Star.
London, England, 1827-12-06 00:00:00

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DICOMIS S.
Mr Loas—His Majesty's Government being most desirous to
effect every practicable reduction in these branches of the public
expenditure where it may be found consistent with the honour and
safety of the country, I have the King's commands to acquaint
your ---,that it Is intended to release from their present military
engagements all Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry in these districts
where it has been found, froM the experience of the last ten years,
they have been very seldom or never called upon to act in ald of
the Civil Power, and where there appears no reason to apprehend,
under any probable circumstances, the recurrence of airy fledw
sky; in time of peace, to call for their services.
I am, therefore, to request your --to acquaint the Command-
ant and Officers of the
In the county of that no allowances will he issued
for their maintenance attar the 24th instant.
I am further commanded by his Majesty to desire, t►at your
will assure the Commanding Olicer, and through him, the

ComesisaiTted and Non-commissioned ()Seers and Privates of
eagls Corps, that his Majesty Is deeply sensible of the zeal and
patriotism unifortnly displayed by these highly respectable bodies..
from the time of their services being fire called into action, under
the Pressure of the war down to the present moment, whenever
their servicet•bave been required ; and it is bis Majesty's pleasure,
u a mark of his Royal approbition, that the (Miters of every
Yeomanry Corps now subsisting, should retain the rank and Ito-
sours belonging to their respective Commissions.
I have the honour to be, my Lord,
Year most obedient bumble tenant, • I
(9lised)
Him Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of
THE POLICE.

COPT 01 A LIMPER TO TIM RIGHT nottelllitue :Hz
LORD lIATO/te
Wannsai.t., Damns/sea 4.
• lir Le s—.l km le tequila your Lordship's attention to a
subject connected with the character of the Police of the Mr
tropolls, and therefore on of general importance.
Your Lordship is aware that it has for souse days past been ge-
nerally and confidently stated, that alter a robbery of pal mag-
nitude of property belonging to the Warwick sank, the property
so lost has been recovered through the agency of a Police Officer,
who is charged with being guilty of compounding a felony.
From the inquities which I have hitherto beau enabled to make'
it does not appear that there is any foundation for such a charge, as
applied to the Police Officers attached to any of the establishments
in Westminster. But conceiving it to be of the-mmost importance
that it should not pass unnoticed, and that if the charge is true the
guilty party should be brought tro justice, I have directed a letter to
be addressed to the Magistrates of the several Police Officesolisalr-
tog them immediately to make further and strict inquiry late the
conduct of their officers with reference to mach lotilittatkelmul to
repents) me the result of their inquiry.
I would able beg leave to suggest to your Lordship the eve-
Jitney of dlrecting that a similar inquiry should he 'twinned with
regard to the conduct of the Officers of the Police of the City of
London, If such a measure has not bees already adopted. And V,
oat such inquiry, it should he proved that any Pollee Officer has
been Insplicared, directly or Indirectly, in the transaction above
alluded to, I have to request that your Lordship will make known
to me the circumstances of the ale, that proper measures may be
taken against the offender. I haw*, Ste.
• (Signed) L A NSDO WN.
COPT OT A CiIICCII.Mt LETTS& TO Tilt LIAGIIITRATILS OS
Tin Orifithal. FOLIC!' -o/picsa.
WIUTZNALL, Dn. 4.

Gtsruntsr—at statement, as you ate aware, has teen fee some
days past g.osrdy sod eenfideutly made, that after a robbery of
great =ignited( of property Waiving to thy Warwick Beek, the
property so lost has been reargued through tbsi agency of a Pollee
Officer, whe la (barged wick liehrg guilty of compounding a felony.
From the inquiries width Lord Lanedowa tarbitherto *ea en.
awed to maks, it does Dot appear,thst there is any fouseariosi for
loch a charge, u applied to the 01Imn of any of the Police Odium.
Bet coneeking it to he of the utmost importance that each a state-
ment should not pan ustroticed, and that if the charge is true the
guilty party should be fraught to jusilee, his Lordship desires that
you will inunaliately Drake a strict inquiry into the conduct of your
Officers with reference to smith imputation, and that you will re-
port the multi:if your lagairy to wafer his lArchhip'd informatics.
1 am, Sm.