Star. — London, England, 1803-08-16 00:00:00

I'IC roND I.l“yd's,ll 9, iSc3 A .1 GENE R A NtEVTI NG of Ile COMM' r. .; the 1 . - 11i/I),W. Lt. VOD . ICOM.O ii01.(4 • r ::" )rn A it. I V . 4. PAW,: lt:r.. in the Choir: k-a ' cr tr. rA \l ' A tNo , Chairoo.u. of v.v.r. C:-n....._ C;:. r.; el , Cori ommelt.r rMs fund - . a.l iintrini, hi :”. :t4t,.. the am.:ant ai the Suli(aipti..na which have lie recr:. .1, L:r rt.,. Moe. y tern paid over to a ColllAl'itter reAtUry apmante.l 1.. f 14,, Itite , l; at the fear time that fun ut 2:4 X.l Coloia, fuh(riiled b) 11011 Pt hprirtors of I.loyd'a has been regularly tr..t.shim!; I.) IA means he refpoobbility !() have cr.ifeJ. • I a% the Committee of Trean. r y appointed fur the per- pose. and eoniliauig Fra Beraiig, ;tart. r 1 la ntfoh John b s war. f eq. Th. , .las Reid. Plq. John Mayor, Efq. .ichard Lee, £fq. _ . Robert Sheldon acithov.h.dge to have rtetived the Nlonzy vrhichtuu been paid into the hands of Media. BOLD, ao. Li., NGTOS and Co. the Bankers for t:w Committee. of Lloyd's Coiree•hovfe, %vita the Stock has teen tt mat,. tettl hit° the names a Slr FRA NCII OARING, Bart. , 0 11. X J U LI U S A:401..37E1N, Fig. and TOWNSON BoNal, Ffq. CL•11,./ maiik to .he Jirredon of the Committee. ftero:vcd L....runway, That the Committee of the gebferibers to Lir.yd's Crake-built ar direharged from all mrponfibility with regard to tin. Fund ; and that the Thanks of this Committee be given to &moo Wovooa,F.fq. and to the Members of that Com mittee, for thurabk and impartial conduel. Read rlie following Letters: From Mr. HIPIOT, Proprietor of the SUN ands:dike Tree Bri ton Daily Papers, oiluing toisifert Communiutfons.free of expence. From Dr. Larrsoss, in which be mentions that, although as a q!aker he cannot contribute to Military roe-Arcs, yet he f !Ida 'runty Guineas to the Committee at I.loyo's, remit:Nil that it may be applied in procuring Flannel Wsilteoats, Blanketa, or any other comforts, which perfume:pored to the weather may require. Front Mr. ROIMAT 11ev, Manager of the Theatres of Wor cf. ter, Wolverhampton, Herefotd, Ludlow sod Stourbridge, offer ing the entire Receipts, free of all expellees, of one night's Per tormance in each Town during the karat. From Mr. Rosetta son, Manager of the Theatres at Hunting don, Lineolls. Sutton, Grantham, Spalding, Newark, Wifbmch, reterbarougla, and Northampton. ofTvring the enthe Ree, ipt s, free of all taping, of one okht's per .bruume in each Town during the kafon. Refolved un i anbssoufly.That ti optriotic offers of Mr.Hcarov, Mr. Nov, Dr. L[7711411, and of Mr. Roar a Taos, be accepted. The Committee of Treafury I airing reported, that in addition to the Stock fidiferibcd by Lloyd% Coffee-ho okof a o,ooo4Three per Cert. Cot rola, and by an India dual of tool. Three per Cent. Con fat-, there had been ft.rther feat cribed the rum of 113,63611 GS 3J. and that from the Low rum t. ey had anchored Stock.--30,0c0i 3 per Cent. Crinkle. 60,000 l per Can Ardour:l. Refolved, That the pet e' g particulars be communicated to the Public, accompanied with the following Addrds, to be figt:ed by the Chairman : t. While the Committee have fincere fan-. alien in announcing the Sate of the Fund, as above mentioned, tb. y Are .{LN•OIIi to ma prefs upon the mind °teary Loyal Subjed who has not yet be llowed his Donation, the prohal.ility that oecafisit will arife to difplay thole heroic achievements of !Saab Valour,vrhich will en; tide our brave Sanaa and .ildiers. or their Reprefonativa, to the warm and fubitantial etiufions of Raab gratitude. . The Consmittee acknowledge with true parfait' pride, that the Subleription tactcds any that has been recorded in the Annals of our Hatay; but wl., n it is confidered that every lamer war links into a petty contett, compared with the ndgLty Smuggle in which we are now . ngaged " fingte