SIR,

Having been accused, in the copy of a letter from you, published in

regimental orders of the 22d instant, of being one of the "authors

and supporters of conduct highly indecorous, and contrary to every

principle of military subordination," I beg leave to request, that I

may be allowed the privilege of being allowed attempting to prove my

innocence of that most serious charge before a general court martial;

and I have to request that you will lay this my desire before the

officer commanding the army in chief.

(Signed) D. FORBES,

Lieutenant of the Madras

European Regiment.

Masulipatam,

22d May, 1809.

_Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel_ INNES _to the Adjutant-General

of the Army_.

Fort St. George.

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