The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-16 00:00:00

(TR. Colony s. At 11.0 s eterre. year of lb. The Civil anti Police Compoin4ioner. seteere, pod the Cauutiaadint hi 4 Excelloney Admiral Coe' of the Naval Forces of hi- Ni it -Thu hiigisi Worming your Excellency seterre was without the old men, Women, ing on your generosity in their expectation form your Excellent , any manner depend having his instructiot quainted, having w. After this explanation, in your military measures, mattity not to drive to despair. We are, His 'Majesty's Csiimitstrx--W,lum. night, I answered it forts were to be given possession could nut Motives of ham:soil duty, induce me to by the whole squad/ to hear from General _ suppose intends to saeritii rary occupation of an by iiniiediate height I therefore, Gen o'clock this day to Captaio.General, w must rest; the fate offer to the forts 0, ,shall preserve their . s t urrestddring as palm aot * 1 expect your an , endow a passport f( British sentries. Thu lettur is sit with mi. hart (Signed) To the f:hier Officerh of vetautetit, Too* of Bassett-tee. (TR TO THE PRINCW . CI 1C 0' OVITLZMW.N, I have already mai removing fron► the ci nate calamities of Wi. that I am determined . ' It ikalwayticustomar: tificatiodi lints itstif *n. the case ' of being 'besieged a Convention that the' by tither side. This , to make for Basseterre, upt on that side. The English General just to exact the reedy in your power, and Bible. On my part, p►y demand that I shall memo inmy 'power, one. I authorise you, affection that I fed, and. OA inhabitants of Bassaterre; 4silsh Os English Gusto(a! Oust the security auJ s!l{ property. Receive,' Sirs, tin lachosent with which (TIA. The Commands* et Furt C. Fabie, of SI —What opinion of a French Officea summons to surrender charge? Ido out civilized nation. His Excellency bevies eni rusted nte but answer dos eon ( tilos to derelict the I have the Pamper, R GENER,M. Another important the enemy by the Guadalonpe, which ' time oven than that The troops have ing theiv braysey, could have been looked The Commander - with Commodores , officers, seamen and marines, tached to Me arm,' -*A I hare annexing a copy casion, to,which tnenls for their gt, in the various (Pities to ackuowlege 1' Officers and Inca r oe!, as of time blockaded the island, bated to the general (Signed) To the respective Laptainti Je to retriet that you wt. 'deputation to attend the officer vihum I may R e is,* of prisexe7 f,_ , it, . 1 ° take the eutnutand: of the town ) agtd. Tow her en r har T ir ; ulPe ..? Accereing .tot al ivites b M Us vicinily. mit aspersed about '' liclus e d Eiglish .tr I sent! sow of the Proclamations is. dim waterer 6)' 14 6 9 kit Excellency sir George Lieckwith sad (signed) A. COCHItAbib. t having. s" . , . .. .; - t-vt., , ~, ~• ,- . _ . . • 41 ... . t ~~ - , . s. ---~ - - .. .T..- '' ... • • • - • ••• . ~ T ilk 'sTAlit - sliAlv. • i' ' • • -----_-_.-.--..-----,--, _...._ , i . beets teueliett - frith joy by all • pitiltitift. , rmity :...- . • - ,is lia ... . T o t vato=ttara - • ...: .--•s - - . .. t% - ~ horn they have been deli - Tared. i ~.• . .. . a lastlattears Neat 12,0 C -0 .. . , - . . , . . • onour to be, &e. . ' . • - F t7"r tUa ' cialliebtr .... 1 raTIRIIH7Reas. EL' • . .1 . '., llrfits tbe of th hm e ea Sk t e . oirtailib , 'to - ' On* Wei seta; \ A COCHRA.NE. Duke of Vienna% Mb' Frew* 'Mk Meeker, I will Abeam fries the' Lower ?thine slate, Best lie: ' the Provisioned Govern- give a grand misqued ball lo.astsreow, f le which serre, • Guadeloupe. the nebility nod the • priscipal -nierchanti are in. fore the Rid jest. 20,004 troops were expected tO . I pass through Defet4tlorf from the interior of Ger: ' , .ANSLII.TION.) vited. lialitieften, reed 28.- 6 -Letteri fre* ilTrlio ni _ a- t i4 h 9 e e t o 4 n o sc ar ri n ty p trou i•S s e y e 'l ai n ts ht f a beg il lst iLik ; t j o . be Pet ill • iv or Gemeseaur. - 1 creme, the Yd freb. 1810, and the 7th renew the serrt of alto eileroselince secession Of force hi thli Tyrol, the present lacing 'eonittlerall -.. . . • . n ~. 1 ; i • ,-• i year lathe Frouch Empire. ssupoinsioners of the District of Rm. his Prussian Majesty to the Ceufederaduts of • the as e prepitioui moment for carryiogit Into' cite: ',menden or the Natioaai rho d. tit Rhine •! 1 • . •41 Cochrne, Commauder iu Chet • . ' A .._ ..... .; cilium. c. ,t‘ his ilritaauic Majesty. VIENNA, Fab. 25.