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the PRESIDENT and Council.
This Hoar have refolved unantmoufly, Mat the Honourable
Henry Haffey,Efq. he tequefted to accept of a piece of Plate, with
a (Mutat infeription of the value of Three Hundreil Guineas, as
a tefthriony of our efteern and approbation of his coodua, during
the period ha commanded the southern Regiment of Militia, fo
much to his own credit, and to the advantage of the Colony," to
which we requeft the concurrence of your Board.
Wbi J S TRUTH, Speaker, P. T.
His Honour the PRESIDENT and Council, to th,. SPEAKER

and Gentlemen of the ALfanbly
This Board concur with your Houfe in the Refolution you have
come to this day, fhat the Honoura'de Henry Halley, Lfq. be
requelted to accept a piece of Plate, with a fuitahle infeription, of
the value of 'Three Hundred Guineas, as a teftimony of our efteem
and approbation of his conduit durirg the period be commanded
the Southern Regiment of Militia, fo much to Ms own credit, and
to the advantage of the Coio•:y "
Upon the foregoing Refulutions being communicated to Mr.
Haffey by the Speaker, he returned the following at.fwer :
eta, December 4. tgoe.
I have been favoured with the Refolution oldie Houfe of Afcm.
bly of this date refpeCling my conduct as Colonel of the Southern
Regiment of Militia, and alto with their vote of a piece of plate as
a further mark of their approbation. lam impeded with fo deep
a fettle of the honour conferred upon nit, that I really want words
to exprefs my gratitude. I beg leave to offer through you my fin-
erre thanks to the Houle, and to inform the -1 that I accept the
prcfent of plate fob berally voted with every fentimcnt of refired,
and I shall preferve it with pride and exultation In remembrance
of the Colony of St. Vincent. My fiat communion in the Militia
in this ifland is dated in mei ; I ferved under leveret Civil and
Military Commanders within that period, and I flatter myfelf
gave fatisfadion to them all, until very lately, and as the Colony
has bellowed lueh very liberal marks of approbation of my con.
dudt, I regret exceedingly that I was under the neceffity of rehgn-
log my command.
I am, Sir, very refpeafully and with efteem,
Your molt obedient fervent,
HENRY HAFFEY.
To the Hon. the Speaker of the Houfe of Alfembly.
Kingltovro (St. Vincent), Dee. 4, 184.
To the Hon. HENRY HAFFI Y•

Silt•l am dire led to tranfmit rat von the Copy of a Rcfolution
of the Council which was paffed this 'day
I feel particular fatishetion, and no fmall degree of pride in
making this communication to you, knowing. that the fcntiments
of the Hoare of Affembly entirely coincide with thole of the Colin.
cil refpeeting your meritorious cunduet while Colonel of the South-
em Regiment of Militia, as I recoiled that I had Brit the honour
to appoint you to that command, and that I Wi• led to rcquiit
your acceptance of it not more in c.infequerce of your rank and for-
tune in the country, than of the very eminent fervices which you
rendered to the Colony during the whole period of the infurredion
of the Charaibs and French inbabiunts of the Wand

I am, Sir, with grcat r flied and (Aeon,
Your aloft obedient frrvant,
DREWRY OTTLEY.
ST. VINCENT.

At a Carterly Meeting of his Moiety's Council, held at King&
town, on Tuefday, the 4th of December, thoe—PreOdent, his
Honour Do [WRY Dr.rt et, Lfq Prefident; the Hon. Robert
Paul, Henry Haffcy, Robert Gordon, and Andrew Rofs,Efqrs.
On the motion of Mr. Gordon, feconded by Mr. Roll,
It was refolved unanlmoufly, That this Board, imprefed with a
proper fenfe of the zealous and aetive conduet of the Honourable
Henry Haffcy while he commanded the Southern Regiment of Mi-
litia requett him to accept their Thanks fur his pet fervice., at the
fame time, they lincerely regret that any circumftances Mould !lave
occurred to induce him to r: ago a command which he exercifed
with fo much honour to hirnfelf and advantage to the Colony.
Refolved, That this Retention be connnunicated to the Ho-
nourable Henry Haffcy by the Prefident.
SIR, _ - . December 4, rBO4

I have been favoured with your obliging letter of this day enclof-
log the Refolution of the Council, refpeeting my conduEt while I
had the honour to command the Southern Regiment of
The flattering marks of approbation which that Board has
thought fit to bestow upon my condo& u Colonel of the Southern
Regiment of Militia, have impreikd my mind with the deepeit
fenfe of gratitude. I rviiueft. of you to communicate there fend-
ments to the-Council, and to offer them my &erre thanks fur the
honour which they have conferrtd upon me. 1 ferved under the
cominifilon you honoured me with, during the three years you
commanded, without ary interruption, and with the go.atelt
tisfadlion ; and 'hall take the liberty to lay before the Board the
-rrafons which induced me to reign my comndflan—and I trult
they will be perfuadol that I aeted with propriety in fo doing.
have the honour of being,
With the greaten refpetft and efteem,
Sir, your molt obedient fervent,
HENRY HAFFEY.
To the Hon. Drewry Ottley, Prefident of the Council.
BEI.L SAVAGE, I.UDGATE HILL
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A CAL) I'IUN 10 re...1114E5.
EURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH SAUCES.

T" great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
pined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICHSSAUCES, for Fift Saxe, Stewed Bel, NOM Cidwi He 44.
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fully ezprelfed in his Catalogue, (He &iv the hieleneor ha.
induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirel)
diflerent,which are vended at many Shop+ in London, by perfon,
who go to the principal Towns hi England, Ireland, and Scotland
to fnlicit Orders of Tradefosen and Inn-keepers, who In conic
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which Is not only an Impotition, but a great difappoilitmeili
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to their
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