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I I 7. ,- 117 . 71^4, - ~.. Front the LQNDON G 4.ZSTTR;'Acc. 19. Atbuiralty.rqfirc, Attg. 10. Diartatehe-, of which the following are Copia, tare been receited at this office, from Sir Richard John Strachan, Bart. K. 11. Haar-Admiral u:" . the White, addressed to tg)ie Hun. Wm. Wellesley Po k. • Kacravee,in the West Scheldt, arts the halal, Aug. 11. Strt--I beg leave to acquaint you, for the in.- formation of the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, that 1 sin at this moinent going up to Balk, iu South Beveland, which has been at tacked by a strong detachment of the enemy's !Willie, and which, by Sir Richard Kohli's ports, consists of two (Ogees, one bearing a Vier-Admiral's Ong, thirty brigs, eight !eggs-vs or schooners, and fourteen gain-boats. I was under the necessity of detaining oar Qolilla, to prevent supplies • from . being thrown into the garrison at . Flushing, antho assist in cattiug off its commis.' nication with Cadsand, which service was effec toally done, except during the late heavy gales, which drove the gun-boats from their stations, and prevented our ships entering the Scheldt, from the circumstance of their nut being able to weigh their anchors. Since the weather has moderated, the wind has provtikiisgly draan rased to the S. E. which is the only ohs/artist-that prevents Lord I , l;ni. Stuart, with a squailitfii of ten heavy frigates, passitig Flushing, as well as gear -Admiral Lord Gard. nor, with the effective line-of-hattlewhipss taking up the auellorhge in Dykeshuok gay, where I ju tted Isis Lordship shall remain, with a view of having lb: assistance of that squadron in our ffir ther operations against the esietuy, and eventually to proceed op the Scheldt. The divisions of the army under the Earl of rtusdyn and Marquis of Huntley, landed on Soisth-Saureland ow the gth. The cavalry and ord. 1 _twee ships, with the brigs and some sloops of war, have passed through the Slough, into the \Vcst Scheldt, and are ouw :mining themselves of every lid* to.proceed to Bathz. lam also *mica- Touring to warp the Pallas and Circe through by the tittle channel, and with every probability of 'Octets. •!. ; • isir Home Popham was del arbeal with some gun. ievects, for the pisrp.ose of sounding the river, and of itoinifig Sir Richard heats at Bathz. The batteries are not yet r-aily to open un Flushing, elserefuro I hope to be here attain in time to co operate with tlie army in the attack on that garri son. lam conic:llW to add, that the enemy has cut the dyke to the right of the town, and the bland is likely so he inundated. I have ordered Rear-Admiral Otway to send the fiteninoeth and Agincourt to itotgland for water, es soon as they can be got down from Zieriekzee; said earnestly intreat that other means may be adapted fur supplying the army and navy from Englassd, la I apprehend all the water in (Isis island will be spoiled by the inundation, and that there is not more in the other islands than is neces sary for the subsistence of the Inhabitants. Their Lordships mutt be aware, that in this ex tensive and complicated service it is impossible for me to enter so fully into detail as I eustld wish, especially as isur arrangements must vary in pro portion with the movements of the enemy. In my absence I have directed Rear-Ailmiral Otway to superintend theseveral duties Mahe to the iimestment of this island, and to eetrespond with the Admiralty on all matters of service. Captain Dubbie, ho acted in the Pallas during the absen..e of Captain Seymour, is the bearer of this dispatch. He had my flag for smite thsinin that