banded," the Committee troll that they may appeal with fu-ccfs to the feelibm of every true friend of his is'es.tiltry, to promote the °Was of ails Initiation. .. At the tag of filch a con tut, the Seaman, the Soldier, :Se Vo liontew.fisnsild know that thole who were slew tolam whlift living, will, in the event o' his falling in this glorious Cask, find Pro tallors and Guardians In a grateful asi.lrenerous Country." FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. Amount advertlfed 3.0,100 L 3 per Cent. Coufois. Cath • i52,748L se. 3d. The following Su bfcriptions in the Paned, of Paling and Old Bradford, tranfrnitted by the Rev. Mr. COLS lON Cut, RCEtOf of Ealing ..... His Royal Highncfs M. Euftace - the Duke of Kent 2to 0 o Mr. Ives and Brother, Earl of Mounthorrii so o 0 7a. Lanfton, is. 08 0 Miff Rawletice 0 to 6 Mr. Laws - a 0 0 J. ILP/Evoy, and Ser. Mr. Peter Thom s 5 0 rants of Earl of M. t .s o Mary Budd, for King Mrs Bligh - 3 3 0 George - 0 I 0 Francis fitepheos,Efq. at o o Dawn, ma 6d. Bor. G. H. Stephens. Ell. fell, as.6d. Eden 12 o 14 0 R. N. - so so o Atlee, as. 64L Wido a John Blig b , Efs. R.N. to 13 0 Mice, W. Benky. ts. 0 a 0 Rev W. Goodeu. ugh 5 5 o Prat, ice. 6d Oliver, Mr a. Goodeuqugts s 5 0 ts. Hooker, sa oto 6 The vnul'g Gentlemen Rd. Ayerilt - 5 s 0 of Mrs. CL's School 1 s 0 Mr. Knapp - & t c Afton, 2.. Cos, it. 0 3 6 Servants of A Huta- Gilborn, =a f.d. Par- lam - I I 0 her, 7s. - 0 17 6 Mr. Jacob, sos.6d. Thifs . Mr Mortis - 3 3 0 tam°, as. 6d. Wheel- Mr. Harper - . 5 3 0 er, Is. osa 0 Mrs. Hartford's 'lO lO 0 Mr.Rodlarn,ss. Atkins, Mrs. Bazet . . 5 5 o 75. Pearfos, .sa. 017 0 Jacob Dick, 35. 6d. Mr. Earle, too. 6d. Mr. at'atfou, as. 6d. 0 g o bodwlick, rm. to'. 6d. t a 0 Mils Smith . a a 0 Max. Gordon, kfii. a s o Servants 6f ditto . s II . d Mr. Gordon - i s 0 Mffs Iltlpoo 0 18 et Mesjohn Yultue,tcs.6d. Jotter. ts. 6d. Con*. as 0• II 6 . Tronnan,6d. oIT 0 sit.r. Mine, 3s. kip. - Rev. C. Waltingtoe 10 50 0 IL Fearer. 1 a ' o 5 0 Servants of ditto 0 $ 0 Coward. is 6d. Mna . R. Max. (exclave id Petit Pterreds. Mirk' Subfcrip.atLloyd's)3, 0 0 Mife, m. Ad. oto O.R. K. tibial. Lf.q. •. g s 0 Keyfall 7s. Mrs. Sad& Hayes as. 641. Drew. 70. asides. le. oto 6 Ealing as. 64. .0 9 6 . Jar, ph tletcha(tseln- Mr. Dantean a a 0 Eve lOW Sobtferip- Mils Damao° 1• a 0 " I .s• at /.lespd's) t it 0 M. Blacker, iCis. 64. .. - __ 33 0 Haddam 6d. Jen blr . rievesic. kora 3s. - Nes Fletcher, ids 6.i. ''‘wasiot• of Ti,Sasitk, /Ads Cacaos F. - ... t it 0 lee. ead. • 1 I 0 F.fts. Rev. Dr. Niebolai alB • Servants at Jofech F. EIS. - to '0 Tutors and Pupils at Mn. Sadao °argon gos 0 0 the Rev. Dr. N. 33 It o Hookketper t L I a Fe. osni , s vs 64. Ben- WIC SCSVOITSIL IS. well 7s • and other 6 0 Scrrants of Mrs D. t 3 0 Men Ilavantsas.a. S g es -Raven,F.fis.R.N. 5 5 0 Mrs. Band' - i Mrs. Halifax - 5.5 o Mr. Hcirona 11. Is. _ Ilse 6 Miffs. Hata 66 o Mr. Rend 74. I 8 0 s l , wa t ts of Mns. H. 0 8 6 Mr_ Jame Trimmer 5 5 0 Mr. Bayley - aa 0 A Minn las Hatt as Mr. Tclbols . aa 0 will sassy Comrade o 1 0 Mr. Paw I.etagra a o 0 Ilsylry and 900, W. %.' stiots 10. 64. oao T. Wimed.Ekt Hula Stn-ress, cto 6 Hall 51 to c Frcebstrn . oso6 Js 'Wend, Efq. it 0 0 Mr. 11.ttleg • 5 S 0 I'. Macdonald. Efq. s2hace. ss Meirer,64. n 1 6 Drayton-green it o o IA er. R. Carr . 8 It e Mrs.Maabeid 3 3 o Servants to ditto 0 1a 6 7.Sfs Macdonald i t o Ti...bard Gray, Eft sad 0 0 berg MS of data o so o t. crams of yens t 3 o Me. Hawkins 1 1 0 `.:es Allied • aa 0 Miasmas fell, kfts. 50 0 0 It or. Collages Cid' 6 6 08. Martindale. EN. I 0 to Toe 3 NV,lres Cary Ito 0 Mrs. `Tartind.le a 0 0 A.