Star. — London, England, 1807-09-14 00:00:00

Seitiftl; Captainstrawn; Itiftiiiipkag e A4cles du campti y QNtoifr o jut regard:• latter pocsfOurtll44anith. tkr i uTiifnil to me, 4tve'red you by tiente ieputy 92arier Maffer Gene that amtlance which Might leer of his nsilitary 'talent's bvice; n who m beg to y , any a, particulars reipeeing the military operations in this part of the world. I hate the honour to be, ice. J. Wartyst.ocase Lieut. Oen. Thelltlgtat Hon. 'Milian% Windbint. Return of the killed. Wounded, and Miffing of the Troops under the command of Lieutenant•Generel White!oche, between the allth day of lune. the day of the landing at Entinade, to the ktb of Jut tloy, Light Battalion—z Lttotesibt *vended. 137th Regiment-5 rank and ale. killed. 88th Ditto-k 8 tank and Mt, killed; 1 Lfeat*ant, 8 raltialfre artluntletL - • pjtBDttlo-Lt &dant, rink and killed; t Captain, t tettint, t thigh. aBtrjeanti; to rank and "tile,woundir • Tote&dirt, lie rank and tile. killed ; t CaPtafri,3 iteu tenatits, r entlen. a Seritants, t 3 rank and Mt *banded: 011 reek Of the Light Battalion (evenly wounded. gniiketi4.m.....tiattcnaht Crolre. 811th DittoLitutentne Thank& • InthDitto-LCaiitein Elder. Lieutenants Mbble and Caere. ' I (MOW) TUOIIIIAS Be AtitOlD, Dep. Adj: Od4. Miffing, on the Attkek of Jo ) , 1 ; 2 Selmcn, mifinf. ic, killed ; Seejeint• [DAM.. rank and 61c, stilling.. t, a rank and file, wounded. illcd. .ierjeant, 13 rank and fite,la , 19 'rank and Ale, VI Otititied miffing. and file, killid ; /Acute rank and file, wounded; Lieutenant, 3 Serjeanta, to rank and . s Captains. f Lieutenants 4 61c, wounded; 61 rank iID4 Jth . Serje.. , _ Drommer, is rank and 11e, Major, t Ser)eant, 2 Drummers, 43 rank and Ale, vrAnded ; s Scrjeants, t Urummy, 21 rank and Me, miffing. 36th Ditto-4 Captains, 25 rank and file killed; 3 CagnitCs, 4 ' Lieutenants, 3 Serjeann, s Drummers, 39 rank and file, wenn ded; a Staff, s ; tank and ale, Miffiwg. • 33th Ditto--t Lleusimant,ll rank and file, killed; t Bairn,' Wu lunteer. 2 Selgabts, z Drummer, 38 rank and file, wounded; t rank and Mc, rfillffng. 40th Ditto-2 rank and Me, killed; t rank and file we unded. 43th Ditto-14 rank and file, killed; t Captain, t I.tentenant. 4 j Serj/anto, 41 ranitind Ma. wounded; t rank and file, mining 47th Ditto—i rank and Me killed; 2 Lieutenant, s rank and file, wounded; t rank ktid file, miffing. 17th Ditto•-• 2 Captains, r .t.ltutenant. r Staff, 2 Udell le, [Drum srrank aiad file, killed: a Major,. 4 Captains. 3 I.ieute• wants, a Staff, 8 Setjeams, r Drummer, L.B rank and file, WOW. dell ; 14 rank and file, miffing. AIM Ditto—t Lieutenant, t Ennio, St s aff, Serjeants, 7ogiadh • 'Wad file Meet ; t Major, 4 Captains 6 Lieutenant., litiPsalf; •98 rant and Ste, *rounded; s Drummer% 38 ansi We. ndifiag• • 6 rank 4111 n . 95th Dittu--; Captain,2 Serjunts. Drumrnem, 3 . killed : a IVlajnrs, & Captain, Lieutenants, 8 Setleanu, AWN.' meta, 73 rank and Me, wounded; 23Mjeants,4 Ornanninilk yt raft end ale. ironi.-1 Maki, 6 Captaltis,4 Lietitenlnts, t rollgti:3ltaff; a Serjeants, 4 'Dienimers, 2'65 rank Ind file killed :4144r cokpos, 5 4-56013 Maties, is Captains . 3o Liars ' VOI km, 41 Serjerats„ s btu * !silo rank and tile, Wed ded ; s Sat i Quarter-M Bei/cats, 5 Diunienedi, son emit krtd file, initßi t.• Names Clc Olken killed. Mkjor Trutter;ot dm 17th ; Lieutenant Haan- . %n 'or ditto. ab firagoiss . Ottarane-Caaalts Ilutreit • fib Lien Dragoons ! ..-Veterinery Surgeon f.anders. 