ship, and has been particularly attentive to the public service. In consequence of the protracted siege of Flash ing, and the necessity fur the flotilla going up the Scheldt, I have ordered guns from the ships of war to fit twenty transports as gun.ships, and, with the lariselies of the ships under Rear-Ad miral Otway, to form a flotilla fur the lower part of the Scheldt, ninth I trust your Lordships will a t tpc o se. You mill please likewise to interns their Lordships, that Lord Gardner has or dered the Centaur and Theseus to cruise off the Teed. Boa. I have thu honour to Ise, ,Icr. W. W. Pa d (Siglied4 lt. J. SEttAt:ll.l:4. • e. &wpm% lathe West Neheldr, Aug. 12,1109. Aug directed the frigates named in the to proceed up the West Scheldt, under of Lord IVilliam Stuart, Captain of the Ihe moment the wind was favourable, Itis °nicer availed himself of a light air , eatward on the afternoon of the MID 'withstanding the tide was against his , and passed the batteries between and Ca'lsand ; the ships were under the fire nearly two hours. i l lte gallant and \e manner in which this squadron was and their steady and well-directed fire, 1117 breast the warmest sensation of al. The army witnessed their exertions applause, and I am certain their Lordships ipprceiate the services of Lord William . Captains, officers, seamen, and marines, occasion. No very material accident hap. sxcept by a shell striking L'Aigle, and ' through her ducks into the bread-room, .eluded one man was killed, and four amulet! : her stern-frame is much shat. L o rd William Stuart's modest letter ac. this dispatch, together with a return of and wounded, nisi the damages sus. his Majesty's ships its forcing the cis. that river. I have the honour to be, Ac. It. J. STRACHAN. file 7.lsi,*esty'v %ire Lavinia, *lathe Scheldt, Augshl 11, 11)09. the honour to inclose you a return of nail wouaded, and the damage sustained his Majuity's ships, which you did mu to place under my orders to force passage of the Scheldt, between the Flushin4 and Cadsand. As from your 'on must have been a witness to the exc.. ffertbia^, km•th yet, RA., Nymph*, L'AVe, Lira, 1/I.t ad, surd Perha. uarag W‘Wd , of the Sct sill a l , pcovi their Lords dered the CI Tad. Uaa. W. W. , SlR—lllai margin*, to the orders o Lavinia, th, that zealous from the we instant, nut , Frode ding, lushing an enemy's fira seaman-like conducted, excited in m miration. with applau will duly ap Stuart, the( on this occa pencd, exce which fell tl where it ex) others wool terrd. Lor companies t the killed tabled by If trance of th 1 SIR, I have tin the killed am ow board h the honour through the batteries of 1 position you • Lavtakt Sergi ‘lgo‘t ? H curio, of this setilte, I hive only to thmilc for the honour you did me irr'pl4cing thesquai under my orders. .. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, (sword) V. sTuARC. • To Sr R. J. Strnehan, Ban. K.ll. Rear-Admiral ufthe White. Coitanander in Chief, &r. &v. • 40 ltotrns . ef kilted nod Illelonderf on hoard a egandroo - .r a IMaderie s ship., Int be Captain the letglit Itoi. hued Wit. : limo !Overt post the batteries of Flashing MA arekine g t OA . the 11tH dared. 1909. , Lavitiki, Litplaiu Lord William Stuart—None killed or Itnalded. Euryalu, Captain the Hun. G. 11. INtokes— None killed Sr woundeti. AmetlivA, Captain Sir M. Seviamir-1 killed, 1 wounded. I;Aigle, t aptaln George Wulf-1 killed, I %sounded. Wrenches, Captain Keith Miewell— None killed nr ainsusled. • Statira, Captain C. W. Bors--•None killed or wounded. 1 • Herniae. Captain N. 11. Cliristkva.