MY DEAR BARCLAY,

An account has just arrived of the opposition of the 2d of the 10th

to obey the orders of Government. This has caused little sensation

in the garrison, and is not expected to be followed by any movement

at Hyderabad; and I feel confident now, that nothing but one of the

divisions marching will make this deluded garrison stir a step further.

I shall be with you on the 26th. I wish I could fly, as I am assured I

can give Sir George Barlow the most complete information regarding the

whole character of this wide disaffection.

Yours sincerely,

(Signed) JOHN MALCOLM.

_Private Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel_ MALCOLM _to

Lieutenant-Colonel_ MCLEOD, _dated Masulipatam, 20th July, 1809_.

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