36thltegilticnie-Ciptains V4 . llll.llnfon and juluden. 38th Ditto....Lieutentnt Minn. 87th Ditto--Captains Cnnlidine and Johnfon ; Lieut. Damp ab 4 itiarter4lalter thlthanan. 881 h Ditto—Lieutenant HSU; Er Ogn IH'Gregor ; and Aflame. hlutgeon higukin. 95thDitto.-Ciptain Patties of Crifferra Wounded. • Lieutenant apiary 'tit rite Rntal Nett'. and Limit. Mammal, 'dr fhe'Rnyal ?crinkly , 'nightly. • Lietittnant'CulobefKlegiten, ot die Mb-Dragon') G nerds,fitialg: Lientenadr Cbwilan, or the' 91stfrit'Dtageons,'BIghtly. . 1. • Light aittation--:Lictitenanctolonel Piek b otthe ?tit, and Lion.: tenant Colon'l Cadogan, of the .Bth , ircgiment, lightly. Lieuttnant'Stnith , of the 4,:tb, and Captain GreenwcilsbraCiftb -Regiment, feverely. • Lieutenant Cos, of the 87th ; Lieutenants Nickle and Bury, of the 88th Regiment, nightly . Captain Brockman, of the 7; (t Regiment, dangeroutly ; Liente want Admiral. of ditto feverely. sth Reginsent.-Hon. Major King, nightly. 36th Dirt...-i Captains Ss-abroad Wingfield; Lieutenants Cotten, White, and Whittle. frfare l 7. Captain Vernon and Lieutenant Challoner, nightly. 38Ifi'Ditter-;Enfign •aud Volunteer Henry de Waal, faverely. 45thpitto—Captain Payne, and Lieut. Moore, reverdy. 42dapitto—Lieutenant Rutledge, leverely. kth Ditto-. - Major Miller, Captain Guidon, and Lieut. O'Brien feverely. Qaplainliore, and Affiftant Surgeon Button, dangeroufly. Capsains Blake and Dci Barres ; Lianas:cuts Lute, Noll, Budd, * mad Fitzgerald, nightly. • 18M,Ditto—Lientenaou Adair, Graydon, Whittle, and Buller, (merely. . Major Iremenger; Captains M'Pherfon, Cbtlkolna, Duns, a s ni Thompfon; Lieutenants Mackie and Gregg; and Adjutant• itobertfoe, nightly. 9Stli Ditto—Captain O'Hare; Lieutenants Cardoux, Mead, Svdtts and Turner, (merely. IMajon:MlLend and Travers; and Limn M'Cullock, nightly. Names of Officers Miffing. Sfittittiginsent—Surgeon Boyce, and Again' Surgeon Read. RECAPITULATION. trailda•l Major, 6 Captaisse 4 Limns:nano, Enigoes.Ssaff, 'a atiearsts, %gammas, tan tank mid Me-354. 47oaritied-3 Lieutenant Cbkmds, 5 Majors, a 6 COgnalms 33 'ldelitenantS, 2 Ennins, s Staff, .s .Volunteer, 43 Serjsants. at I Drielatrt, s fit teak and file--674. "11--41 1 tatr..1 (tarter -Malta 4 Serjeants, .DAM 496 seblesed file—ao& Tetals-.316 killed,. 674 wounded, •sell aaiMent..-t ag& -The it Siumpanrof tbs . 7l it itegsmeue; ett442440 the Light lid'aidnefadletod (merely; boron correct mans of datit4ofs has bun niselhod. /Ay Psibtactelsave all been esobasset agan 'DIIFIIIrTIVE TREATY. • Definitive Traityliesties the Generals in Chief of his 'Brim. • hicl4l"eiod of his eatbolic . filelifity,• so pa the lt4 k • %Mims L There Sall be from this time a titration K hoftllidev on both IhMAPthe Moir Plata. 11 . The Ponta a Ida 'Mantle lillalalty thall rem* for do ineledbflMo months. the forma and Uktetorbloote Vila*, and Mintunif tountry there &ail be coofideted a line drums irons haotalat id delft*, to Pando on the ileft, and there &all aro " 401 111 1 ,_ tplitt of Om line ballades comniitted on sop 4kk, ehe osoitellp Whig unbaftood old/ that the individual* of both pa thos may No freely under their' refpcdive laws, the•Sposilli fob -081161114 11, !helm, as die Enklitil toy Wok Of their-nation. 