-1 wilanded. Dryad. Captain E. Galway—Nitre killed or intotes4rd. Jinni, Captain P. lanneet ill—Nione kitied or no un 4 led.. Perko, Captain William Titompoia--1 nuouded. . Tetal-2 killed. 9 wituaded. (Sigurd) R. J. STItACIIAN. Names of the killed and wounded on board o septedeon of hit Majelke's Wirt under Ike direrehrta of Coptithe the night 1/... Lori tritlierns &nod. on !Avila, of .lugnat,ltl99. Aineekviit—M. (itinerant, killed; .1. klanfree. wounded. L'AiAle—E. Ifiggitoou, private of ituarkini, killed $ W. White, bondman. V/ 4n1111111111; W. Brow airy. hwy• 5t .1.00.1 4.18" 9 (lino ; it. t.. vine, Meow:Now, royal tit:4We% ditto; T. Do novan, acting prhooloutster, ditto. Reniitte—Two men. not named, .li4hily wounded. (Signed) It. J. srtiAcif.i.N. I. Kitognnoi, is the Wes( Scheldt, Aug. l'i. • Si tt —I had dispatched Sir Home Popham vitas the sloops, brigs, and vessels mimed in the my gin*, together with a light flotilla, water Captains Lyford, hou e, mid Buck, up ,the West Scheldt, to sound and buoy the ohannels of that river, to enable the larger ships to advance, for the purpose' of putting into execution the ulterior objects of this espetlition. Sir flume Popham has executed this service a ith his usual jeolgiient and correct. ness. ' 1 have the honour to incluse, for their Lordship's information, a rimy of a letter I have received from Sir Richard Keats, to allot%) I have -Stuart, the command of the naval part of our opt'_ rations in the upper part of built Schel:lis, until I get the frigates ailvanced 'mutter Lord IVilliam - Stuart, and which will be (Woe. with the utmost. dlipatch. I have the honour ', k ite, &e. (Siganl) n. 'Y.ilernACltA V. Fort Ilathz, Aug. 1'2.; • Stn--I have the !mown to inform you, that, in pursuance of your directions, I arrived at Ilatliz yesterday ; and in order to render, if practicable. an attack on the enemy's flotilla more complete, I ordered 30 at ousts armed with carrunodes, and some other boats from the ships under my orders, to rendezvous at this place, and Meet the flotilla under Sir Hume Popham; but before the arrival of either, six of the enemy's gnu-boats having grounded on a batik within reach of the artillery of the fort, after sustai ll it ig setae injury from it, were abandoned ; fire of which were destroy.ed, and the other brought oat. The arrival of Sir Home Popham and my boats from the kart Scheldt took place nearly* the same time; but the ene my's flotilla - roved tip to Otto with the seine tide that brought oars to Rant, one of which was handsomely burned by Ilk advanced gun-boats al. most amongst them. At the navigation of the West Scheldt is now open its far as it c at possibly he eleaml by the vary., amil.a flotilla lotto of up wards of 80 sail in the East Scheldt demand ;men. tion, can at any time return in a few hours to this place, it is my intention to repair this morn.. ing to the Superb, where I have ordered the boats of niy division. Sir Home Popham is eaamitilog. the channels. Although we are now insisters of the navigation to Lillo, .it may be proper to ab serve, that it is in the enemy's power, by sending a superior naval fume, to deprive us of it u far as lLithz (before some larger ships aszend) when ever he pleases. 1 am, 4k.:. R. G. KEATS. near Admiral Mr It. Saarluin, K. U. &c. • Skylark, Mari, Clialleiv.r, La lied*, Pilot, Par thiate, Daring, Taal*, Cracker. IS hsuiksissis4, rocky t ship). • MLUTARY PROMOTPD244. Wur.aftke, .fugu4 19, 1809. Ist Regiment of root 611.4r11.-11, Minns “11111.111 Ca 1 11P•011, (ifilt, to be Litsigii, by purclut,...