Allow me, Sir, through you, to offer to the House of Assembly my unfeigned thanks for the token I have received of its partial consideration of my services. That unanimity which has been our strength, uninterrupted, may render Dominica, even in the present perilous moment,[104] almost invulnerable. Whilst danger exists, I will never abandon my post; nor shall I ever cease to entertain a grateful recollection of the sentiments the occasion has called forth. So much of the resolutions of the House as we not personal to myself, I have caused to be given out in General Orders, to the Regular and Militia Forces. "I have the honor to be, &c. (Signed) "G. PREVOST." No. XIII. _His Honor the President and Council, and the Speaker and Gentlemen of the Assembly, to His Excellency the Governor in Chief, p. 10._ The Board and House having come to the following Resolution of voting the sum of 1,000_l._ sterling, for the purpose of purchasing a Sword and Service of Plate to be presented to his Excellency Governor Prevost, in the name of the Colony, as a token of its gratitude for the gallant defence thereof by his Excellency on the memorable 22d February last, Also a sum not exceeding 300_l._ sterling, for defraying the expense of a Monument to the memory of the late Major Nunn who gallantly fell on the same memorable occasion, Also the sum of 100 guineas for the purchase of a Sword to be presented to Major O'Connell, And 300_l._ sterling to be presented to Captain James, commanding the 46th regiment, to be laid out in the purchase of a Service of Plate for the use of the officers' Mess of that regiment--request your Excellency's' assent thereto, and that you will issue your warrants to the Treasurer accordingly. T. METCALF, President. J. LUCAS, Speaker. _Council Chamber, 12th May, 1805. House of Assembly, 15th May, 1805._ No. XIV. _Resolutions of the Patriotic Club, and Letter of the Chairman to General Prevost, p. 10._ _Patriotic Fund, Lloyd's, May 14, 1805._ At a Special General Meeting of the Committee held this day,