111. Tilt= be Ori'both fides a mutual reithaton of Prdballir e S teehedirm am oily thole which have bees taken fume the arrival • 1144 MwpuadtrLksteuant Gam al Whitelooke, but alto all ti .Me 1 41 !Warn* hirjcilf t follies captured in South AMeilei ▪ "mmeheancut of the war. Colonel/Wrens, WINO St Fokr, Dates?, find Whip int* alto be itiOt'd by ti tie knnTledgkethich the tat Large his . beaß enlittent 1 difpatcb.willt lap del Tta COlenel Bourke. Depti ishnjaas affarditi me th be 10°114 for front an eifi, and ittachinent . to the feri refer you for any farther \ - 7 -- I ..... Retortr of tikl *minded, and 7 ,thE Hy Of Buell Arrest tht sth of Royal ivf—c Li tenant, wount •1 ; Royal ad Artillory-3 rank ai4l file, I ' mert. rank and Ale, Mounded ; 3 ran Royal forit ri airtilltty—is Lieutenant, 1 1 Cl unnet D rs—j molt and Ole, killed Oen Dragootk Guar*—t Captain, t .e.rj od; t LlebeenatAtolboel, t tecleatit, z _Ottiahei•Malter, stank and Me, to Oh I4ht Dragoon S--c 'Staff, j rank a 113111, a 9erjeloti, I Drummer, 13 I rank and Ole, rnilllhg. liilht iatlallon—lMclor, c Lieutenant file, killed; s Lieutenant-Colonels, $ Serjunts, t Drummer, s 7 rank and I file, :name . Oh RegOnettc—c Serjeant, c Drommei - . - - IS A Ir. 1 IV. That tro•pit et Wis Britannic Majelty, thsr.iholl•ho no impediment thrown in the why of the fupplits of myths, width may be repo:Bed for how *Am. • V- A paled of teakjoys from this time la given for the mint liarkatiou of his Britannic jdatelly's troopp to paf. to the him* ' fide of the River la Plata, with the arms which may actually be in their power, Rouse sad equipage, at the melt convenient points Which ?nay be Media; and during this time proviiiime may be fold to them. • 'VI. That at the tithe of the delivery of the pbee and formers of Monte Video, which than tabeiplace attic tea or the two months hod in the fecond Article, the daivrry aril/be snide in the terms was found, and with the artillery it had when it was taken. VII. Three Officers of Rasik th,n be delivered for and until the identent of the above articles by both parries, beitrg wAI under- Raid that lib Beitannie Majeitp'sOflicers who hove been on their tarok, cannot terve again(; South America until their arrival to Europe. Done at the Fort of Buenos Ayreli, the 7th day of July tBO7, figning two of one tenor. Joust WRITZLOCER, Lieut. Gen. Commanding. CZOROE MURRAY, Rear Adm. Commanding. SANTIAGO LINILRL CKSAR BALatANL Bmitaaatio VaLascos. f~ iI , ' ~~ =a r, Fmk, Canal of Miranda. joly 3, dal. I have the bottonr to rep in to you for the infor mation of the Lieutenant General Whitelocke, that the advanced corps under my command, confißing of three companies of the fifth light battalion, 36th' and 88th Regiment, with two three and two flx. pounders, advanced from the politi. n I had taken up in front of the village of the Redittlion, and after making a confiderable detour from the hadnefa of the roads, I ernfred the. Chuelo at the Chico Pah, from whence I continue t my route; though very. fittingly inclofed. and difficult ground, till the head of the column arrived at the junakla of two roads, about•fi're Modred yards from the Canal of Miferala. At the fame moment that. we difenvered the cherry. they conniencgd a heavy, though, after the &it round not welt directed fire of fhot and nulls, my artillery. having beet left in the rear, ender the proteeion-of three companies of Brigadier General Lumley's bri gade, owing to the inability of the horfes to bring it up at the fame rate at which the nifantry marched. I di. rated an immediate attack"be made. on their left Rank with the bayonet, which water:cited by Briga dier General Craufurd in the molt perfect mannerwnh his btigade, and he was fu well feconded by the gal lantry of Lieutenant Colonel Pack, and