Star.
London, England, 1809-02-17 00:00:00

has no objection to wiite to Mr. Pitt respecting the applk-atlo4
Sir Horace Mann hai mad;; in ha favour.
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" Sunday, Jul;, 1804."
SITRA.CT 01 SIX 11. !4ANN.3 LETTYII TO ROBIL/LT KtNNIT, 18,
NIGORZ-YLACS, LAM/Mtn:
" NI: rsate, July 22, 1804.
" I shall rejoice sincerely at ran- SUM :SS, if it can be an object
to obtain such a situazimi iri such a ciiinate. The channel you
mention may be more dacacioits than my interest, which, how-
ever. I shall strenuoualy rea,2,v, if you 3tlll see a prospect of suc-
cess."

COLONEL T.% T!.UR •f 0 MR. KENNET.
" SIR-I be leave to aelmowledge the receipt of yew. let-
ter, yesterday, whieh I have laid before his Royal highness
the Duke of fork, and have to request you se4call on 'SIT.
Greenwood, o••t Wednesday neat, at two o'clock, hts Royal High-
ness having desired him to contr.:us:it:ate on the stkect of your
letter.—thitlands, July 16, 1M0.1."

Litt:TENANT cotoNEt, TAILOR TO MR. R.
" Lieutenant ColonelTayLA presents ermipliments to M'. Ker-
net, awl begs to inform him, that having called upon Mr. Pitt's
Private Secretary, he has been pr.iriisetl that his aprlization win
be consiat red, and the result sent as sun as possible, whichlh,ll
be forwarded to Mr.Kennet.
" Horse Guards, Thursday morning."
Tux SAME TO -mtz:
41 Lie utenant Colonel Taylorpre .•• Its cempliments tel Mr. Ken-
net, is desired by the Duke of York to transmit to Mr. K. a ccpy
of a letter sent by Mr. Pitt, in answer to the application made for
the collectorship,of the Customs at Surinam, which answe. his
Royal Highness regrets is not conformable to his wishes. It
would has e been sent c.n.lier, had he not been absent from the
Horse Guards for c considerable time after the receipt of

COPY OP A LET rKR PROM w. D. ADAMS, ZSQ. PRIVATE SECRETA-
RY TO MR. PI IT, TO COLONEL TAYLOR.
"MY DEAR SIR-1 had not time, until uow, to state to you
the result of the application made by his Royal Highness, as to
the Collectorship of Surinam. lam directed to acquaint you, that
d:airous as Mr. Pitt ever is to c•sniply with his Royal Highness's
commansl, he is sorry that on this occasion he has it nut in his
power to do so, in consequeuce of prior engagtancuts upon the
same subject."
The next paper which was read, was a statement
of appointments that had resulted from the surrender
of the Colony of Surinam, which doe ament was found
amongst Kennet's papers.

The next letter •read was one written by
CIIARLASLNG, ESQ. TO Aug. 30.

" SIX-I am sure Mr. Pitt would :.ave been very happy to
attend to your requeit as to Kennet ; but I know that upon the
application of the Duke of York, he was informed it was dis-
posed of Having received another letter on behali of the same
p..rson, I have to state, that I do not find there is such an office
as Assihtant-Commissary or Agent for Priyaners in the 'West-
Indies, in the appointment of the TreaAiry ; In consequence of
Mr. Glasstock, Commissary-General, having it in his power to
recommend such as he thinks fit for it, for the former of these
situations; and the latter, as I apprehend, being under the ap-
pointmeat of the Transport Board."

LETTER FROM ROBERT RENNET TO MR. cattNwoon.
" Mr. R. Kennet will be obliged to Mr. Greenwood for Mr.
Adam's address, ip Scotland; and will be next obliged to know
when he is expected to return."