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•••••nr . PI FROM SATURD.IT NIGHT'S O.4ZETTE. Adm i e .„ft y -Oit e , Selarakr 11, 1807. the .I.iur , ,al of Admiral Gain'ner, Camnichler mi 'Ol,-f at Flirt MAjTstes Sh.pa and Veuiets in the 11.Itic, received at the Admiralty this morning. Aueo,t 23. The battery on the left wing of the v ary (tty!tieh is calculated to defend its advance • -..nyance of gun-boats) being muu J with thirteen twenty-lour e colon is aiin of nrirtar-battet;:t, of the above, are in progress. The ing these movements. appeared ye:- _olleCiing their prawns and gun-boats 140 r-ins's month. to preparation for a •clt on our works. Our advanced suing in their position for defending on shore, were, about ten as. w. at tree prams): (carrying each twenty considerable number of gran -boats re than thirty), in addition to the fire .wn Battery, floating batteties, and dt.ch was continue* for more than 'The fire was retinae,* with great squadron, and some attempts were or Mr. Conreve's rockets, but the too great to produce much eff.ufl from s WV,. to. the gun-brigs, whi:h were usaced, not being able to make any ant so vast a force, were ordered to i firing ceased. I an hippy to find received no material injury. We have, regret the loss of Lieu mint John f the Cromer. with three men killed in Petiole, and thirteen wound?ii. Oa the emy, it is believed. Oat nrr gito.hldt sled or sank, and one 01 the pr.t.t:n., It be towed out of the a '..tian di saSled. tery at the Mill opened, and, t tiling a ;agenstent, did considerable execution. vessels undermentioned were engaged snd 1 have acquitted myself of a m ist in conveying to the Comma :dens, :revs. of the sloops, bombs, gts .4. igs, aarm sense of praise and itirprob./.l.in :heir bravery and energy, dui ing so 1 •,ig • contest, hive inspired me. for nine the A Ivan , Si ualron. with ,ceant nf toe Kihe I . td WirAnder. .as, alit gnu bilg, U,A.•llt P, seller dion, Tigress d Dr cterate ditto. S. @guard elite; with Twee armed Tien,- port. ; and ship, Ten Launches, fitted a Maa s Mortar-brats. 4en. Lieutelant Willem (+liehtly), id • marines ' wounded. ea killed;ean, kild; I eel 11311, waill(l4d• man a.vel I .narine, ardu.:del. main IVu id:ord. killed. wiionted. .1 seaman, wounded. and 13 wounded. Hiving occasion to confer with jeneral Lord Cathcart, corn m:ading , espeding_the co-iperation of lb.. fleet, I se Head -coat ters fur that purpose. te right wing of the .irmy is advanced iwn, on the s ,uth-west, and are pre ;-batteries to commence the bombard. The enemy being obliged to withdraw in that quarter. have set fire to tine revent them from affording, ens er to Die vessels which were in ~Sion Ating their damages t :pit! wide, this day, by Lae enemy's our a.lv anced squadron. Yesterday and this day the damage of the gun-brigs reacted in the ;34 have been repaired, and the yes. ready for service. above Journal was brought to Eng.- ,r.arne.t gin brig, returning, according to Ysirrow.h, after delivering the :h which s'ie sailed fur the AJmiral. , a l ;er . -01fre, Septenier 12, 180'. tier fr..ru V.ce-%rt.niral Rutcelt, Commander ie 0:,,, of Hai Si stwor and Velsald so !wan Sea, to the 11 .n Witham W^lleeley ut th. MitirAlty, datci Wje.'se, off lien,- I Sept •mtwr, 18.t', and reeeiv.:llalt auk:Li by ot the Carrier cutter. rill be pleated to acquaint my Lords of the Admiralty, MAC I arrived at id anchored dose to the town, on :lie h411.p.0.t two p. ow hut did not, as I the