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LONDON 13411171 - 14 fIXTRAORDINART, , 1111TVItnalf.larf..13, teofi„ • . - --........ r . noweim STMT. taftflllllllll Is, 21106, ef whloa tie fonourettr are ropier said satraps, fat e i l l it i rbeen essayed w the Moo of tilt *Wit Han. Wllßso Windburn, one of lio Maislty's reiodpol Secretaries of Sews froos Ms& amoral nerestord . Ilismossileg a detsehnist of his Msjeny's troops, ht South America. Yon of SIKTIOI Ayres, July 5, 1836. Sir—T had the honour to communicate to you, by my letter dattd the ;nth April, the eirctimflances of My arrival at St. Helena, and the refult of the appli cation to the Honourable the Governor of that place for troops. The fleet failed thence the ad of May, and after a mica onezpeaed lon,. pafraee made Cape St. Mary." on the Bth of Jnne . His M•jefly's fhip Narciffus bad been difpatched from the fleet on the 27th of May, and Sir Home Popham thought it right to proceed in her foe the porpofe of making •hinsfelf acquainted with the navigation of tbe river, that no delay miglek, occur in proceeding immediately on the arrival of the troops to fuch place as our infermation (tumid induce us firft to attack. I had fent Captain Ken net of the Royal Engineers (not liking myfetf to leave the troops) in the Narcilfue, to make fueb reconnoit. , tering of the enemy's placeipn the river, as eircum- Rance,s would admit : anil collea every polßble information concerning them, sad the &smith of the cactus at the fevers! places. trots fogs and baffling winds we did not meet the Narciffits until the lizth'ilay after our arrival in the Aver, aqd I had there the fatisfaeion to fee in com pany with her the Ocean teanfport, which had par ted from ns previous to our gniag to St. Helena. Sir House Popham and myrelf immediately confulted Othetber ft would be better fir* to attack the town of St. Philip of Monte Video„ or Buenos Ayres, the capital of the provinces; and;afier much rearming, we determined e t: e rceed egainß Buenos Ayres, which made it n y to remove from the line of battle SIM, the troops and marines, and fuch icemen as were Incorporated with the latter, and others that bad been pratifed to arms during the pall:age. into tbe tranfprtrts, and his Majefty's fhip Narciffus, which Irks greeted on the tfith ult. and though then only *boot ninety miles from Bognor Ayres ; Rill, though to his (kill Sir Home Popham added the mot perks vering zeal and affidoity, yet from fogs, the in tricacy of the navigation, 'and continual oppofing winds, it was not until the zeith, at night, that we reached oppolite to it. We found coercive* the mat Morning, about eight miles from the Point of tag mes, where I peopofed landing, having bees in/cr ated by an Englifhman, who was pilot lot the rivets and who had been taken by the Narciffus oat of a Pertuguefe velfel, that it was an excellent place, and In mil , mull from it into the country. As loon as the wind would permit, on the zyth, Sir Home Pop ham took the (hipping es near as it was polßble ler Mem to go; and at a convenient diflance for dif embarking, which was (fated in the cootie of the afternoon and night, and without env oppofition; the enemy rensaining at the village of Reduaion, on sleight about two miles from ye In our front ; the whole intermediate foam, as well as to the right and Lek, beings partials ; but my goideinformed me that though In-winter it was impeffable ' it was then very pvaaicable, *ad eafy for guns to pats. It was eleven o'clock in the morning of the 26.