Major Tra nets, the Officers and men of the gsth and tight bat. talion, that in five minutes the enemy's force, though fitfully potted behind hedges and embankment',, gave way, leaving about limy foiled and fevent, prifoners, with ,all their artillery, crntliting of nine guns, one howitzer, three tumbrils with limbers complete. . . I begfo Rate that the conchal of every Officer and foldier engaged was admirable ; and that I am elf° under great obligations to Brigadier General Lumley for his exertions to take s fhaie in the altion, but which alone the very exha ulled Ave of his regi ments. from the feverity of the march, prevented. ImmeJiately alter I formeit. I found that he had taken a good pofition on the right of thc light !psi gade to fupport it in cafe of re attack. I am happy to add our lots has been but not ezeeeding'fourtieu Sink and file killed, five cent a and as . rani and file wounded. The neat rettirns I battlytot t been able to obtain. Flare the honour to be, tcc.. • ISigiletiL. Ls , isna Gowen, MAor den..l llama:vain CollotteiTorrens, Military Secretary. Atlanta of Qrdtionse of Stara, captured from she WINN to the Silburbs and City of Buenos Ayres, ou a 4 eadjtk it July, 1 Boy. '43 garrifou and ileld pieces of di ff erent calibres. *slid diounted teat trove warrlates. About sy,coo maid feet • for field-pieces of warioosioalibees sad about tom &idle for mortars of radium natures ; and as fatal, cormaining every deviation of ammunition and military flora, of widen a return will be given as food as poißble. (Sighed) Auo.S.Fanzeit, • • Captain Hoge Artillery, C.oassoulidlos+ To bis Excellency Lieut. fileasral Commander of the Forces. ~, , ADMIRALTY Of PICE, SRPTEMER is. Difpatehcs, of which the following are Copies Ind FetradAllen this day been received at this Office from Rear Admits! Mar- ray, addrcifed to William Mullen, Ffq. • Nereide, off Barmen, Jude Jo. Sit—l did myfelf the honour of informing you, by the [aft opportunity which failed from Monte Video; of my proceeding from St. Helena until my arrival of 'Monte Video with the fquidion and tranfports under my orders, a duplicate of whichletter I noir tranfmit. Rear Admiral Stirling had made every titulary arrangement for the intended expedition before my arrival, it being neceffary on account of chef/mats in the river, that the line of . battle ships lhould remain at anchor off Monte Video,.as well as for -the pro• ration of that place,' I•diretted Admiral Stirling to remain with them. • On the 17. h indent the friond divifion of troops, configing uf all thofe whollad come out with Guia na Craufurd, being ready to proceed to Colocia, where General Whitelocke *Sad the whole Ro be ambled, Captain Paevolt, in his Majeßy's fhip,Sa. ram, taking with him the' Encounter gun•brig, and Pre sc h ooner, failed-with the transports. On the iBth, two hundred and-thirteen marines of , the squadron were landed at 'Monte Video, by.reqrieft • of the General, to ftrengthen the garrifon. I like. wife ordered four hundred and forty seamen to 'be teddy to land,under the command of Captains Row ley,. Prevail, and Joyce, with a proportion of of fi cers to aft in working . the artillery, to go up in the fri gates, and Captain &yawn to proceed op the North Channel to Colonia, in the Haughty on brig with fix gun boats (Spanish prizes captured at Mbyte Video) ; the Medula. Nereide, and Thilbe, to receive the feameo intended to land, and three boats from each of the line of battle flips. On the 211 t. the *rind