—The Emperor igeleekon Marshal Macdonald passed fleroigk kilaa ie rates having had the heinour of hu sent to the Archduchess Maria Louisa - his put- the beginning of the present month, on hie way td • . I t 'st ellecy that the town' of Has. trait in miniature, admirably painted, tad set Sp a i n , w h ere be is ! at h ave a em ete„e4.. • ' '.l t defence, and dab range of with sixteen diamonds, each valued it 3 0 , 000 • • ' z_--ii.- -- -'-'• --- -. :4 - .. , . an, and children, and repos. franca. The Princesswnjoys the best health: Se. PRICK or tirocKs tilts ne ir.e i r.ort v. 6 , c..L0c W. • usity, have nut been deceived viral caducei painters are employed upon her . por. i Pert: Cobs. Oil 4: , :t Ann....,hat 1 ' but oar duty urges us to in. trait. The States of the different' provinces have 4 P r r Ceni ti . ce . d .47 t India tlio;;;118.. ills • icy that the I , ort does nut in requested, and obtained permission, to carry - to 5 per Cent . 98t1 . Exch. lid** 16$. 211. J• •• • tteis .,. . 1 . upon us, the Commandant the foot of plus Throne their congratulations on Consols for April 69 Lottery Tie 441.61'. on, with which we are ewe_ the marriage. i 1 to comentiticalion with him. . Prince Paul d'Esterhaxy has set out to receive • ?'HE S7 I 2I7'ESMAIV. . I ion, we flatter ourselves that the Prince of Neufchatel on the frontiers, and —.-........-.. • • • ' - •-' - '- -= asures, you will have the hu- accompany hint here. LO NDON' •. • .... . k c our timid wives and 'children The preparations for .the fetes are continual -swititht- , ' . • • c& . . • i with the greatest activity.. The whole City is in retio.tir, MARCO 16 1816. • .. REDAUD. Ibe illuminated ; the illumination of the Palace -1 9 i 1 DES CR ESSOUISSEREN, will 't hit Grrreite E4ritordingerjr, containing the , I Civil and Police Co;umissiouser. cost 40 000 florins. ,co , . .1. .. ..." • •• 1 , It is said that the Emperor of tlea French will official account ot Aheburritedeg . er. Guadelou pe; . - . s ship Pompe-, off Risseterre Cue. meet the Empress at Compeigne. '•, • . .., . , must be highly gratifying to th e feelinge of - every , .' 4 , thittei,::, $1 F e b. itit). AIM I received you( letter last itair l iv 'h it e ltivvi Orst olfat_vuilusiiicsu.7of to -lake i i_ di . g.,i41,en,aj5.„..!!,112._ United . Kill K 4 1 0.,.... .0 0' ; soi Ito 0.,„,h . • in the full confidence that the li e festivity . . from the importance ot AO actin - Litton, as freer ' • en up, as without it complete . Mummy MARCO gl•—Several carriages, be tko the splendid et ad afordt or the millterY tbe tapers of the town. suite of the Prince of Neufchatel, arrived here to. talent displayed by HU Eacelleinci Sir dices** • .city, although contrary to my day. Ills Highness is expected this evening or BlitlClVlill and the .it . and bravery of our tioopios_ cars :under his Minemand. delay the attack of the forts e i g ht . .•• . ~ iron until you shall he time The Austrian General, Count de Neipccg, has To Collie:need the spr yer ,•• '.!.. ! '. al Ernouf, who I can hardly arrived here to attend the Prince of Neufchatel. Were serkraeons i .those slOsittless and that in e ~ ... sacrifice the town for a tempo-, NANCY, MAKCII 6.—The Empress of' the Pre.emineut degree, hive 'serer been denied them; an untenable fort, commanded . , French will reach Straabar g h from Vicuna on the even by our enemies.; but the arrufgements for the . .. . its. .• • • t • ' 17th i nstant, and will set out on the 181 h for Coln " attack were most - jadicibui 'wind 'than adatirable entlemen, give you until two pcigne, traversing the department of La North'. I o _ s receive an answer from the Preparations are making fur a brilliant fete. p resence of mind with Which Erigadier.Generai . with whom all . responsibility VERDdri t MARCH 6.—The passage by Bar-see. WAct availed himself of the Intelligence Sy Which of the tows) is in his hustle; I Ora tau of persons of rank, couriers and court he was euabled.te reach the enemy by a taste 13 , ,at • . that the Offifers and soldiers , equipages, becomes every day more consitkrible. a less thad half the diste ri ca of - the &iglu, la; i 1 . t . private property, upon their O. the Ist, six carriages of Hie court paned it route" -- As a trait of military decide* I , tended _ . "utl3 of war; f Urther I will through this ' town , prueeetlitog from Paris to. Vi. • • which will eitsure t o that. Officer illb "tu,thre . enna • one of theta, of great beauty, drawn byl nswer by two o'clock, and I eight horses, is understood to be destined fur the con6donco Of his Countrymen: We. lament . for the messroger to Pass the Princess Maria Louisa of Austria : 105 horses aro th a t th e l e ngth of , the, Dispatches ,L.aastract,a 'he watch of the bearer of this ordered at each post ; the relays - to be ready the u$ to defer Instil tomorrow the letter of the Bre: (1 N 13th. , .