-, vice Alexandel, w;ito CoklAreain Re=invent of V•iot Cionrils—Captain Niontaguo. Joint ynyani to be Captain of a Comptity ice Itueb, dercaAal. Farrign Edward Ifervey to be Lieutettant, vice IV, ityartL 3d dittn—Bryvet Lieutetiain-t. Wane! Archibald I)rustakood in be Lemansam-Colosset s v•ee Muter ' deceased. Captain Ilenry King to :IC 51ajor,%seelhuininond. 31th ditto—Captain llettry Charlc, INckrit, to be Ninjor, by plarclutm., sire Brunthead, promoted io the 11th Foot. 61.. ditto—Captain Luke Liodfrey to he Major, vice Orpeo, accented. 77th ditto—Major John Brombead, ft :on the Sith Foot, to Lieatmaot-Coltatel. by purtitaze, vice Whitelocke, w ho retire~. 83d ditto—Rrevet Lieutenant-Colonel Riehard Cultins to be trientennot-Colonel, vice tiordtm, rleeerrell. Captain Robert Suit to be Major, vice yid ditto—nreret Major Wary. Joint, from the Rah Font, to be Major, by pordease, vice Wool - a. who retires. Clth rlitto--raptrin James Allan to he Major, by parch:ire. vire Gordini, promoted in the 63d Feat. BANKRUPTS. Richar.l Cooper, ParaJise-street, 1.1) ',Mender Aug. Sept. 2, and 3,), at twelve, at tinil,l- hail. Atti.rury, Mr. J. Cpitents, Charles-street, Caren. dish-sqearr. Janie , Norm•te, Simnel, Kent. iruiimuirTer, A Uf. 2ti, tt 4 eltrev Sept. 19, at tea, and V, at tso:vr, itt Lander. A.itomir-, Mr. Giblm. Itocheors ; ' audit Me. Alt lore, Tonle,-court, Cursitar-street, London. Rorer Poeklington, AV inthorpe. and lti illiaaa I/ickiason. Nerrark-apiia-Tretd, ottinahana, ha:titers, Sept. 11, 9, awl 3). at ten, at the Comity 11. sdoir, Room. Nessark-opon- Treat. Atteraiei, Mr. H.sille.r, Warned ; Mr: F. S. “tsi trey, or Mr. S. %Rea, Newark; and SICNIfi• l'earce and Boa, St. So-Ohio's-lane, London. James Dean, Laogley, Cheshire. doer-dealer, .%u;.:11, Sept. SO, amid JO, at ekera, at the Globe Tavern, Lis erpool. At tornies, Mr. Wladle, Jelin-street, Bedford-row, Loudon; and Messes. Grifilth and Made, Liverpool. M Miami Cuzins. Backingluun, erhinet-sonlurr. Sept. 12, 13, at eksao, and SO, at twelve, at the Cobham Arias lass, Rueklagham. Attornia. %Smits. Sand3s and Ilertoo,Crane eciart. Fleet-street, Looduts.; and Mr. Miller, Backlog. ham. Iledsna, StapWton. hlaucesteronaltster, Aug. 91. at 113 i., Sept. t.., 0 and JU, at eleven, at the Rummer ravern Bristol. Attonties,l Mr. Jamet, (im.)'s-lon-siptate, Lan: doo • and Mr. Martin Bristol. Jo'sa Fisher, BriefAtiel:l, York, clothier, Aug. 25, at roar. sl, and Sept . JO, at eleven, at the 't kite Ilocse Ina. Leeds. Attar:ties Mr. Stott, Familial's. Jou, Lumlito ; and Mr. Wood, Credo. Mears Coward, Leather-lane, Holborn, warehouseman, Aog. 22;26, and Sept 10, at twelve, at (;ailelhall, Lurid:no. At. hind, s, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincala . s-1 Mt • Thomas Murray, Paternoster-row Spitalftelds A ag.22,26, and Sept. 341, at twe lve,' at Guild ' hall. Attor ney, Mn hits. Old-square. ~.—....... (Dicidesuls, Efe. To-neorro.) 'AT ES MAN. G.4ZI47TE EXTR.4ORbIN.4RF. i_ -. SUNDAY, AUGUST W. ISOP, Due:nims-tlreet, Augwl 19, 13(19. _. A disp•tch, of which the following is a topy; was this d , reeived at the it Lord iris ., • Swint calldertagh, or:e of hilt e jsety;grincip•l ' itta Steri.tariis of St Ate from Lttnaii, inirOtt a C Earl hatenm, fi. G. dated- ihiper..qa!iir*ef i ' Mldillebure lc A,,, gt ist Terist7t): - :•"- -—•- ' • • I leatt-Quarters, flliddlehureh, Aug. 1G,18119. MY Lono-1 here the - honour of acquainting ,Lour -Lordship, that un the 13th inetant, the bat. ivies before Flushing being completeit (and the frigates, bombs, and gun-weasels, having at the Arne : time taken their stations), etre was opened atahout half-past one, P. M. from 5'2 !ricers of heaq . • ordnance, • which was vigorously Monied Iby the enemy. An mhlitional battery of sia pounders was completed the