-rvants of ditto oto 6 a 'v. .:y • 1 r o M-.SlieJwiek t os. 6d. Mr. rse - t 0 0 Alton: 7s. - 0176 Mr Miner 7s. Moth-, M. Francis . t s 0 7s llmlans 7s. s 2 0 Chriftt.ph. AideMpe s 0 0 Mr. I.lttlet.y I 4 o HA. as 4,1 Ftired, Hinge se 6d. Syls••• as 6.1. Mai bad. us 6d. Hismplubs los f•d. •t 5 6 Is . o 6 c a /ils Omen, - 3 ei 0 HoMe. as. Cafe is o 3 0 Mr St.e dais • 3 3 oM. liar-ges,Old Brest & imam to dery 0 • 0 f..." 1 & a a o r 6 o I I 0 LITT 4.1 ...SLING &TVS: to nr I 4cuit. C. J. ref PAr. rank tin AL.T.3:r:t T c • t • L : Mar. rrq. to to 0 . Si, James Wright,llt Wto 0 t. •.:.Col.Drinkwatcr z Z l / 4 1c. - 1 1 0 :Vas. lltinktrater 3 3 0 Mr.. o to 6 OLD rroitn. Thom.. Smith, Eftl. 21 0 O Mr. I.lm (lake 2 s o \l.. >m t' , 10 to o AbrJaani 11...1 .1 to. Mr. C•LIw.O 5 5 o Kick C.a.at .1. Is. 11 0 Mrs. C.4.1 .v 5 5 O Joan 14. Mr. 01:vcr g 1 0 K. Walnalcy ;I. Is. 2 3 Mr John Andrews s s 0 John Bond 13.. 6d. Mr. I'linruas Whorne 5 5 o John K ire 4cs 6.1. 1 1 0 Mr. Griggs ()lborne s 1 0 Mr John tyke Wetton to 0 0 Wm. Nakcr tcs. 61 rl4 6 Jim Edwards. F.A.S. s 5 0 James Asklrrws acs. Mr. William Trinunt, 5 5 0 6d. Wscdou ss. Mr. John Newton 55 0 Holies - s 0 6 Mrs. Newton 1 1 Q Mr. FAlWilld Gould 5 5 o Mr. J. Tirrcll z z o S. Nigiber . o to 0 Wni.nino tos.6d.km. Samna Blake 31. is ...... --.-- -- Jchufon 4 -is 014 6 Charles bints ii.U. 3 2 0 NIS. J. P. Renee 3 5 o Richard Aidrulge tos. Mr. Rich. Allen 3 j 0 64. Pilfon 7a Mot - Mr. Robs. Vincent 1 t 0 %Insley 76. - i 4 6 Mr. George Clarke s 5 0 Burunatu as. 64. Mr. Mr. Sans. Clarke S S 0 Lane ss. Daniels • Thomas 11,:rringtor, 2, ed. • 0 ao 0 Efq. 2t 0 0 MifsGreenfinith tos.6d. Mr. Rich. Deane a I • Win. jupp ;Cs. 6d. I a 0 Wm. Purdy ss. Jof. John Weitad vice at Dick:nfon as. 6d. o 7 6 I'hn. Walls ii. is. s a 0 Mr. Allport - II 0 Mr. R. Trimmer al as. Mr. Harman 103 641. Rlrs.Tritilinc I' 11.13.3 3 0 _ _ _ Joho Clarke Sa4sta- Tir. Thomas Turner i S o tioo 3a. - ogS 6 John King jun. tot. 6d. Mrs.Scabrook Ica. ed. liur:ord 3s. Snipe 56. 1 o 6 ?carte ea 61. How- Mrs. Wcllford el es. ard sa - o :II o Sam.llarlhunt st. sa 3 3 o Mr. Thos. Jn'Jion i 1 0 Wilti.sot R“seni t00.6d. Mr. Abr. Trimmer 1 1 0 May Lock tot. 6d. Mill Wbitc 10.. 6d. Cole JO& 641. I It 6 _ _ Mr. Manhani x ca6d. i t o Mr. Win. Anthony S S 0 Mr Bowden - 3 3 o Mr. N'm vindler,fen. Alainciing lc 61 Horne iL is. Spindler, Jun. s . 6.1. spotion 73. oto 0 il. Is. a$ 0 Banyon 7.. itaplcy as. 6d. Mr. James Milton S 5 0. COZCO S•. . 034 6 John Aldridge 7s. T. Conaway tos. 6d. Eaton Bryan,jun. ton 6d. 0 17 6 15. Attridge 25.6 d. 0 14 0 Mr. John Sims ii. Is. T. (:rocknell pos. 64. John Howe H. ta $ $ 0 W. Round. tos.6d. t t 0 Mr.Wm Moored. is. M. Era. Burclutt a a 0 Samuel Harris ilia a 2 0 Mr. Chas. Child t i 0 Mr. Sam. Harris, Jun. NU . . lkoiley t.. Hillard iL is. Sam. Sykes as 6d. %Theistic, si. 012 6 11. 15. - *a 0 Edward Edwards, Efq. 2 2 0 Daniel Ooldwln 3; 0 Mr. Watch - 1 1 0 Thomas Frith 75. Sr Win. Butler ss. 04'hite rah Flathu is. Fal ls. TONT), as. 6d. 0 9 6 12S 75. - 019 0 Mr. 1 .awrence Rowe 5 5 o Beck ics 6d. Tucker Mr. Farris il. 1-. Jai. v.'s 6d. Gore los 6d. i tit 6 Fletcher :I. Is. 1 1 o Samuel Jones 1L is. Win. Word io3. 6d. John Lees 11. is. a 1 0 Tunftall as. Black- --- hall 2% . 01$ 0 Total LA 149 15 6 'r• Fiala ° n Fidel IS. I:4 .41 atter . N:•I. Y, - 4 4 0 LOVDUN GAZETTE EXTAW)ADINART. DOWN IN 0-S TR EST, AUGUST 15. A Difpatch, of which the fullooing is a Copy, was this Morning received by the Right Honourable Lord Ilossar, His Ma. Principal Secretary of State for the War Department. from Licutenar.t-General Gait:ruts, Commander In Chief of His Majcit) . Troops in the Windward and Leeward Minds: Scarb,rougb, Tobago, July s. Mr LORN—I have the honour to report to-your Lordfhip, the Surrender, by Capitulation, of the Fort of Scarborough, ar.d the Reftoration of the Ifland of Toba3n to the 13ritifh Government. I have the fatisfaaion to ads:, that this event appears to be received by the Colony, the inhabitants of which are almoll entirely Brit?fh, tl,e Lun' tense of gratitude. The circumfiantes which led