`:, before I mold move off my ground, and the enemy could, from his pofition, have counted every man 1 bad ; the numbers as per margin *. He was drawn ppsip along the brow of a hill, on which was the vil. lap of Reduction, which covered his right Rink, and his force emsfieed principally of cavalry ( I have been AK* informed two thoulind), with eight field pieces. ' The nature of the ground was fuch, that I was under the neceßity of going direttly to his front ; and to make my lint as much as I could, equal to his, I formed all the troops into one line, except the St. Helena infantry of one hundred and fifty men, which I formed one hundred end twenty yards in the rear, with two field pieces, with orders to make face to the right or left, as either of onr flanks Mould be threat coed by his cavalry. I had two fix pounders on each lank, and two howitzers in the centre of the fir* line. In this order I advanced again* the enemy, and after we had got within the range of his guns, • tongue of fwamp mired our front, and obliged me to halt while the guns took a (mall circuit to croft, and which was fcarcely performed when the enemy opened their field pieces on us, at fir* well pointed, but as we advanced at a very quick rate, in fpire of the boggy ground that very (bon obliged us to leave all our guns behind, his fire did us but little injury. The 7 iII regiment reaching the bottom of the heights in a pretty good linejeconded by the marine bat ralion, the enemy would not wait their nearer ap proach, but retired from the brow of the hill, which our troops 'gaining, and commencing a fire of fmall arms, he fled with precipitation. leaving to us four field pieces, and one tumbril, and we law nothing more of him that d•y. I halted two hours on the field to veil the troops, and to make arrangements for taking with us the enemy's guns and our own, which hid now, by the exertions of Captain Donnelly, of his Majeßy's (hip Nareiffus, been eztricated from the bog. He had ac cidentally landed, and accompanied the troops on feting them advance to the enemy, and I am much indebted to him for his voluntary affißance. • I then marched in hope, ml preventing the dettrue• titan of the bridge over the Rio Choc)°, a river at this 1 (calms of the year not fordable, and which lay be tween us and the city ; dißant from it about three , miles, and eight from our then fituation ; and though I uted every diligence, I had the mortification to fee it in flames long before I could reach it. I halted • the troops for the night a mile from it, and puttied on three companies of the 7111, under Lieutenant Colonel Pack, with two howitzers, tn the bridge, to _ endeavour to prevent its total &Oration. I amen panied this detachment, bet on reaching the bridge tound'it entirely confumed ; and as the enemy der ing the night was hexed bringing down guns, I with- drew the detachment before light, as ;heir pofitlon was thought too ern and expofed to the enemy'p fire, who had at nine o'clock. on heating tome of our foidiers go to the river to get weter, opened a fire from their guns, and a contiderable line of in- Lofty. As loon as it was light I fent Captain Kennett of • Oft the: Adu l kState of the Tempe, lee s e d o en d o f dos lore'. (Mr . { iwi - ' 1 11 1 711d= li th w at out nor arse had little or no cover to protect us, while the enemy were dtawn up "be hind hedges, houfes, and in the (hipping on the op polite bank, the river not thirty yards wide. - As our fituation and circumftance could not admit of the leaf, delay, I determined to force the paffage, and for that purpofe ordered down the field-pieces, which, with the addition of thole taken from the enemy the day before, were eleven (one I had (piked and left, not being able to bring it off), to the water's edge, and ordered the infantry to remain in the rear, under enver, except the light company and grenadiers of the 7111. As our guns approached, the enemy open. ad a very ill-direfted fire from great guns and mufquetry ; the former loon ceafed after our fire opened, the latter was kept up for more than half an hour, hut, though dole to us, did us