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 At Bristol, Deacon George Wech, aged 56.

 A Cari.-The Union Rnemcn of LtchGed, avail themselves of the first opportunity in their pow CT, to render to the citizens of New Britain, their gatefu acknowledge for the hearty welcome, and kind treatment extended to them their recent visit to that beautiful place.

 Especially would we tender our warmest thanks to the ladies of the village, for the tasteful and bo"ueu collation. provided on arrival ; rendered ., grateful. for being graced by their presence anu tue vened hv their smiles. have

 To our brethren in arms, the New Britain Greys offer sincere thanks for their sodierlke recep. ton, and attention to our wants while in camp, and their kind and fraternal conduct towards us when dismissed from duty

 The Officers of the Company. desire particularly to express their warmest acknowledgements to Freder- ick Stanly, Esq for his most liberal hospitality His cordial welcome, the manner in which he insisted upon making his house their home, and the kind at- tentions received by them from himself and his ac- compIshed lady, have created an impression that will never be efaced.

 The remembrance of this delightful excursion, will long be cherished by each member of the Company ; and the days on which it was made, be regarded as among the brightes, and happest of it's existence.

 And we would also return sincere thanks to our brethren the members Of the Rife Company of Tenyvie for the hospitabe reception which we re" ceved during our short but happy stay in their 'v- Iage on the Sd inst, hoping that may have an op- porunty of making return for their kind attentions FRANCIS BACON, Commandant. Bv order II. A. HULL Secretary. 