“Sir,—By the desire of the Mayor and Justices of this Borough, and on behalf of the inhabitants at large, I have to communicate to you the expression of their admiration of the conduct of the detachment of the EIGHTY-EIGHTH Regiment under your command, during their long services on this station, as having been of the most exemplary and praiseworthy description. I beg to assure you how much gratified I am by the honour of this instrumentality. “Believe me, Sir, very respectfully, yours, (Signed) “B. CHAPMAN, T. C.” “A correct copy of the testimonial of good conduct of a detachment of EIGHTY-EIGHTH Regiment, under the command of Captain Orr. (Signed) “GEORGE GRAHAM, Mayor. “_To Captain Orr, Commanding 88th Foot._” “_Harwich, 12th June, 1833._ “Sir,—I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, conveying the kind expression of the Mayor, Justices, and Inhabitants at large, on the conduct of the detachment under my command, and am much gratified that their constant good conduct should have called forth the approbation of those among whom they have so long been quartered, requesting you to accept my best thanks for the handsome manner you have communicated their sentiments to me. “Believe me, Sir, “Your most obedient humble servant, (Signed) “MARTIN ORR, Capt. 88th regt. “_To B. Chapman, Esq., Town Clerk._”