moderating, I shifted my flag to the Nereide, and General Whiteloeitedid me the honour of accompanying me ; and having di. railed Captain Bulimic in the Medufa, and Captain Skepheard in the Thifbe, to proceed with the Rolla and Olympia, and tht lag divilon of the troops, at noon weighed, and Mond to the Southward, where we anchored in three fathom water. On the 24th we anchored between Enfinada de Bairagon and the 'Northera shore, the winds and weather having prevented oorgetting to the weltward of the Ones Bank Wore. The General and enyfeil finding time woold be loft by going with this divifitm ~. v., to Colonia, fent fin• the ...clops to joiltat this anchor-1 age ; General Gower wenr - for them ;' with orders! from Cesare! Wliitelocke vt evacuate Colonia, - if he thnaght H necefaiy ; Colonist . was accordingly ' evacuated. , On the 27th the troops from t olOnia joined, with the Fly, Pheafint; Hiaghty, and the gun boats. ordered the Paz up thence', with dkeetiont to the Staunels and Pxoteator gun brigs to join me. . The tranfports having the troops aadartillety cal board, being in three dicilions, I direthed Captain Thompfon in the Fly, who had" made bimfelf ac ituainted with the river, and particularly the place intended' fur landing, which was near &mare, ea lead the firs divifton, having with him the Dolores fchooner and four gun boats.. Captain Palmer in die Pheafant, to lead the fecond divifion, with the Haughty and two gun boats; and Captain Freya* in the Saracen, to bring up the rear of the third di. vifion ; Captains Bayntun aadCorbet to fuperiatend the landing of the troops. At . flay light• on the aSth, the wind being recount.. ble, I made the fignal to the Fly to weigh with the divillon, and immediately eller a general fignal to weigh, having-ordered the Rolla to be placed on the walled al the.bankoas a„guide to the (hips to join. 1 Shifted my. flag tie she Viy t iag,Edb, sad Ge• heral Whitelocke went in with ate. Asfoonat.the &It divilion of tren(potts anchore I made lbe nal to get into the boats, and aNeniards to rat • • Soon after nine, A. M.' the firti grith Briga dier General Craufurd's divilion, • landed about a milt to wellward yf the tort, flops which . the enemy hid tome time before Withdrawn their Inns. A teeth being'found foon after the firft boats landed, the whole wave gor on (tore without oppofition, or any accident, excepttlaat feceval at the .tranfports Were aground, but, got,rtr sithopt damage. The conduet.Of the officers and pen ,on this occa lion induced 'tire ro gieiniat the accontratnyintGe. neva 'Orden ITV° its/41 , 6*d featten, :under . the *r; der* of Captdintitrowlir and Joica; ainaa thought. infficient to lapd prefenct 414 , I feel laud) indebted to thole rfficers who had , made themfelves acquainted with the iivei, and piloted the fquadron and tranfports. • Lieutenant•Bactl4laMew, of dtt:: Diadem, who was firortgly recommended by Admiral, tirlibg, fat his knowledge of the river, ansbarko with me. and . I feel it my duty to (ate to their Lora hips, that be was of infii lie fervice ; as were Lieutenant Talbot,l of the Encounter. Lieutenant' Anent, of the and Lieutenant.Harink, of the Raifonable, who air dertook the pilotage. On the evening of the zitth, the Paz and Staunch joined—the Staunch had taken a (loop. and deltrinecl two others of a convoy going to the South Shore for troops. tbave'diteeted Captain 'rho/not - on, in the Fly. towards Buenos Alnut o with the 'Staunch, PA TV and Dolores, to•enJeavour ty.,keep up a commonly...a• tion with the army... I have 4he honour to be, &c. (Signed) 010. MURRAY. • i !Yr siiititeftt*' te'rese TRAM KDOIIitAL worm**, .