Explosion. the ‘Vanderer. or the which their Lordships had intended Ind that Lord Falkland had, with his ' promptness, summoned the garrison Itimo, and that his rimpusAls were re- Governor, I was m.ki ig my a. range him with the marines and seamen in. it he did mit instantly surrender, the •alue of the Island to us IS MI however, he sent oat a 11,7 of truce. in Officer =est he sent in tilt worn- I Articles of CapitulArion g and I. 14ylight yesterday morning. disp4.ch in it Faiklend and Lica'. D'Auvetw.e whip) on that service. the Deputation returned with the I pitulAtimi, which I immediaiely ra- II ev pfbrse, elis Island may be made a Sr. 4u.1 a sAte haven for mail craft, 'wee ; it is a key to the rivers Ems, Elbe. and E. der, the only asylum at cruisers in (hese seas. iated Lieu:eons D'Anwerrne as la. WA I their Lordships' pleasure is b tease In add, that, from his per. nt Ivuls %esti:es, his zeal and loyalty, Ise of honour, I know no seaman more the trust. ) r. MACS•II ARA Rt:sslLL. asenses Letter fin:a is Vece-Adaest.J, li4ted Ott the saute day. inartinq. the Esplnsinn. WAnderer. and in sight. round the NJrt:t *middle LONDO.V 4Z ErTF: pint 4ORDINAR r, • SUMD•Y, strrrhgern IS. Dowatng•rrre t, Slireesher 12. 1307. Isieutenant-C4 m.l B wk.,. Deputy Qsarter- Master-General to His M tjesty's troops sery ag la South America. arrived this morning at the ffieenf the Viscount Castlereag), oue of His M tjesty's Principal Secretaries of State. frAns the Rio de la Plata, sv:th a dispatch from Idetvenant-General Whitelocke. Addressed to the Ri:ett 1-1 mourable William Windham, of which the following is a copy : Reran Are.. Jul, 10, 18j1. Si,—! have the honour to acquaint you, for the information of His Majesty. that upon being joined at Monte Video, on the I Sib of June, by the corps under Brigadier• General Craufind, not one moment WAS lost by Rear-Admiral Murray and snisell in making every necessary arrangement for the attack of Buenos Ayres. After many delays, occasioned by foul winds, a landing was effete& without op. position, on the 28th of the same month, at the Ensinada de tarragon, a small bay about thirty miles to the eastward of the town. The corps em ployed on this expedition were three brig.ales of light artillery, under C iptain Fraser ; the sth, 38th, and 87th regiments of foot, under Brigadier-Gene ral Sir Samuel Achmuty ; the 17th Light Dragoons, Stith and 88th regiments, under Brigadier-G:neral the Honourable William Lu:nley ; eight companies of the 95th reg;ment, and nine light L.fantry cons- Panics. under Brigadi.e-General Craufurd; four troops of the 6 . h Dragoon Guards, the 9:11 Light Dragoons, .4 1 ) h and 4.5 th regiments of foot, under Colonel the Honourable T. Mahon all the dra goons being dismounted, except four troops of the 17th, under Lieutenant-Colonel Lloyd. After time fatiguing marches through a country much interseeted by sw +raps aed deep muddy ri vulets, the army reached Reduttion, a village ,hour nine miles distant from the bridge over the Rio Child(); on the opposite bank cf which the enemy had construard batteries, and established a formidable line of defence. I resolved, therefo . e, to turn this position. by marching in two columns trim my left, and crossing tile fiver higher up, where it a as rerre...nted fordable, rounite :ny force in the suhurhs of tl.i..nos Ayres. I 1,14 stns at the same time to Colonel Mahon. who WAS tat ing ;tag sip .he greater start of the artillery under the protect; .n of the 17th Light I 'tragisons and 40C . 