same night, and the whole continued to play upon the town with little or no intermission till late an the following ley. 01. the morning of the 1 Ith inst. about ten o'clock, the line-of-baffle shllts at anchor in the Dud's° passage, led by Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, got under weigh, and ranging up along the sett line of defence, Lept up as they risked, a tremendous cannonade on the town fur several hours., • with the greateet gallantry and effect. About four in the afternoon, perceiving that the ire of thu enemy had entirety ceased, and the town presenting a most awful scene of desteucieri, being on fire its almost every quarter, I directed Lientenant-General Sir Eyre Coote to send in to summon the place; General Musinet returned for answer, that he would rcpt} to the summons as soon as he hail coasulted a council of war; an hour bad been allowed him fur the purpose, but a considerable time beyond it having cleaved with out any-answer being received, hostilities were Or dered to recommence with the utmost vigour, and about eleven o'clock at night, one or the enemy's batteries, advanced upon the sea-dyke, in front of Lieutenant. General Fraser's position, was most gallantly carried at the point of the bayonet, by detachments from the 30th, 71st, and light bat talions of the King's German Legion, under Lieu. tenant-Colonel Pack, opposed to great superiority of numbers; they took 40 prisoners, and killed and wounded a great many of the enemy. I must not omit to nfentigic that on the preecti ing evening an entrenchment in front of Major , General Graham's position was also forced in a manner equally undaunted by the 14th regiment, and detachments of the German 4,egion, under Lieutenant-Colonel Nichulls, "se44 alearee the enemy from it, and made a lodgment within musket-shot of the walls of the town, Ikkitl one t gun and 3U prisoners. . . About two in the morning the enemissiessanded, a suspension of arms for 4S hours, which was sis. l fused, and only two hours granted, when be leveed to surrender according to the summons sem i in, on the basis of the garrison, becoming prispn. cos ef war. ° I I have now the satisfaction of acquainting Lordship, that dioe prelinsituiries brim 4Cc Id. to ac soon as the Admiral landed in the niutnitig ) , Colomd Long, Adjutaist.Gituoral, and Captain Cockburn, of the Royal Navy, were appointed to tit-gm-late tho further artic!ci of cepltelation, which I hare now the honour to inclf)sr. They were ratified abort three: this 111941111 g, whets lit:• lachments of the Royals on the. right. and of Isi. Majesty's 71st regiment ors tile left, look posses.. dolt of the gates of the tncrtr. The garrison will march oat to-morrow t mid will be embarked as speetlily as possible. I may now congratutate your Lordship on the fall of a place so indispeosibly necessary to our ftdire operations, as so large a proportion of our force being required to carry on the siege with that degree of vigour and dispatch which the means of defence the enemy possessed, and par. tiVularly his powers of inundation (which was ra pidly spreading to an alarming extent) rendered obsoletely necessary. Having hoped, had circumstances permitted, to hat.: proceeded op the river at an earlier pe riod, I had committed to Lieutenant-General Sir (lyre Conte the direction of the (I...staik of the, siege, and of the operations before Eitt,hing, and I cannot sufficiently .express my sense of the um. remlittiug zeal and exert' with which he has con. ducted the arduous service entrust:4l to him, is which he was ably assisted by Lie •:enanl-Ctao.. nets Walsh and Otkry, attached to hint thit mud sistauts in the Adjutant awl Quarter-Master Gc.' errata' department. t..ltive every reason lobe satisfied with the is. dicioas manner in which the General (*leen! have directed the several °pentium, ac well as with the spirit and ititelligente manifested by the commanding Officers of corps, and the zeal and ardour of all ranks of officers. It is with gnat pleasure I can report the uni form good conduct of the troops, who have not only on all occasions shorn tliz greatest intrepi. dity in presence df the enemy, but have sus. 