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this Government and pubject to the approval of His Royal Highness the Field Marshal Commanding zu Chiefs, you inform me that
cannot allow this and that
I was
You
have
You directed derit : Cox to return forthwith to chulf with his regionib. At the very same lime that I received Your Vecelleney's letter
Informed by Derint Cox that he had been told by Colonel Geddes that your weellency had ordered that he should so longer be regarded as hup Aide-de-Camp- And that he should return forthwith to his regimental duty.
2. I observe that, in the dame letter
Your beellency implies that Colonel Hall- with whore sanction the appoitrench was
Meade
made was not the deucor Military Officer in
this Colony in Command of Your absence from huge
the Troops during
Govermusuh.
3. I regret that Your Exceltrucy
did not think fit & Consult me on the 14th mistant when br. had a conversation
at Government House or tapeak to me at
Anytime on this dubject, before depriving me an Dide-de-Camp, expecially
of a
of the series. at a moment whin
were two Royal
you
Priners bi
finew that there
- the Colomp
to whome
I was indravowring to extrud the ~ hospitalities usually shows to testinguished
foreigners by the person occupeping my portion
4. Stawing consulted on the dubject
bith
ruy
Executive Council who read the
Corrispond