1 rt7imeht, to wait for farther ordi.rs at Reit:l.lkm. .laj 0.-General Leveson Gnwer haying the com mand ..f tlr ni. r eola:nn, cross-d the river at a pass cail:d Passn Chico, and falling in with a corps of Cr, er.emy, gallantly attacked and de feated it, for the particulars of which /ulna, I heg to refer you t-' the annexed report. Owing to the ignorance of my gnide, it was not until the next day that I jein,cl wall the main body of the army, when I formed my line, by placing Brigadier-Gene ral Sr Samuel Achns.ry's brigade upon the left, extendi-g it towards the Convent of tire Ilecoh-ra, from whi-h it WAS distant two miles. 'l' 'e la and 89th Re t iments being on its right ; B:igadier Gene-al Craufned's brigade occupying the central and principal avenues of toe town, Ivein distant about three miles from the G-eat sqeare and Fort; and 'he 6t Dragoon Guards ')Js Light Dragoons, and 45C, Reginamts being upon his right, and ex tending t +wards the Residencia. ...le town seas thus nearly iivested, and this drspo.itei of th,t army, and the circumstances of the town and sun urbs being divided into 'glares of one hundred a.ii forty yards each sr& , totted's-I with the know ledge that the enemy meant to occupy the flit roofs of &ghosts's, gave rise to the Wowing plain of at tack. Brigadter-Oieviernt Sir Samuel Achinuty was di re3e.4 to detach the 31th Regiment to possess it-eil of the Plaza de To os. and the adjacent strong ground. and v.'s'c tak! pot ; the 137th, sth. 3;ith, and 88th Reliments, were each divided into wiog. ; and each wirq ordered to penetrate into the street direly in its front. The Ilea battalion divided into wings, and each followej by a wing of the S3th Regiment, and a three-poooder. was ordere to proceed down the two streets on the right ot the central one, and the 45th Regiment down the two adjoining ; and after cl aring the streets of the enemy, this latter regiment was to take post at the Residencia. Two six-pounders were ordered along the central street, covered by the Cara. 'rimers and three troops of the gt•l Light Dragoons. the remainder of which was posted as a reserve in the centre. Each division was ordered co pro ceed along the street direftly ist its front, till it ar rived at the law square of homes next the li:ver Plata ; of which it was to possess itself, forming on the An roofs. and there wait for further orders. The 95th Rezim•nt was to occupy two of the most commanding situations, from which it could Annoy the enemy. Two corporals, with tools, were ordered to march at the heat of each colum for the pur pose of breaking t men the doors ; the whole were unloaded, and no firing was to be permitted umil the columns had rescued their 6.14 pWnts and to-'reed; a cannonade in the central streets was tars signal for the whole to come forward. lo conformity to this arrangement, at half past six o'clock of the morning of the sth instant. the Pith Regiment moving towards its Eft, and the ST .M straight to its trust, aparnaehed the strong post of the Retiro and Piaa4 de ('otos. and atter a most vigorous and spirited attack, in whi-h these reements suffered much fro m grape shot and mus ketry, their gallant Comrma.Aler, Brigadier-Gene ral Sir Samuel Aclimiity, possessed himself ot post, taking 32 pieces of cannon, an immense quan tity of ammunition, and 6.)0 prisoners. The sth Regiment meeting with but little opposit pro ceeded to vie river, and took possession .f the church and onvent of St. Catalina The 36 h gad 88th Regiments. under 13rigadier•General Lumley, moving in the appointed orJer, were soon oppose by a heavy and continued fire of musketry Irmo the tops and windows of the houses ; the doors Of which were barricadoed in so strong a mauuet, as to render them almost impossible to force. fhe streets wise intern Eted by deep ditches, in the inside of which were planted camas, pouring showers of grape on the advancing columns. In defiance, however, of this opposition, the 36th Regiment, beaded by the gallant General. reached .'s sisal but the Bith being nearer to the fort and principal defences of the enemy. were so weakened by his ire, as to be totally overpowered and taken. The Rank of tbe•Mth being thus ex posed, this regiment, together with the sth, re tired upon Sir Samuel Achinoty's nost at the Plan de Toros; not, hokievet. before Lieutenant- Colonel Bator, and the iristiedifeuter . upeoy of 36th reiment. had an oppasetinitt of distingtp.i • themselves, by charging elwitif dakof the enemy and taking and spiking two bins. The two sir pounders moving up the c •otral streets, meeting with ' a very superior fire, the tour troops of the Carabi nem, led on by Lievenant-Colonel Kingeton, ad vanced to take the briery oppcsed to them, but this gallant Officer hiring unfortunately wounded as wen as Captain Bastell, next in command, and the 6:e both from the battery and houses prov ing very destructive, they retreated to a short dis tance, bat continued to occupy a position i.t front of th-. e,,eines principal defences, and considerably in advance of that which they had taken in die morning. The left division of Brigadier-General Craufurnlis brig ide, u eder Lieutenant-Colonel Pack, passed on nearly to the river, a:sd ttuning to the left, ap proached the '.rest STI ere, with the intention of possessing itself of the Jesuits' College, a situation which commanded the enemy's principal line of de fence. But from the very destructive nature of his hie, this was fouud irnpradicable ; and after sus taining a heavy loss, one part of the division throw ing itself into a house wiiich was afterwards not found tenable. was shortly obliged to surrender, whilst the remaining part, after enduring a dreadful fire with the greatest intrepidity, Lieutenant-Colonel Pack. its commander, being wounded, retired upon the right division commanded by B r i ga di er -G enera l Craufurd himself. This division having passed quite through to the river Plata, turned also to the left to approach the Great Square and Fort from the north-east Bastion of which it was distant about fo ir hundred yards, when Brigadier-General Cran ten d, learning the fate of his left division, thmight tt most advisable to take possession of the convent of St. Domingo, near which he then was. intending to proceed onwards to the Franciscan chute'', which lay still nearer the Pint, if the attack or su:c ss of any other of cur columns snout.' free him in some measure from the host of enemies which surrounded Lim. The 45th Regiment being further from the enemy's centre, had gained the Residencia without much opposition, and Lieutenant-Colonel Guard having it in possession of his battalion companies, moved down with the grimadier company towards the centre of the town, and joiued Brigadier-Gene ral Craufurd. The enemy, who now surrounded the convent on 41 sides, attempting to take a three-poundn which lay in the street, tie Lieutenant-Colonel with hi. company, and a few light infantry under Major Trotter, charged them with great spirit. In an instant, the greater part of his cntnpa•iy and tbl.f;ur t - rotter, (an officer of great merit,) were killed, but the gun was saved. the Brigadier-General was now obliged to confine himself to the defence of the convent, from which the riflemen kept up a well dirt,fled fire upon such of tho enemy as approached the post; hut the quantity of round %hot, grape, and musketry, to erkicii they were expose.