to this for tunate and valuable conquefi, were as fol:ow : On the 25th, Commodore Houn, unit the fleet and troops, failed from St. Lucia, and yefterday at day break we made this Wand. About five o'clock in the afternoon, having landed a greater part of the troops, the two leading columns marched forward towards Scarborough, and nutting with no oppoft tion in the defiles of St. Mary's, advanced to Mount Grace, from which place I fent a fummons to the Contralaulant•Genci al Burr:its, who returned an anfwer I y propofing Terms of Capitulation, which were fin.:lty fettled about fi..ur this morning, and at eleven pollen - tit of the Fumes was given to the Bri tiffi Forces; the French Guam marching out with the honours. of war, and laying down their arms, after palling the Guard of Honouromder the orders ,of Brigadier-General P: c row. The Fort having fur rendered without refiftance, I cen.only (peak to ge• ncral terms of the excellent difciplise and.good con dud of the officers and foldiers in this expedition ; there is no doubt, had the French garrifim been nil ficientlthong to have hazarded renitence. they wouldhave met with as obllinate an attack as was experienced by the garrifon oCklorne Fortunde. 1. is nett to irnpoflible for me to lay too much in praife of the co-operation of the Wavy. The temp. are in the higheft degree indebted to Commodore Hoot) for the accommodation afforded to them on board, and to the judicious arrangements and esecipion is the embarking and difembarkation of them by Captain HALLOWELL. I take the liberty to enchife a copy of the orders given to the troops,. I likessife encli.fe a lift of the t:oops of the French Republic who laid down their arms in confequenee of the capitulation ; .lifis the return of ordnance and printery (lures sakes in the Fort and other Batteries in this Mind. Capt. Daaese my Aichle-Camp and Secretary, returning to Eng land, will have the honour to deliver this dif patch to your Lordikip ; I beg leave to recommend him to your nntiee, as an inte:l:gent, diligent. and satire officer I have the honour to bier Ate. • • (Signed) W. Gantries% Linn. Gen. Right rise. Lord HOIART. &C. ire. TOBAGO, pflig 30. The forces of his Britannic Majelly, now landed in this llland, being fo foperior to thole of the French. R public, that refinance will only prove an onnicef- Cary profulim rf the lives crimes. The fopelcority of the &kith Naval Force over chit of the French in thole fens mull preclude the hope Of rumour. The commanders of the &kith Army and Navy being folly fenfible of their deJed cuperiority, fo fully evinced on the ssd inliant, by the capture of Horne Fortune, in the Ifland of St. Lucia, by affanit, offer to the French Commanding Officer to 'precede to any realonable proporals, for the inunediate furrender of this Mond, as he may think roper to offer, premi ling only, that d i & prrifon mutt furrender prifoners of war, to be cotveyed to Europe, and that all the v roperty is to be at the tlifpniel of the captors. Tbr offic who will have the ho.;nur to deliver this, is to wait or.e !pair, and no longer, for an aofwer. _ (S,eited) W. not 1 Kett; a, l et. CZn. Caratotdvela Chief. (bvlrecl) ira. Hr.orr. Cnaum.dayCrmmanJcr (A tn.; Copy, W. PLIII/01 L1. 4 ,T1f, I ;ic I: :141j thc (lateral ate= 'irat-it yr.re mom:sari icbsio. • , • OEM szaTrutit, CRMVII A t. rot sit tc Pr.llK-CINELAI. Or TUt OV 103At.:3,1:4 li.t NAMI; OV fLIC FRENCH urvt KV, An. I. 10 i.vir up to the Commander in CLirf 0: Ilk Bri tannic hlaj..-fiy*: Foreca the Fir tof 6zarthx.uxh, tit. ftnta itatC tO t. L141;,4 it now Li, together with tlie ..I.lii:Lry, ant: Alilitiwy Jtorts. Atifwer—Agreed ta. • Att. li. 'I ;.e ,Aarrifai, Mall march out with all the honours of war; drum. Inn nig, And taLisg their. sssss and bazzsze, iiith one piece of field Artillery. Answer.