The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

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SIR ROBRRT WILSON.

We inserted on !Friday last the Answer of his Royal
Highness the Commander-in Chief, to Sir Robert
%Vacua's letter of the 20th ult. demanding a Court of
Inquiry or Court Martial. We now lay before our
readers the Letter from his Royal llighness, in which
his retuoval from the Army was communicated to him,
and the above-mentioned Letter of the 20th.

No. 1.
Horse (;nerds, Sept. lb, Mil.
St a-1 have it in command from his Majesty to inform
yon, that his Majesty has no further occasion for your
services.-1 am, Sir, your's,
?rtEnenicK, Commander-in-Chief.
To Sir R. Wilson. M.P.
No. 2.—ANSWER.
Stn—The Letter of your Royal Highness, dated the
15111 of September, was delivered into my hands this
morning by his Excellency Sir Cnarles Stuart.
After the interview 1 had with Sir Herbert Taylor,
your Royal Highness's Secretary, on the morning of the
21st of August, m which 1 stated my personal desire to
meet and challenge inquiry into calumnies and misre-
presentations notoriously circulated, together with the
motives of my forbearance, until officially called upon,
from giving in my statement of the conduct I felt it my
duty to pursue on the 14th instant, when attending the
funeral procession of her late Majesty, 1 could not but
be greatly astonished to find the newspaper statements
of my dismissal from the service, without any inquiry,
or previous comumuication of alleged charges, thus
officially confirmed. But 1 still appeal with confidence
to Isis Majesty's sense of justice, that be will grant my
application for the institution of some Military Court,
before which I may hare an opportunity to vindicate
myself, and prove the falsehood of those accusations,
whatever they may be, which have disposed his Majesty
to remove me from an Army, iii 'which I have served •
twenty-nine years, and in which 1 purchased every
commission, with the exception of the junior one. •1
await at Paris your Royal Highness's answer, but shall
be ready to appear before any Court of Inquiry, or Court
Martial, at the earliest notice.
I have the honour to b
Your Royal Highness's obedient Servant,
Paris, Sept. Ilk Will. IL WILSON.
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Letters have been receivit4snal several of the West
India Islands of a recent (law—, Which confirm the new'
of the arrival at Trinidad of,,abe tiovernor of Puerto
Cabello, and a lage party of Spanish officers who werd
opposed to the Independents on the Main. It was ex.
pected at Trinidad, in the beginoing of last mouth,
that they %mold soon sail for. Spais. It .is said, that
they had with thew a large sums in dollamand other
valuables.
114.114 if. 64110'

:EtaLivx.—The Paris papers :he
stone which fell from the clouds on the tid of .Mine;
at JavitaN in the Department of Ardeehe, is now ex.
hibiting to the public. Several amateurs have mad;
proposals for purchasing this wonderful stone. which
has excited great speculation 'among naturalist► An
English mineralogist has, we understand, offered a
considerable sam for it.

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