% at li.r ob liged them to quit the top of the ►uiL!ing, and the enemy, to the number of sli dtnu•and, brirging up cannon to force use wooden kites winch fronted the tort, the Brigadier-General-having no communica tion with any other columns, and judging from the cessation of firing that those next him had not been successful, surrendered at four o'clock in the after noon. The result of this day's action had left me in pos session of the Plaza de Toro*, a strong post on the enemy's right, and the Residencia, another strong post on his left, whilst I occupied an advanced po sition opposite his centre ; but those advantages had Cost "bout two thousand five hundred men in lolled, wounded, and prisoners. The nature of the fire s to which the troops were exposed, was violent its the extreme. Grape shot at the corners of ail the streets, musketry, hand-grenade', bricks and stones, tr n. the tops of all the houses, every householder with his negroes defended his dwelling, eac:: of which was in itself a fortress, and it is not, perhaps, too much to say, that the whole male population of Buenos Ayres was employed in its defence. This was the station of the army on the morning of the ith instant, when General Liniers sadressed *letter to me, offering to give ep all his prisoners, taken in the late affair, toy/cher with the 71st regi ment, and others. taken with d•igailier-General be resford, if I desisted from any further attack on the town, and withdrew His Nlajzsty's forces from the river Plats. intimating, at the same time, from :he exasperetsd state of the populace, he could not a .- swer for the safety cf tae prisoners, if I persists .1 offensive measures. Influenced by this con. i.:.ra. tion, (which I knew, from better authority, to be founded in fat) and releaing of how little *deans cage would be the pots ssion of a country, the inha bitants of which were so absolute:) , hostile, I re solved to forego the advantages wnich the bravery of the troops had obtained. and acceded to the a :- tweed Treaty. which I trust will meet the approba tion of His Majesty. I have nothing further to adi, except to mention, in t erm s or the highest praise, the conahr% of Rear- Admiral Murray, whose cordial co-operation has never been wanting, whenever the army could be benefited or his ex-stams. Capurn Rowley, of tile Royal Navy, commanding tae seamen on shwa, Captain barntun. of His Majesty's ship Africa, who superintend -d the disemharkation. and Captain Thompson, of rie Fly. who had the dire:lion of the gun-boats, and had previously rendered me mach service Sy recaunaitrug tie river, are all entitled to my hest mania. As his c::aracler already valuta so high, it is al m ; t trr,ecessery to ite to at from my Second in Command, r 1 ij .r•GTnetei LeVe,Co.l GOVllet. I have overhead a .ry zealous ant us hal assistance; .ny thanks are likewise due to Braga,lirerGeneral Sir Samuel ,t .hiranty and Lumley, and to Colon, I Mahon a .1 . .. , g4dier-Creoeralerauturd. command brig.. .. I cannot salicientiy bring to nonce tne uncon. :inn exerta..is of Captain F Isar, eons. manchog the Royal Anther'', the fertility of wta,se mind seal, and en, matlon, in all CAN., lett difficulties hathi. Cap a ,n :.,qaires, of tae ltoyal Engineer,. is al entitled tt my best t tanks ; nor should I omit toe ,Tall ant c , ‘l, ,Et of Shaky Nicholls, of the 4 5 63 0.1 the morning of tate 6to instant. bt...i pressed by the enemy near the Resi denela, charged them with great spirit s and took wo how.tzers and mar prisoatri. Lieateraht- Colonel Bradford. Depaty-Aajurant-Genatal, has likewise a.great claim to my approbation as a gaL law anti promising aficer. The Oiflacra W ray :>ersonal Staff, Lieutenant- Calonel Torrent', htilita , y Secretary. an I Captains Brawn, Foster, Douglas, and Wbittingharo, Aides •,a-Camp, mast also be mentioned by .ne iu terms ja.t regard ; the knweledge w:lich the latter pos sebses of the Spanish hinguege has bees emine:Aly usetal to me. . This Jispstch wit be delivered to you by Lieute• nant-Colonel B-1 Jo ke. I)..tputr-V,Asi :et-Master-Gr. nertl, who his Ashrde4 me the assistance which snvht be tuned I sr from Ai OlfiC:r of his :nilitAry Went; and tts the's,:ry cc; a X:) I n 1 beg to refer you I sr aly farther pat tieu•ats repeat. ing the military opvrAtions In this put of the world. 1 lave the hnnnur to Ise. Scs:, J. WHLTILLOCILt, L;eut. Gea. The Right Ilan. Wa, Windha u. Reduce et the boiled, wounded, and noioing, between th k..th of Jute, Use gag of tie lawduti at hasusaila, h. the 4th of July, 11107,incintiee. Light Batt.-1 Li utenant, wounded. (1:t Regiment -5 rink and tile, killed. 36t., Regiment... 6 folk sod Ins ; 1 L'euknent, tank sod ti.e wounded. 10:0U1 Reginient—..l tae,•ant, 1 rank and Sio, k ; 1 Captaa., 1 La-wane/it, I Lone', 4 S,:/joants, le rank and 1,04.11C41. Taidt...l Selassie, 14 rank and file, ; 1 Captain, 3 Lreiro.nauts, 1 fi win, 2 he , jea.it., la tank •464 tur a wounded Ulteett of the Lien Battalion severely grounded. 67th Crowe. Sith T 11 0 ,11111411. 9-eh it.ipaaeot—.Capteira 11..der ; Lieutenants Sold: am/ Coen°. (Signed) TIIONIAS dltADlrklit pep Adj. Gen. Return of the kiNod , wounded, and dthen./ * , on the attack of the City of B.ies ia e . l yr e s, Lie Stlt Jul, 1117. Rebid Navy...i LbeJtellVA, V , Yanded ; >Z Seamen, misting. itayel Meer Actitiery—.4 rank sad rise, kai...l; I Sniea.,t, Di...wner, 6 rank awl hie, wguaded; rails au: hie, 11l hi. . sing. , 1t07.1 Voat Artiltiit Lieutenant, 2 talk and Ale, areutt:el. Gime.. Urivins- - 1 rank and nla, kale& 6th Dragoon Uruar.',...l Capea.a, I Siii.jessit, IServik and file, 'oiled; I lateiglenan. Calotaid, 1 donning, IV rand ant tie, wouird,d ; 1 Quarter. \faster, 2 41:14 a .d li :, its. a.ag. 9th Light 1.1 , 2..0nt-Al Staff, 3 .ari+ a.gri file, kited ; I Lici t:Ana, 3 3+neants, I Drummer, 13 rank riad de, wanniceo ; 1 rank and We, rarger.s. Light liatt.-.1 Maj.+ , 1 Lieutenant, 3 Serjeants, 24 rank and file, killed; I Liunnanant-C..1 nie s, * Calatm is. .11...:014- naliu, 4 Saejserin, I Ur , .1111111Sef. 57 rank and file, isoilia+ed; 64 rank And rile, as snag. Sib ieg..-1 Serjeas . I Drummer, li rank and Ale, kiL.d; I Mej4s, I Seri.:+nt, 2 Drauseguus, 45 rand cud fit', wee nea ed ; 3 berjearits 1 Drummer, 21 M 414 aid roe, nro.nd. 3Stlg arg.-2 Cairtator, *3 rank and file, knead ; 3 Captains, 4 Lient!narit,, 3 Sentaitta, I 1./fU1f41444, 39 rank and file, wounded ; 4 Seal. 11 rand and file, arising. 