• . datiiisnkiettle, Soli* Mae*. hap S. Sir r i r py ply lepecpf..,the 3otb ult..thtiy Lortiihips Infotened..that the army under the Command toll:kWhlint GenerallVbitelocke, was laded with ottrerfitim: or accident; rut the- kllth,oear &rya gon,ialsoitts twenty mils; to be callused of Bueaus Ayres. the 30th., the. Nereids, (mall craft, and trent I ports. waighed, and anchnied 'gain" to the well ward. icolNelmes fleet mlitilng I Went on Chore in Itthe lying Man endeavour to communicate with 'the abmg;thaStialt ,diraided.fcnie seahrports with pro to goo afe-the At my floald want, ,('applieS. Captain Cnrbet, in his boat; difcnyered fouledMit ) ,troOpi, and fent' I.finrinant Blight, of the hNereide.' ,on -thrift : the * eohlt difficulty- tot to them, being 'obliged to pals through a deep bog : on the ad Lieu. ItelitfutsßVltlnturned, anci.infor.mcdme he .h.td feen 'General Whitelocke the evening before ; that the !army had f(tffered molt feverely on their march, bait: log reridtip mat Mato plifs, aid having beennbliged to I se re their ,provifionatehind-them ; were much , in want of breed antlfpirits, wltioh weie immediatelyi landed from the Encounter and tranfports. 'As, I underlined ,that ,General Gower bad kilvaneect to wards • Buen.4 Ayres. I direaed Captain i'ori in the Fly, with •the -goo-brigs. eo get as near in . ash. could : the.fierne day I receives:las letter •fross r Colonel Bourke, Qarter Mailer General, to fay At. was directed by Geuttal Whitalocke, to inform ine . that he had marched on, end meant I!, go to the steftword of Buenos'Ayres. rernteßint'l would fend thelhips having heavy artillery, there; and' likewifal prosihons. imasediately fent the gurr bdattt•tojoin . the Fly and gun brill, and . direiled Captain Mourn- . (onto get as (lore in to the wellward 'as .he could. The tranfports with theiguns, , endihofe with .provi.. Goo', as well as an hall:utt chip, I likewile fent there,. land am happy to-fay they. woe all in :Store on the i.ithe ready tu• meet the army. On the sth a firing was übferved in the town ; I , tlelired.-Captain Thompfiroto•make tare of the ,gun btiguand briefs, when be could, mi.hont anaoyini our own people, mho appeared to be, both .to the l eallward and wedward of the town. A communi cation was opened • with tbe..arroy the morning ; they bad Rotund and taken poffeffion of four,gune s ., !near ..the,Citadel. Broad, .fpitits, and.ammuettion were (upplied from the [hips. -On. the 6th I direaed the,Eacomaur t,a endeavour to commenisate,with the army on the.r.ett fulc of. the towa t and lupply.tkeen•etith orhatotherMight ,quire. An holpisal thipmes likewitataut that. way- TheiNereide was•mooredup as big): es the . could go, being in lets' than three fathoms. but Rill nine, I miles from thedown.• At one .P.. 14. I received a (letter from Captain The:apron, faying.our affairs at ' the welt end of the town were in the moll dillrefliqg Date, BrigedierGenetatCsaufurd and the. whole of his brigade taken prifonersi.and that a truce had been densandedand gsanted.;.authe fame. time requelting more tranfports mar beanotted up.. in el:. it ihould be neceffar y to re-embark the troops. I immediately went.up to the Stansch.gutt brig. which was about a Mae from the. (pore, andabraaa of. the .puti occupied by Sir Samuel Achmuty, and ordered the Medufa, 'Fijian. • awl 'Saracen, which were left