himself; k was therefore a duplicate original, and
sent as such to the Duke of Wellington (as was the former either
to Lord Bathurst or yourself), and I was in the act of making a
copy into the letter-book from one of these originals, when Sir
John Murray took it from me, before I had copied many lines
of the letter, with the expressions above stated. Having explained
this to the Court at the time, and stated distinctly than, by
" copy," I meant that which is entered in the letter-book, could
Willy have suspected that my evidence afterwards would have
ben exposed to such misconstruction. I trust this statement
will fully satisfy his Royal Highness of the consistency of my
answer before the Court, as it must be obvious that when speak-
ing of the hurry, 1 alluded to that which, is official language, is
always understood to be the copy of a dispatch, viz. that which
was co be preserved by Sir John Murray, as his record, and en-
' toed in his letter-book: and every man in the least acquainted
with public business would so underitand it. That the Court
already understood me, I am perfectly satisfied, from the assur-
ances of an my friends who were present at the time; and tita,
the substance of the iransectioo was precisely as represented by
me, will api ear from the proceedings ; in which k wall alio ap
pear, that I there stated, that by " copy" I meant that which i.
entered into the letter book.

With respect to the other part of Adatiral Hallowelrs corn
meats, I have the most sample means of proving that the last im-
putation to width 1 emir Jest', be subject, is that of having
shown any eagerness to diodes, vesspprrssr which ame to my
sus hi the intercourse of my oscWsuation on board the
Malta; that which I did menden, was in consequence of 4 sues.
doe, that, as a witness, I was obliged to answer.
You will neutrally suppose that I am most anxious personally,
and for the honour of the profession to which I belong, to have
an opportunity of repelling, in tie same public manner in which
they have bets given to the world, the insinsuitun thrown ou:
open the subject of my evidence, and I, therefore, again solicit
year laying my humble application before his Royal Flightless,
for that purpose.-1 have the honour to be, year obedient humble
asivszt, (Signed) CZARS.** MILN
Captain ads Light Dragoons.
To Sir Henry Tarries, K. C. B. Ike. Herbs Guards.
Horse Guards, Feb. 10,1015.
Sta—Havirg laid before the Commander in Chief your letter
of the Ods inst. I have it in command to acquaint you, that
=Highness would willingly give attention to a request, hi
your private feelings may be 'evolved, but the matter
*high yes refer to Ids Royal Highness's consideration, not being
alubject upon which he Geoid, with any propriety, Institute an
enquiry, hie Royal Highness can only assure you, that the expla
Nadas which yes have afforded of your evidence is quite sets-
factory to I have **honour to be, Sir, your obedient
beasbht servant, (Sighed) H. Tosses.
Cereals Milker, Ina Despots, Gordon's Had,

The 211th, 52d, 71st, 79th, and 91st Regiments,
together with some Artillery, and detachments for
corps stAtioned in Canada, haver been detained for
some time past at Cork by contrary winds.
The Cumberland and Shropshire Regiments of
Militia arrived last week, the tormer at Whitehaven,
and the latter at Shrewsbury ; and their respective
counties seemed to recognize the happy return of
their native soldiers, having returned to their dims.
bod/ing quarters..
• 'Die 1 lth Light Dragoons from Canterbury, being
replaced by the 10th Hussars from Sussex, are re.
moved to Leal and-Remsgete Barracki.
The 2d Battalion of the -91 h. root marched on
Tuesday last !rein Canterbury for anthem Barracks,
to do duty in the Dock-yard $ and the detachments
proceeding to join their regiments in India, wets
expected to hiok completed their embarkation from
Wednesday.
64,th and 86th Regiments em.
Military Canal, on Thursday
the Isle of Wight. Part of
now occupied by the Ilth
the Depots oft he Bth and 85th
the 59th Regiment are daily
at Ramsgate, from Irebtad,
will occupy the barracks of

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.150 men and Officers of the
marched from Chatham Barracks to
to join the lit Battalion in
on ~ detachments of the 19th,
Regiments, and an Tuesday morning
--` the fiath and 66th Regiments,
from Chatham

kois,APII Hai, Colonel ROUSTS, and Mr.
Tsilatansi. left tam yesterday on a tour
ththeY,Cootinent.
r boa the wins foe Cambridge, to On the
Casiiptime aisbViula. of lib Mord sod Mastrele.

clialltam on WednestiaY.
The Depots of the .64a
baited on the Royal M:
list, on their rent, for
SAltWopd liktrpelai ire
Ligl# JPragdoss, titi the
RevniOts.
'AI Battalkiek-Ofib
espiatted to disembark a
+tad it Nsupposedthey
aiit: bard.
• Oa Saturday, about 1
534 Regiment, lambed
Gravesend, to estberk
India I alsO on Monday'
24th, and 67th Regiment
.other'detasihasents of tla
for the sale' pivot,. fro