—Agreed to. The Britillt troops berg permitted, at tleven &dock to-morrow morning, to have ut the fort of Sarlsorou:li ; And the french Garrilon at the fame tine is to march out-with the honours oi war, drum, beating. arm. And bag gage, and ore piece of field artillety ; Art the arras are to be :aid down. and the field piece given up a. foou a. they ILA have palled the (Alecto. Art. 111. The Captaia.Gencial, his Stair, all the officers, all the perfons in military ur civil cm,luyinents, with -,il the foldicrs, 'cameo, Imams. andgenerally al l the French attaelnci to the ler vire of the Republic, with their wives and children, Bull be em barked within a mouth, and fent back to France at the espence of He. Brit nide Majesty. Anfwer.—..lgrcul to. And Gull be Cott within the time, or as loon after as grable. Art. IV. A prefer veifel Grail be furnifh.d as loon as poffible fur the conveyance of the 4.;aptAin•Getteral, hi. family, Staff, and other perfuna an his Suite, with thegotal. and effect. belonging to than. Asifwer.--Agreed to. Art V. The lick and wounded theft be attended to in the mili tary hofpital of Scarborough, at the eapcnce of lint:mute Ala jetty, and lent to France when cured. Aufwer.—Agreed to, and they mall be fent to France as Loop as they may be n.covered. Art. VI. 'lke Property of every kind belonging to the labs- Wants of diet:okay thall be re tweed; their laws, customs, and ufages will be preferved. as they have hitherto been by the F enth Agreed to—The Colooy will have the laws extiting whrn under the Wraith Governmast, previoue to it, Litt ;within to the I much Republic. Art. VIL The Captain. General, Carer Berthier. mall imam diatdy difpatch the Netional brig Suufficer, now at acartiorongh, to apurize his Government with this CapituLtion. The necelfary . . . pallport or this pun wrc DWI be given by the Louttnauder of the naval fortes of His flritannic Auftvg.T.—Aerced to by me; but cubjedl to the Commodores opinion. An unarmed velicl -may be fent to France, and l the houfileur is Warmed the might be fent to France. Art. VIII. Ilse French merchant refills now in Scarborough Roads, under the batteries of the fort, Mall be allowed to fail tor Inch Port ot:Europe or America as they !hall think proper. Aufwcr.--Requires being referred to the Commodore. Pro vided the property does not belong to perfons who have come to the Nand knee its cation to the French Republic. . . - . Art. IX. Noce of the inLabitants thall be molefted on account of the condudt they may have held, or opinions they may have profcEed under the French Government. Aufwer.—Agreed to. Art. X. During the !pace of two years, to continence this day. It (hall be permitt...l to such inhabitants as are defirous of qui tiug the Mend, to dirpok of thir properties, and ftIII46VC the a,:oulLt to wha.cver place they plcalt, Aufwer.—:.%greed Providencc•Hot,fe, 3ctis June, Abs. (Si/rte.) W. Ottexrieso, lieutenant-Gcoetal,somniandinp in Chief. SA NUL HOOD, Commodore. and Commander in Clusf ' 1 nth Msffsdoe, I Ith year of the French Remdfic. (Sisi:CL!) C&S.111 bent Lissa, Csptain•Gcneral of the LIJAKI of Tob..go. Accepted by Order of Gemini Bratlair.r, by virtu.: of his full powers granted to us. (SOW) li:Anst•s, Fill Aide-de-Camp. Dm:et:Goss GENT IL, 41111641.01191, Whereas the Prosition made in the Bth Atale oti Capitulation, did not appear to be clearly understood by the Captain General Cwfar Scrthier, it is now I agreed that the Captain. General Mall take to him the William and Jenny merchant (hips - to tranfport the French troops and failors to France, as .well as the property of the Captain General, ind4endent of the unarmed brig Rated; and that proper paffports (hall be furniTheil for the put pofe, and for failing under the French flag with a cartel ; and that all other veffels.are to be corifidered under the reknit ! tiona and orders of the Ileitigh Comniatider in ow. (Signed) Saisisst. kloon. Casco. BBILTIIIIIII. c ap. Gen. Tamp, etbJely rind. Had Cleartererobese, :ft dial?, sips. ORNEMILL ORDERS. The Commander of the Forces has again the op pertunii y of congratulating the Troops with the fue. gets due to their zeal, difepline, and courage, by the furrendir, by capitulation, of the fortrels of Scarbo• rough. and the relocation of the Illand of Tobago, without bloodlhed. to the Scitifh Go►ernment. 