but little or no injury, fo ill was it direeted. We then found means, by boats and rafts, to crofs a few men over the Rio Chuelo, and, on ordering all fire to ceafe, the little of them that remained ceafed alto. The troops which oppofed us during thefe two days appear to have been alrooft entirely provincial, with a confiderable proportion of veteran Officers. The numbers that were affembled to difpote our paffage of the river, I have been finee informed were about aocc infantry. I had no realms from their fire ta fuppofe their numbers fo great, the oppofition was very feeble; the only difficulty was the croffing the river to get at them. I cannot omit repartineto you that -I had the moll jolt caufe to be &titled with the condo° of every officer, and all the troops under my command. To Lieutenant Colonel Pack, of the 719, every pea& is due as well as to that excellent regiment. Battalion of Marines, commanded by Capt. Kiw i" : the Royal Navy, not only behaved with the utz2 good condo& but with a difcipline in the field beyond what could have been expeited, though every exertion to effea it had been riled by Commodore Sir H. Popham. and !very officer of the Royal Navy during tits pillage. A corps of Icemen who had been drilled to fm4 arms, were alto landed ; they were between So and ego in number, and I was under the neeeffity of at• caching them to draw the gains. 'which they did with a cheerfoluefs and zeal that did them great credit.' and I was under great obligation to Captain King. for his atlivity in preparing rafts, boats, kc. to paU the Rio Chuelo. Lieutenant Colonel Lane, and the St. Heletre troops, alto merit my thanks for their good conduB; as does Captain Ogilvy. commanding the arti for the manner in which the gnus were condo/fed and (erred. Captain Kennett of the Royal Engineers, was particularly ferviceable by his intelligence and seal; as were the Honourable Major Deane, my brigade major, and the Honourable Enfign Gordon of the Sd Guards, my Aid-de-camp. fly eleven o'clock A. M. I had got Come guns and the greatelt part of the troops acrofi the river, and Peeing no fymptosns of further oppofition, and learn. hag that the troops in general had defined the city, motives of humanity induced me to fend, by the Hon. Enfign Gordon, a furnonns to the Governor to deliver to me the city and fames, that the ex. cats and calamities which would moll probably oc cur if the troops entered in a holli)e maxims= be avoided ; informing him that the Bride; would inhere to them the exercife of their religion, and protabion to their perfuns and all private pro. petty. He returned to me au officer to afk fosse hours to draw up conditions: but could not con. fent to delay my march, which I commenced aa boa as the whole had eroded the Rio Chuelo ; and. on arriving near the city, an officer from the Governor again met me with ► number of conditions to which I had not then time to attend; but laid I would ens firm by writing what I had pronsifett, when in pot. hellion of the city; and the terms granted and by Sir Home Popham and enyfelfl have the to annex. I Wu tranfmit a return of the killed,wounded, and miffing on the afith and x7th of June, as well as the return of the ordnance taken. I cannot conclude without alluring you of the tin wearied zeal and of duity of Commodore Sir Home Popham, in whatever could contribute to the fuccefs of this expedition, and of the cordial comperation and great affitlance which I have received from him. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) WC. B an, Major Gen Major Oeneret Sir David Baird. eramalendlng In Chief, Re. dtc. Aare! State of the Troops under the mentword d Mope Oro new lizeskr4, at the Point de iZt_iiintes, on the afith fit , Polls 1806. Staff—t Major General, t Major of Brigade, t Aid de CU*, t Affiltant Quarter Matter General, t AMitant Committal, t Surgeon, i Alflftant Surgeon, and 3 effedive harks. Royal Engineers—t Captain ands Artificers Royal Artillery—t Captain, t Lieutenant, t Affillant fiergeran, ter effealve rank and file, t Wheeler, t Collar maker, II Auk, Beers, and 4 light fizinatinders. St. Helens Artillery—a Captain, 5 Snleant a Drumm" N effiClive rank and file, and a five and a half inch howitzers. Corp of Danner Drivers-9 eft:dive rank sad tile, and 13 et (relive becks. soh Light Dragoons —a Captain, s Serjeant, and 3 elfeadve :sat and Bk. 'tit Regiment —I Lieutenant Colonel, $ Majors, 7 Capasks, Lieutenants, 7 Mirk, Paymafter, a Adjutant, t Mater, t magma, s Mfiftent Surgeens,33 serjeanewg= mers, and 784 effedive rank and file. St. Helena Regiment—, Lieutenant Celled, a CaPtaima, al Lieutenants, 54 Sequins, 3 Drummers, and sit clE:4Uve rank and file. Roy 4 Marines-2 Captains, 7 Lieutenants, 53 Serjaan, 4 Drummers, and 314 effeCtive rank and lie. Corps of Seamen—.E Captain, 3 Lieutenants. 4 10111diptegth the Royal Navy), Surgeon. a Affißeat fingteen, 4 veep:ants, s Drummers, 8 4 acetate rank and fik, and a fight threw pounders. Total—t Major General, I Major of Brigade, s Aid de Camp, s Affittant (tuner Matter General, t Militant Commit. fury, s Surgeon and s AMftant Surgeon (of the Staff). I Cap tain, Lieutenant., and 4 Midihlpmen (of the Royal Navy), a Lieutenant Colonels, a Majors, a 3 Captain', 23 L"re' DIMS, 7 Bawl, 1 Paymafter, Adjutant, 1 Quarter Matter. s Surgeoes. 4 MAU* Surgeons. 72 &leant*, 17 Drum. Mtn, 1466 effective Rank and Fite, to effective !nee*, Wheeler, I Collar maker, 4 Anifieers, s bee and a half Inch Howitzers. a Light rile-pounders, and two Light three-pout. dew (Signed) W. C. B , Major General. TERMS granted to the INHABITANTS of Buenos Ayres and Its Plirdegeb" by the Commander In Chief of hi, Balm- ulr M;Jeftea Forces by Lewd and Sea. A a TIC Le 1. The troops belonging to hit emboli. Majelly, who were In the town at the turtle of the entry of the Beni& troops, Mall be allowed to meet In the fortrect of Buenos Ayre., muds kiwi of the fort with an the honours of war, sad null ticn lai demi their arms "1 heeome ord.:mere of war, but feat officers sa are natives of Aluth America, fly married with natives of t►o comutry, or resularly dvpticWstd, oaU be at liberty to cootinyd h — bsv- 7ak e hte s a : — , to ess o s c as Ina die polobref uregye riodwaged. . • • . AA h hde em fa trims 1111 WWW• dull r mllleary Orme' dp wpwinalks• 12 4surb araisidlikams et or.afte cow " s M Omar Adakasd M • * lealtdiala *lb* idly, side =imoodkrbo. olidalft-lbundidons aid tba oda , public lo ot dm kind. 11w11 dos and minolided. s ie ddrlption bdraddita Oils city and dadipoodootoss dal way proudloo koss the IMO' Oeseteireat, and they *ailed so bap on* word Ins diddle hattalizwtlwi tio =r 6 WWw W ik i i i vr rod% tall 's troop pr - brialselly so Ma- YAINWPIn preterve . all Weir edigat iftl a rlirtisf hew! cloyed li t h es s, lowa gas ea no Mos esereffe atom .11011 Wade% bed doll ad ddr all the rotas!! in/ Aldsoltias doers lor allimind did W higklAjzfty's govonsonms, add kis Majefty's *afore le Mews. I - 11. The public archives of the awn SO reed= every "peotoe• idillsflobb MB istemodo MapolttsOoritumown. end ddiedsold try do orgliwaso to dunk r aka .Mel 10 be 011040 by Ode dr de thetur, ask so dr dol is p= hepobiloce, for general good die city; owl y pkolare is known. VII. Every protettlen bad* given to tie fell and free exact& of tie Holy Catitobe religion, owl sleeked Boma to the molt illettrions the=talisbeassilt elegy VOL The cooties& in the fell and free elm* et Adidrio °l :l l6lll prollbly so ohs has fuedng as it was Wade* UL TM mod% *rob to dr lime will he alesaimmairtit amen, e n p o o n a k etedjawatiwe Med es the eteli de. rivet, eon/ adwain womies Me ,hilefelit