38th Keg —1 Lientenart, g rank a:, I file, kined ; 1 Ensign, I Volunteer.* Snit:nun, t Drunr+r-r, 38 rank and Ale, wound ad; 1 rank and Ile, raining. 40tH fies. 2 rank aid he, killed I rank and file, wend ed. amr, geg.-.14 sank and Ile, kille d; I Ca.,:atn, 1 Lieutcuant. • Serjeants, 41 rank and file, nutaridAil , 1 rank and Ile, mussing. 4711, Reginient.-.1 rank and file, killed; 1 Lieutenant, II rank and file, woualed i 1 rant and Wu, ruining. 87th Itegnisitar.2.liantaaras, 1 Lieutenant, I Su% 2 Serjeson, 1 D. arias!, :it rank and nil., killed ; 1 Major, 4 Capra,ns, 5 I.7eUtellall4s, I Staff, 4 3erje•nta, 1 Drummer, IJB rank and file. woundtcl ; 14 54454 51145.1 ilk, 01514,114. 13th Regional-4 Lieutenant, 1 Enslii ' 1 Staff, $ Serjeants, 70 rant and file, killed ; 1 Major, dCaptaing, G innate ninta, I Stiff, 7 Serj-aqta, 95 rank And file, wounded; 2 Dru.nnera, 18 rank and file, maim!. 13th Vegunent-1 Captain, 3 Sarjeants. 4 Drummers, 36 rank and hie, killed; 3 Major., 1 Captain, S Lieutenants, a be:- jaunts, 2 Drummers, 73 rank and file, wounded; 3 Ser. Joann. 2 Druelners, 39 Lame and file, mini, Ted:— I Major, 6 Captains, 4 L5111t1i5t14 , 554, I '.n , s st a ff, 17 lierjeants, 4 Drummers, 463 ;a u k a nd f le, lulled ; LlentenannCelonek, 5 14saurs, IS C 43011440 . Lassiterganrg, 1 Ennuis, 2 Stet, 1 ifialeinser, 41 Ujung's, 11 DfUrllsu4l... 540 rank and tile, wounded ; - 2 . Staff, 1 (ananer-blaster, . Serjeants, s . Drurnmeri, 106 sank and Ine, anuarig. Nantes of tort/leers !Wind. - - - - - - - - Light /Wt.—Major Trotter, of tbs i7thj Lieutiasst llsmit so% vi date,. oth I/rogue,' Gumod.-4.:aptain Burrell. :Mt Light Lhagown—Veterinat y burgeon Linde7. Jtith Reg --Captains Milia,it.an J °stet Keg.-4.,•ut 117 w Itts.—..arstanis Cdosoina and Jdanuna ; Lisslmam Sam; Quarkr.M4saar Buchanan. Sikh Rtg mutt Hail; E...a.ga *Gregor ; Aisimartt- So von F. •.‘ 95:.% a: a —4—ytain Jenkinson. Nantes of Officers /mended. Lieut •naust Scorartvv, of the Royat Navy. slightly. I..:•!ete nani tne Royal Artillery, di to ten-it C.i;uie.' It, 6th Dragoon t.i.1\1114, • r ,I• o: the Ilds Lien Drayuthis. • L.got Battalion—r . Paek, of dm 71et Nees mons. slughtiv. ~1, .. 11411alltrk:014.114 i Cadugan, ef true lea: Regisnentolino. Lituteivant the 40th e...vernly. Captain the 4. t't Iteglinsut, Lieutenant Con, i slightly. 1..,.u0•• neat hiiek;e, of the 86th Regiu".• t Bury, of a tin. Aightlj tWeteain listeektuag, .; tbe ?be keetatest, .eateggigusey. Ligament Meargee sK dim... • severely. Reglasent—elonevorable Wee Xieg, sliabsly. 3'; 4 1, kegissions—Cantam Seale. severely. Glynis Vorns - in a a n sm iy. Capt a in Woigheid, severely. Lieutenant Court. glue. Lieutenant Chelletter, s ialttly. Lieutenant White.. severely. Lieuiensut Yllh.ucl, ditto. Silth Regiment... Ewers Wsitateige. severely. Volunteer' /liar/ tk W.al, rho*. 45th Registainat...Cakitain Payne. eatuely. Ligament Mate, ditto. 47eh Rugitnentvv•Lithitenant Rutledge, severely. 67th Relsintinst.-Majon Mi:les, sonnet,. Captain Rove, din • geiotoly. Captain Malta, 'tightly. t'antain Dos It.:r s, d i t to . C2piavii teorinin, sevev..ly. Livuteaant Lore,slight. iy Lieutenant 1,101, data. Lieutenant Ll'ltrirn..saTe.ely. Lte.tenaut Rudd, slightly. L itentat Fitagsrald. Aaust ent.Se.voit Rox!on. dangerously. dirt, R.:ginseng .joi Ireosouge-, c a pe. pasph op . saa.datto Captain Caytain Dude, detet Captain Thogspeaa, Lie n tena n t . our, seetrrty. Lioutenant Greys, dale Ltvistenalit W rude , d Llsuteeant Ruflir, date. Lieseecara Mask•r. Lieet, nava Grryy. date. Agiagnt Itotsvrurav, ditto gste. btegtnatent-vlblarv. IN•Ls. 41, sl Ishtar. Aia;ue C•ptrsn .evenly. Lieutenant .