'rhe Commander of the Forces hopes the Commo dore will permit him to impute the principal caufe of thfir recent (Ileitis to his Really co.operation with the itrers4, and to the judicious arrangements and eueu don of Captain Hastowass. la the embarkation and difembaikation of the troops. The Commando of the Forces affirms the Officers arid Sailing of the King's flips, and the Officers and Slgers of the. Royal Marines, that it will be with *acute he (ball report to his Royal Mightier. the Commander in Chief, their attachment and laudable perlisicratt.e in the execution of thrfe ditties the ler %ice has required from them ; aryint will be neat to it:affable for the army wet ton - .aected in its under taking, when she Sailors girllhch esfertial Aid in the conveyance of the artilkre, aml the Royal Matisse& their fupport wherevwt occafiattirequites. • The advance march •4 . the totl9flitys of two comPanks ni i!sie Etat h regiment, - and%4 eon' panics of the d India regiment, wider Id-- gadier Genet Ai r ..tcros. which in all p!obability lma been the can& / h e (p ecc iy c snen j er , i s entiqed military vitteriendation, The ci s ..umflances of the capitulation lint afflirriiiig' any tit-gallon far the difplay of Brkillt,jral44.l4sror tur•atcty alfu prevented any lofs wary .commen dation is due' to the army for their seedy► obedience to the orders r.gceferolt tlfefestiallons. Great prniCelsealfo due to the alertnefs and reitai• nets of the Royal Artilles y and Royal Artificers in their emhaekation and difembarkation, both of them- Alves, ordnance. and *ores, and for their attention to their difcipline and ditties. (Signed) WIS. Taros,. Captain. A fEtiant Adj. Gen. Return of the trench Tramp a. 4 &ann. in Fort Srarborovali. in the plaid of Tobago. at the Mau of its (armada to tint &ai. Farce.. on the :ft of July. slot. • 3 Captains, a Sedeliist II &leant,. t 6 Cetreals, 73 Greraultert, 9 torten, re. t so noilora.—'l nut HR. ~ The Genetaland Asir °Seen Lot included ( slimed) C. Luz tu seuito capasinoCeattnandant. (A True (bpy) Wit. Tat um. Cpuiti,Alfiltant Adj. Gm. Fort Kin thorge.Tobeitedvly s, Return of Ordnance mud Stara captured at this Place twilit Ay. . . • . aty yodel the autunasd of I.2;teenaot-cteuer st Oriti . fictd. Dartr.4es. forviceaMe Planed AT pounders. 13 Ihrokeabk Paper cightem.powaders. 83 ferricatbie Papa Moe positdera. 73 lereicealtle paper fia-riundera. 1000 knell& And 211.063 F:esch mar-At-UN ditto. Ilea n elI without halts. Cortrithrs, empty-417 fervituabie p per r ightcefillounticry. aq fattiocable papa-fiz paundera. 690 krviccatsle cy4t.dcrs, des . teso-poua3a.ri. a repairable hooch Wita myna. 67x ferv.xu. Wu gift'. remora. fur making cartridges-1 fervicea•Jk I„;.".l . mn•poun. data. s krbrenkk nine-poemiAll. s SaTiosabk polsuSes. a kris forviccabla Lig ! . Foxes.—no eight-in* ferticaabk and too onfervicgable. fervtee.bie ditto fur Land grosad‘a. Lron guaga for Obut—i fer. rietaLle eighteen-pounder. a ferviceable nine-pounder. t fer viceable fix pounds. 5 unferviceable handfcrews. 94 furvicesble empt; hand grenades. 6 fervice.b:e filled ditto. Hat.dfpikes.-Ado ferviceolde common. 3 ferviceable traverfing. Zalais harnefs.--t feraiceabk English fet. a fervlecable French fit. 98 fervieeable copper hoops. to fcrviceable horns f,r pow. der. 7 fervicealle bars of round iron. to cwt. of fasiceable old iron, for gun carriages. a large fereiceabla copper kends. 