bog2reird w the afar s gulag Onwldnallake• auntdisa Oa feeeherfollesen et ail do gamin *sidle Zhe balserlit loath Amnia. to do do Cal end Megliftrates bind thwallita, to fee the this le* Ankle la WWII"y sarikalolistAl with. Ohne under me trod orilids,* dos tarred d I AI II6 . this ad dry !duel.sbo ' • w. C. buntowaa. Mina llhintAat. Cowswellere„ ewe. • • alwelhag la CIIII (SOW) Joette vi awie. NA, Or Wlends sadesdia• ooa • (SPA) tau. 11011 LOMA 110111thatil sate (A Inc OMV4` ;:li s • Ges. W. Kan Nen arc= Chet of ilielty a : July, trios. Muni of °Mooney shonalbilleik captured of Bursas Ayres awl be PriPiedelibk eta.lron Ordnanee—y eighteen powiloss4 laWeeve pounder, nine. ponotlors, fiswoureders. 6 fiwothsw. throt-poowdora Nod 01411110CLI thirti•MO,ollllolMr. a twelewpoondess. rasa pmalieri, a lia•poenders, 6 four founders, 3 threelsoeidera, 16 tordswiders, 4 oweeonnders. I Mae and halt•lneh amirtafir 3 awe sod brallosti nectars, t fuldecti howitzer. brodied and IR, whale barrels of powder, 5064 meets 116 * 6•Wrisilt led whims, 4079 Shots, 3 1 —a -'son, lad Inveigh ( 9 0 0,11 ) J. 1 1 . Oo , Captain coonntading Ural tied St Heiew Artillery. Slaw the Wm Man was fast to Major General Sir David Baird, the folloarliii fel% left by the Viceroy le his Bight, have been alien asawirls, Ste. received I Bads Oninestwoo3 frer-peowicrs, 3 twagenaders, and. r Iv Inch howitzer. lg in. lawlketli bareatta, 71 Unterant without bayonets. 15 po ge founds. Csitillvd) J. F. O. Retro se the KRIM, Wounded. and Milling lithe Troops under tic erafrossol of lateest•Oestrot Bactrowl, es the stab and anti Joss, 11°6. St. Helen Artillery-4 Rash /ad Elk weended. 71114/111.1111...W fisejetat, I Raker' Me Weinshei doma loiwerpoot Rash end lib wimolal; s Olkor Mit& IWO htesines-3 Rank rid Pis wounded. owls 1 1. 011 ••••• 1 Ratak and Mb4llllatt. . Danes of Mon wromedlsd owl Wing: Cietain Mae, tithe yeti Iltegisaera. ghat in the leg g weipMatwd uses the lose. ASlastalisegoon ,si tbs M.. 4. I goaded to St Heim Redrew. Batts* et a Letterfrow Maier General Bastord to the Right Hownwebk Lord Callieragh„ dated feet of Beams Apes, ith Judy, doe. I truß the condo& adopted towards the people here has had its full deft, in impeding upon their minds the honour, generofity, and humanity of the 'Safi& chenille,. His Maj efty's Minifters will fee by the detail of our proceedings that, after the army had patted the Rio C:euelo, the city of Buenos Ayres re mained at oar mercy, and that, in fall, the only con ditions on which I entered were Ouch as l pleafed to offer and which humanity and a regard to our na tional chandler would naturally induce me to give under any circumftaaces. However, to quiet the minds of the inhabitants, we not only contented to put in writing my promifes, but acceded to many conditions not eapeaed by them ; and, contrary to dire& ftipnlation, gave up to the Proprietors all the coaßing veffels captured, with their cargoes, and of which I annex a return*, and the value of which amounted to one million lad a half of dollars. and which being done with the views already expofed, will, I null, meet with his Majeay's approbation. I have the honour to inform his Majetty's Minifters, that I had detached Captain Arbuthnot of the sorb Light Dragoons; on the 3d intl, with a party confid ing of fee;en dragoons, and twenty infantry,( the whole mounted) to a place called Lozatn, so miles dißant. My principal objea was to have the country recon noitred, and to lee what were the difpofitions of the inhabitants; but with the avowed object of 'firming back force of the treafore which had been taken from here, and to prevent its following the Viceroy, which I had reafon to furpell was intended, though it was Paid to be all private property; and, in which cafe, we had declared, if brought back, it fhould be given