MY DEAR SIR,

I believe I forgot to remark, that your situation and Lieutenant

Fennick's are very different now. Under existing circumstances it was

equally proper for him to decline accepting of the quarter-mastership,

as it is absolutely proper and necessary that you should accede to the

General's wishes, to serve a whole regiment. Think of this.

Yours truly,

(Signed) J. INNES.

No. VII.

_Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant_ SPANKIE _to the Honourable Sir_

G. BARLOW, _Bart. K. B. Governor in Council, Fort St. George_.

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