1...tt,5, with staves.-9 fervlceable eighteen-pounders. x kr vicadde nine-pounder. at fervicable fix-pounders. Ladles, atithout /tarts. 6 fa-via:able eighteen-pounders. 3 ferviceahle bine-pounders. to ferviamble fix-poundal. 60Lbt. of ferviceabla MOM match. Cupper meaferea for powder.--t fervieeable twenty-four-pop. der. a ferel cable eighteen-poundcn. t tawieasble eight-tabee 66Ibs of fereieradde ben metal, . . Br. Cs guns, tuounted.-2 ferviceable fix-pounders. Iron guar, mounted.-8 ferviceatak cightiwa-peundcrs. 4 ferviceable nine pounders. s Imiceable fm-pounders. a ferviceable four-pow. der. Bre. mortars, mounted,— t friviceable 9* Inch. a terrier able 9inch. Iron guns, dffinininted.w.9 ferviceable eighteen-pounders. 3 ferviccable alorsoonders. s unferriceable right-poundcra 3 &tolerable and t unferviccobir 41-posuders. t lervicrable feu:- pounder. a ferviceable and 3. unft rviczable iron [Medi, dlfmount. ed. 89 [mice-ask Loch pins. a ferviceable leather portfue cafes. 44 ft.rviceable portfires. r fervictable pordre Rick. Powder earned -3 fervier-ble copper-hooped barrels. 23 fer viccab,c copper-bouprd half barrels. 19 fixviceabk hazel hooped bar. rS. a ferviceable bark- Duped half barrels. i 1 fcrelceibla tassel-hooped kers,of asiba. 240. of ferviceable nro: - .1,d powder. 2 [tack/able punches for vents. 3, anferviceable cu',. of white rope. s fervireiMie aid unferviceabk pairs of drag :. pe. .1 • rervicealile fesrchcr, without Ilaff. , a ferviceable right inch fetter for fez, s. • Shells empty..-1 ferviceble teginch. xt;•8 fcreiceable eight inch. 4 C niceable five and hay Icel.—Shells fixed -24 ferviceabk sight-inch: ' Care Shot, fixed with powder-46 ferviceable fix-peduaden.-- Case Shot, fixed to wood bottoms-3opfcrricesble eighteen-pout: ders. 4sferviceable nine pounders. 27x fervicetble lix pouadcrs. Grupe 51101-104 firviecable Ex-pounders. About 3 cwt. of kr viceable leaden mulket-mot. 18 cwt. of ferviceable toofc (Lot fee cafes. Round (hot fixed with powder-9 ferviceable fix-pounders. Round Chot, fixed to wood bon onts•-••11 fervieteable fix-pounders. Round aux-3838 ferviceable eighteen pounders. 64$ ft:nicest:plc Cant pounders. 2120 keViceable fix pounders. 103 resvicesbic four-pounders. 53 renderable Frcnab Bayonets. 143 unfervice able mu*ct barrels. 71 ferviceable French cartouch boxes. 63 ,thrviceable and t6O unferviccable French inufkets with Re ram mer'. 6 untervicsable Frgli th muthets, with out el rammer' —y 7 unferviecable wall pieces. 19 faviccable Curing fpikes, for pr rifon gun.. 6c , 3 renderable eight•ineh (pikes, for platforms.— Sponges. with Raves and rammer heads - 3 fervictlable and 23 un renderable eight-rounders. 3 ft:mkt:able stinc-poimders: 4 fer eicruble fix-rtunders. 43 fervice.able, sad s usferviecable iron trucks. 3 (enterable tube boxes. 2200 knit:cubic reed tubes Wadh ohs wit" Raves—r fcreiceable eighteen-pounder. I (entice able nine. pounder. 53 let-awe-able fix-pounders. Wadhooks, with out ilave.--49 ferviecable. Iron Weights-6 fersiceable Oats. t ferviceabh sobs. 'aB ferviceablc withers. 7 favicesble prism.g wires. N. B. The carriages on which the guns are mounted ate in want of much Nadir. (Signed) Wit s.Wu.sott.CApt.and Beig. major. Commit dies; Royal Artilety, Wed Indies. - • F. CI trwa's,Ose. Store keepa. To Lieut. Gen. Gat Int e to, Comm:lader of the Forces, Ste. Tobago, an 1it1y,.1803..• Return of Ordnance sad Storesaiptured at Courland Outcry, is this 11;ad. Five genrkeable leaden aprons. Faper car ridges, empty.-66 fervicr.aldeelytateen-ponnders. faskeable nine-pounders. Papa eattrtdm, filled " . -9 ferries.- 410N4gboen-pounders.. 6fecrlceabk Woe poosilers. 3 Grotto-. able common Isandiais. irigerviceablE eopperboopn 43 Poona of fenicealde powder. Iron Ordnance.