'slued, with great pleainre and ehearrnfiless, tho laborious duties they hare had to perfnriii: Thu active and persevering exertibas Ist .'the corps of Royal Eligineers have hem -contftieted with ruuch skill and judgment by Colonel Ppm, ' aided by Lielitenani-Civienel WArcy, end it is . impossible for me to do lutheieet justice to . the distinguished conduct of the otScers mid men of the Royal Artillery, under thn ebbs . direction and animating example of Brigadice-Getteral The seamen, whose labours bad 'already been *q useful to the uriuy, sought their reward in a - firra then opportunity of distinguishing themselves, and . one of the batteries was aucordingly, cutrusted to them, which they etrved with admirably viper and effects li must here beg to cypress my strong sense of the constant and cordial co-operation of the nsity on all ociasions,and my warmest acknowitAzincitts are must particularly due to Captain Cockburn, of the Belleisle, cionimmiding the flotilla, and to Captain Richardson, of the Caesar, command. ing the brigade of seamen landed with the army. I haves the honour enclnse a return of the garrison of Flushisyb in additive to which I have jearned that, besides the number killed, which was considerable, upwards of one thousand *ounil. ed men were transported to Cadsattd, previous to the complete investment of the town. I also subjoin a statement of desertors and pri. goners, exclusive of the garrison of Flitshing. This dispatch will be delivered tis yoor Lord. ship by my First Aid.de.C3::,p, Major Bradford, i;;;;;;, :.. foils , Tialified to give your Lordship every Ifurther inf . ormaliuo, and witotn I bet leave ear. firstly to recommend to his Majesty's protection. ,c....... 11 I bare the honour to be t 4tc. • , - • 4 "..."L'ITI:AM. Ilia F.xcelleocy alts General of Div kion 31..1. net, one of the Commandants of Iht . I.o . gion of Mutter, Commandant in Chief of tint: Fortress .f noshing, having authorised Monsieur L'Evc. gee, Captain of the Im!ierill Engioeers, and Mon. sjeol• Montennot, Captain or the Imperial A rtil. Icry, to treat of items of capitulation for the sur. tender of the town of Flushing to the troops of big Itritantiic Majesty ; and their Excellencits Lieweilailt.f;enrral the Carl of Chatham, K. G. &c. and [tear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, K. 13. &c. commanding in chief the naval and military forces before Flushing, having:lathe/rifted Cap. taiii Cockburn, of his Nlajesty's /hip Ilegeisle, evismanding the British flotilla, and Colonel Long, At:jute:ll-(i eneral, to trial eonj..intly with the said * Commissioners thereon, they have, after duly exchanging 11toir respective powers, a4reerl to the follossing articles, rig. : Art. 1. The inerisiso of nisei me shalt be prionners or RV. and shall march nut of the plare w i t h AI the hi,,,cen of War; they shall sieposittbeirarm.s on i.e Q,, hr ~f the " tab ., (late; they shall return to Feltner on t hr. nrioi., and shall not for one year bunt WOOS again* his liritah.a r m,i,iy, w the allies who he are have at tbr time of cap, tu i . , than. _ This article is applicable to the officers. of marine as. 4,1 N at Finshiag,,,Ans. the gorrison of Fhabiog will be peF..e itrd o march mil of (tic town with the hotfoots of war reguirra .t,'l they will la, down their animals the-gineis, but must be considered as prisoners Of was,and sem as sort, to Lngh oe t. The officers of staring will skasellik (ago of the rest of the garrison. ... P : ;I.:, Art. Y. General aad Staff Olicon, facets ef the marls?