SIR,

I have had the honour to submit your letter of the 28th ult. with its

enclosures, to the officer commanding the army, by whom I am directed

to acquaint you, that he regrets you should have entered into any

correspondence with the officers of the M. E. regiment on the subject,

or deemed it necessary to forward their letter to head-quarters, as his

decision was not adopted without due consideration, and is final.

If Lieutenant Forbes's presence is required by the Court of Inquiry now

sitting at Masulipatam, you will be pleased to order him to attend.

(Signed) J. H. CONWAY,

Adjutant-General.

Adjutant-General's Office,

8th June, 1809.

(True Copies.)

No. XII.

_Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant-Colonel_ INNES _to Lieutenant

and Adjutant_ NIXON.

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