off, amigos, to come up as high. as. they amid. with (afety. , Captain Thompfon , who . wiritatnto General, .. . mittittn me inititediatell, tont was oblige to bare gubrd to Prole ft hiiri to the beach, although clot, A s the goo-brig • MI it ties dark. t eiklit P.M. l'reCiived a note from General itefat , Ninforinitig bee he•had arrived there to ex'vichlif more could be' done by the gallantr y and ertion of the army under his command, whore (offerings in every way had feldom, under any cir. eumflanees, been exceeded. Of oat .thing he was kettain, that South America enild never be Engin. The inveteracy of every clefs of iettabitints was beyond belief. He walked to ci a nse ‘ as he bad fent Generat'Ontietr to General Woe * la confiquence of a letter be had "ieceivid 11. -ins the latter. I easiest help 'taking ibis opportunity of Eying boll bet, iftiveCaptain Thompfon of the Fly has been, who placed' 'the gun-boats, which were com manded by Lieutenant Frafer, of the Medufa, and Lieutenant Heron of the Saracen. Early on the morning of the yth, the Staunch telegraphed is fay I was wanted on those imme diately ; a flag of truce was Bill flying at our head ratters. On my going on Chore the General owed me the propofals made by the Spanifh Ge seraltl.iniers, (a copy of which I enclofe), and °braved, that he war of opinion, es well as were the ether' Generals, that it could • anfwer no , good parptife to perfift, and that one great object was attained. titat of getting all the prifoners back that bad been taken in South America this war ; that the dellroyiog the town could not benefit ps ; and that he flaw no profpeft whatever of eftablifbing outran,' in this country, as there was not a friend to the Englifh in it ; that the number of our prifo aers the enemy had were in the power of an enraged mob ; and that perfiaing on our part would make • their fituation truly diflreffing ; the number of our , killed and wounded, although not exailly afeertain. ed, was (aid to be very great, Under theft eireum- Minces, and being perfuaded that the people of this country did not with to be under the ili kills Go ' moment. I fignedshe preliminaries, trotting that what I bare done will meet their Lordlkips appro. bation. • . I have direfted Captain Freya, of the Saracen, le be ready to proceed to England as loon as General ' Whitelocke's difpatches are ready, and to receive Sir Samuel Achinuty for a p&p, with Colonel Bourke. who carries the General's difpatches. I have not yet had any returns from Captaios Rowley or Joyce, who are flill with the feamen that landed ; but Lieutenant Square'', of the Polypbc. mos, who was . with his men in the advance brigade, I took off yeflerday wounded, but not badly ; he in forms me that only one of his men is milling: (Signed) oiolo a 64 VOMAX. , Head quarter., Plus de TOWS, joy 7. SIR—We bare the honour to acquaint yod. that *floated alone by the motives lilted to yon by Major Generil Levefon Gower, we content to she terms 1 propofed. Offu:ters Beall be named to meet ethers appointed by you to make immediate errangerneass fir the reception of prifoners, the embarkation of the I %kith army, and other tubjeels. We have the ho nour to Iv', &c. (Signed) I. WRITE total. HisEicellcoey General Linke*. C. MALAY. PRELIMINARY PROPOSITIONS. Preliminary Prupoiltions agreed for between the General of the EGO& Army sud *sr of she Spanifb Army in the River Plata. I. '1 litre ill be from ibis Pique a ccffation of hoilatitles on boa Odes of the River Plata. 