&Joe l Lieutenant %Mead, il.sto. [Arsamene, gone. 0 , tuna vt Turner, dale is smarm Nl4,:elieek, Neale* Id Olken mistime. Stidi Regintentetosue *eye*. AMMO/6.641V It ['cilium-4111M. ICilled Maim, 6 C., ; .tains. • 1...e.a , ..uarrt5.,1 16 3,:rje.mui, • i) , J , altweril. 279 mu) anti Lirutonarst-C 4obirds, ) M „I* C 33 Liestarbarits,, Y . re 546..• S Staff, 1 V 4unt.eg, jeame, 11 Drummer., mac .u 4 • _ _ 114...,nc.-.1 Scat, 1 414artes-Maarse, 4 Serpurts. mgrs. i 96 ,e4l-.416 bbd, 674 weenie/. Stle mits4c The Loot Om-apathy d the 71st Regiar niched to th e Light Betalioa. offered sett tW corred return of their •uas been receive-4. Thfrprssuolin Live all loccu eX.UailjeJ. ~_S • 4 • E -: ; Z.;. , • {V ~~ k . ! ntoM SATO ,AdmirarTlly k tes , ie s r,sm the J. iir tlis mi me re received at the Ad I s• a Attea't 23 . it ea sy (which is that f r om the a nnu l We pleted. and ani pnunera, the Atta r unl,e c over of me my, observir tads! to he coil ss is neer the bubo' era; v ertu( atta ck utly slusasiton corium t he operations ig t o tacked by thro Lae a m) and a c the t s aid to be more f ro m the Crow block.ships, wh ned Pau hoots. '1 dui spirit from the ss tally at &to throw distance was ton with t o r m, About t stilt farthest A:IVArICI Due irapre.iotl A g.tio retire, and the i rde e the squadron rec It it however, to re, Mr„ Urn...lbws!, of ti lye s everal vest de. p e rt of she amen tie kas been chsabb l^pt Vet observed to The new batten 1 25 part in the toga Rids The Jsips enJ V , l we i 2 this affair, an phasing dairy Ni.ers, and Cr, Pot w.lbJata, the s nest i ns s which theii and so heavy td a L o a th. s.T er Ace.. 'Than 'er torn a.— v ra (Into, dm% Sir JO6- ye 04 dattell tte.en -leap t rms. Xi:edits", Mute 41.tte, fy H.be ar net I lar.d Foams, tun Brit reelts...; Fief 1 seaman, and 4 !1308 • Ire.nant—l mon and th e nti *parnan Cru z- r--sia.sesor a to M.:- nes Bnot-4 art T 1-4 k.llsd I August Rt. t Leo - en:tot-Gen (letthe army, reap el went on shore 'oar). that the sure war to the tow ik of i yeas! mortar-6 Alfa it. 'Ch abi 4 ten outposts in be.. 12/1561, to pre sue troops. T 11 a 1 e terday, are rock g‘ has bee: lotilla against r at. August 23. which several :lion of the 23 bet ark are again ro ndy N B The a We land by the F.a to s he, nrtier,, COO. dispatchci with VAS the efrbni , a. the Extra, of a Letter Chief et • sq ✓ed, empi.er,d tntha itisb r.aa, secretary ti g:a Coe of La-stemma Ram tion I beg you wi Auld C al.tnialioners AI, this Island, and 4t6 instant, at I orb er.vdrJ, Re. I:tertian, with to renifOree me. Hiving fount used sell and t arcs to the 30th ulti to jolted by th e G ,sdr menu to storm 13r. et IV. qitzt.it on the (or at thw urn: moue. fatA At ail, p. air fl.t lissitii.g that an Mee lig to Heat on terdingly, at J. tt sa* rd Lord Vl , cou (First Of this st.. At two p Fie. tely Articles of Cap ttiJ. Wi,h a small sees little GiEralt Osa. tab. trail in the wine Fit D- Weser, Jade, E rota resent for nut € have app • leg C weerta.,r, as k " , v,t ; anal 1 I lea Loa 004 high sense CO.upetent to th (Signed dia- ls of E,,r4a maim ova 11.11 alt assn Fvettion hay, imaittL w•Oalia leaven, st.Sese, .I:et 1. dye) I.,eis. , s:y .tly. loom Read. , eq . i r :.9 .13 C. Use, 41 las, 3 Mum. ..a —ll9l. ;intent. mr. m:reiy. but •ceived. I.