* awl of the corp.; eolopusiog the satith'sua, shill' keep their arms, their barrel', mot. all the properts *high !whom. to them. The nuarcommissioitest never's,. soldiers. seamen, nod °Meer,' memons, shall. heap their bavrwiackaes‘Aast Granted. •. ,n ~. .... ...v. •, :.. ... Art. S. Tbesloik shed woottl4-4olithlt of beim, sefit - sot shall be fuewatdeld tit Merge. the remaining sick mall be iv* to the care an:l Imaianit i of the' likaeralmottlionweline Ala troops or hi, Britaaaii i'iadmient to the French d o . minion. as !Yell alt. the ir itinti will pknolt I there shill be lift a to i4i ietit autatter of medical attendants fur el' rare of the sick ; the medical anemias's shall receive &email stillWWWllersate those of his ficitatorielall”Frnifttle:"The .irk and winutticii mast he coniMielodir 'trims 4 .of ei..— such disasee in a stateln be telgave i t Shall loot with tl:e genius,' • the re .t eloitt ierhahi hinter the core of French phypctan. o;olassveroos will outliciewily recovered to admit of tbrir brie; remove.). The ph sicours ondloritousisavilli re repeorahe n boo aocesusuadiy (rooted to priseuers of who of their rang and de.rription, together *lilt such fyriber tram tier:Womble their nitendas:re ott.the ticker; tha Getteral coar mooning the dtritith army nut)' be pleased to mat._ ~- .. .• Art. 1. The non- corn emlatlts, Wit as ' ''! Stak•AagPecer• the Comasis,:ary of War ? tie medical attrition's, the heath of ebe different atimitaidrat aye department=, 4411 out he cotoi- Arreditv primuers of war j they shall be at liberty to iiipsose .4if their carets, thvir private and personal prop...ay. and to entry it t., Craussuitavel: as all 11010A41104. fitlillAV to their ^mourns, tkortter to.mitify.their cornier re .le French Go. %raiment. Thi, arranges:mot is appikatas. ti, the cow ai.d civil officer. of the 141.611, 4 9 to tbia nidert. and attendants of fie part, Solite . nricery of Gm cartons LA de/le-. as well i bight pay inast..r., of the army god stay v.—Am. The ollkos% ontl, nat.:l ineraomed ib this ankle, all attendance qtr the French army. nisi. in fh.st'l. Faatchmes of ucri dewripilios, not inhabitouts of I: lashing previous If ale 'int len, *AI be a . .ent to Faaelland, and berets/ter treated' according to web ar ra/I.omm* astray tAkdiAlty ht.: oeen the two bisivee t owee te reyecting non-contbatanti r their private lot perwottex t a,. pe shill be respeeted;ond permiftioa wit he &ow colvtaio fill each papers a 4pecially relate So, atm/ may b e he _ WH.-sev for the settlement or men. zse e twohy . A t i p renehmen old sitters oho may be p.srmitted to remain %I ill te eyrrt. ed to take etc oath of alletiloce to hit ariburile•hu esq. is heti requiri-d, nil to conform to ..11 lairs ned •regotativas which may hereafter he ma 1r hy the littlish CoOrnment. Art. 5. lin.. particuiar siiindatioa fat beta toad: conrtor ing the pick left at lliddlehur g h nailer the care of the *rat_ cif attendants:toil the oaken of the said hnerifrd„ they Mall be treated according to Articles 111. end t%. of the pre! rot co pit nla 1 i on. A it-. Gl:sided ; conformist* to the Olt O CAI gar() to the Third and Fourth Articles. Art. ti. The property of the inhabitants shall be respected; ' they shall be at liberty to withdraw to France st ills their prisote property ; they shall have esery sectirits ill this re spect, :tad _.viol nut lac molested in any in miter tor their opt noon and the part they have liken Jeri.