to its owners, if of this city. Captain Arbuthnot returned lad night, and I ant glad to fay with infor sgiat io n of a pleating stature ; for your Lordfhip will rife, by this detachment palling fo eafily through the country, that whatever their prefent inclination may be, there is no very great danger from any hoftile in tentions againfl us : and Captain Arbuthnot reports rather favourable of the general difpofitions of the , people. The country to Luxam, as I have already teprefented, in general the whole of it, is a puha flat, and the view of the horizon °blinded by nothing but the inamenfe herds of horfes and cattle, but prin. cipally horned cattle. Lunn) is fituated on a river of the lame name, and where there is a bridge over it, and the route leading to all the interior Provinces, and I rather think it will be advilable, on many accounts, that I poffefs myfelf it, which I can do by a (mall detachment. Much of the treafure was caught actually going to Cordova, and the tell, but for the opportune arrival of the party, would have been pillaged. The waggons conveying this treafure may be expelled there to- I morrow. Thnfe with the Royal trea(ure, and that • It has been found difficult to procure the return are:dell here alluded to. at leaft the names of all. They are of various clans, front tso toes downwards, and amount in the whole to ago in number. and is aireseli embarlted. - The Hon. Major Deane, who is the bearer of thee difpatehes' will give any fur th er information to hit Majelly's Minifters that they may defire ; and I beg to recommend him as an officer deferring of any Mar E of favour that his Majeßy may be gracionfiy pleated to bellow on him. PROCLAMATION. 13y Wm. Cur Bersibak Kids Crawl awarding it Chief his Muesli Ma leltee fees employed attne a r e Cosa el Slosh Muds% i Urr at atatersenseesi Ayres itedrsll lar Dippieseilw .. • ,!, . , , „ • • The taws of Irmo te r med i.e lepaidarelm.belee ear noble& ft hi Mow& d by the enemy kis Majelty's maw dm Maiskilentest. • view .1, se•WW/lei a pared etildeent he the amity ewl• Mks* et his 10441 • 06 " 17 3- 4010 i tits ki A kr4 of ro iebeblutik who ape new the sly, se whs, bens die eprebeelle• of the pistil alba"- OVA of 055, 001 have oinked ft; driatts it nereary te'prit a 'slats. et than.aiat k le his 1154taWs keel! 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'A % Ire ever li in.thstrt: mini nrepeey tint gat pas ha et his Prltenste ta Mew% thecae& Obi . 1..4.1 e .1.1 ! 41 arralsas Men =I ages= lama illt i e l = " tks . :T 1 4 : 1 0441 matt= Amialm. eeatlw elb S t eiltieho ' ibell be byketibms P :i his MlPPreaeledwriivesiseeml, the Mend et Traillit %task to lualitioliere Ildt psalm bratlisplima.bdre wider ibell•- •seengirof I Swab* petwthil mea. te rota& diem frees my he^ sitgeneemps dia.., Ors Ursa is.h emesterebt ad. emeelnkahlry imam istOey seder Ibierindelennee awry etbenonear. - • - wbb Ohs rewire et lbeh Fled preterites set* diabithed reli shes( she eamry awl she ewe* ef ks ehill bola. due Meawr• ckeseldawne sate ell bad Mims 1,111 Nike whit Wm bailor "'dem ko Mori , wail_ POW Pirifilhiev as Mar wry row eqey aMe am* sal Willi liventens et • esamsersial Moir t,,erts with Oral IWiala. slime awnentallas mike. awl with& he erielbsedebri llia niebe elliy Oita Wein by the rish Fre donia, Beres midis totembrei Sew& America be IMO& blibok' . )eueperamekweery la *ewer*. The Wee why Went anentlWShalltratm tO Will MM. hewn le dr menledesashews se *Ars Me the emboss monism wed et wenra damp. don, for wittai aer AA be homediesdy pita, sedan eagenhlete !Aka may be sheet ilidt be mangled *Motet delay. It Imelen lea sientemsee selbe 1114rmaseseal. aat Caw al the elan; Awns bra tee bard es the saterpens el otemita, be its letweipsd le mks the .Ask erreseveraty el *NW ea that lige& dram she belt emmemisi embed= be wadies wabeineesieddessis the everbestima &teem kW, Ibms mat embiedee le Ile hwerelb tithe evaawy, am the ph* febe et W Mae& 1146 111 issewa, / (biped W. C. Seasamte. baskor.Q4a•MasdlAtutairt•Goverier. (A swot* 0.1.1.) Cm. W. Kaustarr, MIL leemem .