—; ferneealsle eighteen-pounders. mounted at repairable carriages, t law/cubic nineldunder, recanted at A ferviceahle earelago oak Riot, find to Woodbottoma—a fervlecable cleated' pow. dere 4 ferviccabla nine-pounders. to isrvlceable fia-p. owlets. Round Coot. fried to wood bottoms —2o fertiteable fiz.poluit. ders. Look mot.--I.t ferneesble elybaren-yeanders. s r,nriet 'able nine panniers. 8 fernecable ea-pounders. Weds.—t 6 Awe pounders. W. Wtuen4.oaptidn Sesede hue/ .. Orannuodiny Royal Artillery, wen mass, F. CleaPltaii.Ordlierire Store Keeper. • To Lknanant-Gateral Caters e ce,Caitenader of the Fe em, he, •DINIIIAL.Te•OFFIC4, £5. • Capt. 'demotes ts. of his Majetty:s Qt' the Atoo arrived this morning at the Adrutralifwitli a dTI patch froarCommoclore Mono, Commander in Chief of hie Majelly's - fitipi and !arch at the L , .eivarsl Illands, io.Siatan Nem*. Bartran, titled the aft 4u17 . of-which ate followfokix a copy. t . • • • CeleTallit. Great CenelallVt% Tiber", i teipo Sir—Having failed Enka' Se. Lug& on the -ever in of the asth oC.l,l,l,lnopth, accompanied trf his firms named in the margin s. with Lieu tenaut General Gateman and Troops for the attack of Tobago embarked on board, and feveral (mall ordnance and provifion weeds, we arrived of the Ifland yetterday forenoon, and were joined by his Majeily's lhip Va •us and Poar Memoir. neither of which having troops, I directed Captain GRAVES to anchor dole to the battery on the ad point of Courland Bay, and commence the attack, that the firft divifion of the army (comp , .fed of two companies of the 64th regiment, and five companies of the 3d WeR India regiment. commanded by Brigadier-General Pica row, and concluded by Captain H•Ltowsta. of the Moo) might be covered in proceeding to land in the bay, and Captain.Nevn.s. to run in with the Poet. Ma NOS data to the back of tbetattery to cover the - landing And-as (non as the two companies of the 64th were in the boats, I bore up with the Can reva•with tuu . intention of fupporting the Chip. and (loop ; but 4e Ready and judicious coodud theft" officers is-the execution of this favice, was fo corn. efeßive, that the .battery was loon filenced 'elk fire t f the Views, and the Poat Malmo drove them from the back, landed and took pofcffion with out any lois, by which the troops were difearbarked unntoletted. From the fuperior energy of Lieutenant-Genera ORIIIHILD, the rapid movements of the army were fuck as to caufe General Cssaa Beams& to pro pofe for the furrenda of the Fort of Scarborough the fume evening, and the ankles of capit ulation, a copy of which have the !snooks to enc et, were com pleted by half pall 4 this morning. I &mild do great injuidice to the Lieutenant-Ge neral, and the reverel officers and foldiers under his command, if I did not mention the moll cordial good underilanding which has fuhfilled between us during the whole of our operatic -Iw, as I Ibould alto do to the feveral Captains, officers, petty officers. icemen. and Royal Marines of the leveret thins, for their. tow remitted attention and good condu&. Thc Royal Marines, and a body of icemen were landed to cooperate with the army. under the com mand of Captain Hat.t.owert and it is fierce se. ceffaty for me to add, his teal and exertion were equally - confpicuous as on the late expedition to St. Lucia. He is charged with this difpauh, and sill „give their Lordlbips any further information they maz defile on the fubjell. (Signed) !en. MOOD. DOWNING-1711.111T, •nc. 15. The fi,ilowing returns of troops and Rom tAkes • Court, Arge,lrtren, Cticbefier. awd Hamm t set Liewsiam-Oatral Orbidle' otraders. at S 14b Iketu Co 1 I ME 1: Acta Yen den. rem fires, ken TS sir t oak, ter I fogs (A te ri der The I a ea' Let 3 tie bank 3P« 4 Pc* !Per fr:. ' Al 112 ff find porta front OM • Eng .duet' the e A with was i no fa mine In m the 1 tiAtei Prim end I lOtin; Boar ty.ti tt c tare ~- ii