% the siege.—Ats. The property of the inhabita t of every descriptiaa will tai respected, it being tAI uters:o. that on tiara) anal 'Militant stores will be held in reguisitiou nand proved to he the oriraite property of isolivideals, and the Walsh (i.iserivineat snail, in that case, be at likerty.to make toe of sonic or. pay beg ohm retaaueratioo to the proprietors.. Noels iithaltit.istl• as taro be desirous of retiring to Fraser, and shall certify that limit intention o ith Weight dity s utter the wititinitioa of I hi- capi tol:Ohm, shall he permitted to do so at a period :a lie deter 'tonged by the Itritish Cominauder iii Chief, and iiis iohahossit shall be molested eta aerostat of ally opikioes or coadoct he way hitherto have held. Art. 7. 'rite ucces,an carriage: and vessel. stead be fiirnisf. ed by the Logliali Commissiaticri, at tic. c .pence of their Go vernment, rot traiwi ling fron t th is place ti the Fiends do— minion* t he. I.trk awl tile pris ate effect' of toe. °Meer-. These effects shall not be warched, and shall base full warrits dur ing their pasage.—Ain. has es , espence of tr . :yellowing the French gairi,oo,•irk, ekc, old. their Ingrav, to Esickincl , will, of coot-e, be defrayed by tier liriti,o Gureroment. Art. K. If nov ili:Seultv shall arise Li the iittesprevarien of any u ( the ,1, 0 . 0 411 thief, ;triton besettleJ by she undeasiencli Ciitooli.tloner. and as witch as p&mitihr in tastier of the gors. risen. Ans. tin...med. (Os eo Ullik/ one icinds in noshing. this lath day of Aveiro. 180. (bigoted , (.1.11. 1:01,:ii IMAM, Captain 11. Ai. S. . lielleiste s commanding !lie British tditilla. ROM I.oPi(i. Col. Adisition-Geocral. (Signet) IsiilON TUNS E.T,Capit.. Ole d'Arligcrie. • Y. l.}. It liQUE, Capd:sioe Coomtastdos•t do Gesie. Al>1)11(thlAL Art. t. The uiviersigt td Comma-sleets, It Are termed that and attire. inilitiry nod meal store• of every de-eripti.n., al well as all amity elosOte. pitue. and elilitnry ounonif.., ilea and all public propertV . *444.l larsti be jade Oter Asveatori.." thereof in ' , orb rn.•rnTwlrtkr.. shalt be aplisita• ellbv tbeGerieratt Commanding ttseekilltet ate& Firt:cii islets cantitiorry to delillermod rrorive Her tialbe. • A rt. V: It SA lilealfise sober, thst Is At ar *se* rimakatinst of tle, vireos milsialitstisa skill 1104vilitiatige.1. tale gam. if t!ie t ton ml 4 the tlui;es shall he occupied by tiPtarbinirlto the :mow, tiALIII4 I remelt OW Ts - csactiate tar fort re#A. tit woe: int Mae l it:t ;mutat. J. It i+frotl.cr a k r r!ed - thal tbis enplhddtioit 11641 be ratiaed !Iv Ihu Ait;nertß4 **thiamin/Mg- la taief , af British mad *.'resim sratie3 ; sad that Or rattlfmililano •1901- lOr cc raaaged at the Frerch odwiniceil on the 131eto;r z road it lio'cluck Itis ; is delsols of is Aith . ds e wed ripitubitiod, vibrisioit Ofifisiii It. 1... - rubiridereJ nail ant %nid. • "' - • -•• • ' (liven emi. r tale ista.ts aC 1 11 ‘nratte t ! fhb :oft • Aiipt MO. (IN* OCR (4- C • I ' rift lON Britho ' 7 " 4 " 110_0 ! Ciiii — Adjecnnt•Cyttrrwl. t ritebo .o 3- ) titi 'Cuitttailie Ira r st • r. Cnvltaina Cottm . ". • dart - Apprcvet anti hi tea • k•IlLord) CH A I'HA fet, Liitatrtiorti-Genera! cur:, in:m.144,111e Flirter. P. strtAcmAr,i(eht-Unairtl, na -411 inariajag Ad' sitiCil fur*. • E xstraitt am( (A trier I..er plow. .110 ,1 WEt ftesiSer DiOslor, v.) ( 11 lid 'V, CA ft 111% 7.ketiviOnt-cutoel, 1111i n4- 4 tat... seerrospy. .1. 41