- PROClAlliVillote By the Commustlers le Met et bur Mismele lieJedy'atoreee - -: by Lod sad 80. Mho. the lews et war care an adet. beeies, wads, 'beats. smSmayt Oltagßl dieriptim lathe beetwors, rivers ewl eleiksair 'Ow wpm., yet tbeCummislen is Casa et eh Ikkamle Ma jeltyliMees tit bed led fellseltria ties lath apt ens will March dis wawa et wads. may * Ns way by which ey pie bra 'sag &dr 11.4116 mid, sad **soft *Nes m s rive every..seragemer* so rod tedaftry, sad way waseameashen to the lalhabkants el Sauk Amerleaole *this Frademetsea give .. ep sit leek (wig vials es Span sway te be redly eel* wirryirte earth( eseibiter trek at the dyer. AEA they at drantre thee • oh ogee aS the @WINO of thee selrek. mod she lehebleints be ge neral. se be the es impaihilee is /nailed ma then Ssrs My the watt daring this Mt of pee* dot am eat ' , dallies k: The mates teak tbry merit tale mama free timer hbovl essdadt to the lababiesets of South Ausseka, mad titer aegrasis de every sweat Mar power to messes *a hae*mir Ode asasry. Thu beirelptiam ef viols Waddle *hens stet. beamed by Certain Lagpmesomed Casein Tbeweree, Captain of the port. Glees ender ear bads la the Gabel Baum Ayres, the sods day of Jens, stab (111.01) W. C. nasesroes. (A time Cary) Hews Po PUMA. Gee WM. IC , MR. Serretery. Surat of a difpatek freer Major-Geaeral Bamford se the Riot Hon. Lord Caftlataah, dated Fort of Behest Ayres, tots July, 1806. I am now able to tranfinit nearly an account of the money which has been received as prize under the terms of my agreement with the Aging Gover nor of the place, previous to my entering the town. The Ratement films the various departments and public bodies whence the (urns forming the total hat been derived. The (urn of 5,086, soB dollars is go. ing home in his Majeßy's (hip Natal* and Sir Home Popham and myfelf have thought it right to Teem here, for the exigencies of the army and navy. a confiderable rum ; and for the pnrpofe of keeping down the exchange on bills drawn by the refpeßive Cervices. and which would otherwife bring the dollar to an enormous price. It is eßimated that the mew. *sadist in the Ring's Roves, principally Jefuit's bark !Ned quickfilver, and which is in the Philippine Com oany's Rorer, with the little that is retained.offloatiat property, will amount, if it can be difpofed of, to bet - oven two and three millions of dollars. Of the bullion delivered tn, lime is claimed as private pro perry, and which (ball be delivered in the fame fprrit . erliberality with which, we troß, it will be confidereet ere have sided here. The 61,79• dollars were yeller liar delivered to the Confulada. on their alrurance eal) , that it belonged to the people of this town, and they have a claim upon forty or fifty thoufand dollars more, which will be fettled this day. ACCOUNT OF MONIES, due. RICHTON IN COXIIKOINCI OD AN MINT ON TIC DITII JUNI, 11100, AN, ?MAT !Mar T PROM AND NEAR LOZAM. Domes Ayres, July ON tso6. -_• a bard bis Maldly% Ship Nartiffse, Dalin. t l'iseials Maight Is by Mr. Oases* sollkso 9 Ompoey, ditto . - loixeca iial. Aka - - - s 6 . l tis Wass* Mordants! leo, ditto • 9444 • Clam Hide. ditto - - 57.000 Trees die Agent of the Ptlllippioe Company - MOPS* Eta Mrs, containing each 3,..00 dollars, brought back ham Lamm by Captain Arbuthnot s Patty -343,00 s s Bases. ditto - - - .5.93 S Odd Bar, ditto y6a •ya Ingots of Silver, ditto • I13:000 pi 6,1101 Remains In the Treafuty. n Front the Aset the Ph°lipping Company PAO Coifsl.4a, brought back from [Amami), Capt. Arbutha _ nail party 3afilloto Bags', ditto 6 1 ,7. azja