11. Tipp _troops cf hi! Pritaanic Maj , Sty (hall retain for the period of :wu months from this date, the fortrefs of Mow Yideo • ,and as a neutral country, a dine drawn from St. Carlos 'on th; Welt, to 'band° on the haft tand,theredhall not be on any part of that line boitilities committed on either fide ; and in that !pace all ;high& beihiquevits 11ta11 be judged by the EogliCh Military law. ;and all Spaiiiih delinquent by the Spud& law. 111. There WAR tie on both tides a optimal retlitution of prifooers. ;including not only thole which have been taken fine the arrival ef b troop! tender Lieutenant General Whitelxke, but silo all thufe bid Britanuic Majefty's fubjeets captured in South America finee the war. IV. There *an pot be any brapoffments thrown* the "fay of the fuppliea of provilions which may be rewired for Monte Video. V. A period of ten days *all be given for the re•corbarkatlo of his **optic Mojcay's troppa totals to the j tlorliafidn.of tae River Plata, with all their arms, cannon, Rom and equipage 4t the molt convenient points which may be fcl edtcd, and during thWtime proviliiins may he fold to ahem VI. Opring the period of four months no impediment null bs thrown in the way of the commerce of the &Wet merchants. . abefWered-i-iiisilinifbbleAcesufesentrary to the Spaplih hem • I. Additional—When Monte Video is rcitored, It is to be un injured, with the Span U h artillery originally belonging to It. AL andditiotiab.-ThAt Alsere,4ltall be Rotually three cffseers of Rank exchanged until the fulfilineht,of this Treaty, it befng on derßtwd that thofe Brit* Officers who have been In this alliance?' on their parole. arc not again to ferve iu Stustbi Aawica µatil thes have been landed in.Europc. Nampa, off asersgoo, June 49, : 04/441144 PP DRitS• The Coingtadeler in Chief is ,happy ,in thdoppor tunity afforded him of eApreffing his thanks to O A , 6fwers and feamen under his command, as well as td the matters andfeamen of'the tranfpnrts, for their great exertions in landing the army under the corn nand of his Excellency Lieutenant General White- Locke, on,tbe (hare of Etwift9 o YOerdAY- He highly approves of,the very judicious manner in which Captains Prevolt, Thornton, and Palmer, placed their retpeetive.ffiips. as well as the gun-brigs and other armed raids antler their orders, for cover ing the lanepg. .14uchpraife is due In the Lieute nants and Commanders of ,thole veftels forgetting fo near the thore. He feels himfelf particularly obliged to Captiins Bayntun and Corbet, who had orders to fuperintend the landing, for their zeal and aftivity.in setting the troops un Ihore,and for the regularity with which it was coaduaed. He is likewife thankful to Capt. Irwin, Agent of Tranfports. And the Lieutenants under his direflion, for the affittance they afforded on this occafion. Md althntighoo oppofition wasodade tnaxe,tancl ing, he is convinced that it would have, been conduc ted in the fame regular manner had the enemy been there to oppofe them. The Commander in Chief has likewife great plea fore in alluring the officers and (cameo, that his Ex cellency,Lieutenadt General Whitelocke exprefied to L him in the hig4tft term., his fatisfadtion on this occa• eon- (Signed) G lOR It MULIIAT. •••••• •Nerside, off 3easocityre, July is, 01.37. • Sta—Since usy letter of the Bth initaut. I have leen Captains Rowley and J.)yce, who were lauded with the feamcn, and am•happy to fi id two only are snif f ing. .1 oxats.iutd,Licutenzn! Spam, of the Polyphe•