- . , . . . , • • - i .. who arc to g adier.Genetal. to the 'CoMmander i ts Chlcr, des ~ I ye the honour to he, C. On the 211, four Ladies of Honour, sl) A. COCU.R.ANE. attend this august Personage from Brannan, sleptf the action.of his divislem: ' 4 telling , the par ti c ulars o ~.,. i f the Pmvisinnal Govern- Basseterre, Gtxtdaloupe. at Bar. On the 3d, passed through the same The difficaley 'of the heights eta troop. had to ' • town, the Chevalier of honour, de Beauliarnais, ascend, appears to base been.fally equal to'that ! tANSI.ATLON.) . and the•Duchass of Montebello, Lady of Honour. of ascending the height, of Abraham; it Quebec--s • • . • Head-Quarters, Web..!'; 1610. to the Empress. On the 4th the King of Bata- Pit. IN H A BIT AN TS OF TUE rid passed through on his return to Munich, and anti with the additional &advents/44.0 the troopti OF BASSETILItttL. . the Prince.Pritnate returning also to his States.— climbing up under a Most gelling dee (rein thd I . . On the 611), the Queen 'of Naples also passed enemy, : who dealt but destruction in betAtitii . manifested my firm intention of - through tia r.sur ()main, with a RinfieftHlS suite, f r on t . . ,• t city of Basseterre the utifortte. . " behind tirhatis and strickadert tedoablet' • . . uu her way to Strasborgh. • vac; it is under this impression •,, The coedit - et o f MajOr Iltanselos indv . diti . , . r Anis, MARCII 10.-1118 Portrait or his Im. ed to °creepy the heights.. , . penal Majesty, whiss was sent to Vicuna, des. C orps of Turk g‘piers, is beyodd paaise— - I 1 )nntrYe wren a city without 44- tined fur the Eynon:se Marie Louisa, was painted the success of Sir 0:: Bettina's recOmmeasla Under alseignemotat-fseal;l**., try to i r s ot „ ey __ • _. ;e a stegeel by the enemy, to make • . • - - • , ••• , 4 Ili' --„ d 406'44,41mA ...04edg..ttir....14941(8404,1,10- pot Nei 1 rhe gorse Grenadiers of the Impeded ua • . doubted. . ~2 ...: •- . s. the town shall not be tired upon . • his Convention is the inure easy set out yesterday for Compiegne, Salmons, and ~..,-;• • Rheims, to attend the Empress, M aria. Louisa. Reduced to etkireialtifi ii•tiftedketei : Edggive eel; I .' eterre, as the front of attack is The Empress Josephine/ 'set out yesterday for ticirtly wet, he did not hesitater itiotliitti t to Pro••• • • ' • . Malmaison, where she will remain for some days. pefe, in• the first article Of the Cipitedationi the - merals are too generous anti too Amongst th e preparations making foe the au.• - • auction of a tett which is 110 t terms that wore, with such kind aitturesvemiiin; „ gust reeirriage, which occupies eve r y. body, is an • ['fur which you are nut respell. • ~ - gtented toJect at by the trio of . Gatiareli et mit. , immense fire-work, by M. Ititgieri, Senior Fire. • • . , worker to the Emperor, - which is thought to be Ira. But the Frenchman had mistaken his man - -- r honour and my res ponsibility them a o r s ti t ie b . eautiful that has yet been planned by and reeed . hythe reply, that. d British Gown*, . I defend the Colony by all the rof which Fort Richepanse is thi s ' . . , s barge worktnops are erected the Champs are not quitefio eontleicendisig •as Wei that Mao.? ••• , • trious Tr:iumvitrite. , .. . . . .- Elysees, where abottt 400 worktneut are actively • Gentlemen, to prove to you the ... .• , employed in the timber work, which is to re pres cut To the demand that the Gairicoit should march I, and always have fell, towards a t i tr A m mo ph v a r l it ar i ch r :f 2 s i ta ...... rs. seTe out with the honours of war.:--bo, colveyed to et • • Basset : erre; to make a convention ral bodies of French Dort of France in vesicle ptovided by kit letretals, to whom you Will en. have '. 'll t I th.st few ..• , troops pass( t iron; t he re w ithin 1.. and'tranquillity of your persons days,and a-still greater number aro eXpeCted. DRITANNIC MAJESTY, liithollt being coven:. I of witr--;and kelps their ernes Six regimenti of French cavalry, now on their tarred prisoners the assurance of rho sincere at. march for Hanover, *ill be chiefly stationed in effects, and baggige—flis Ezutelity dry 4 re- icfi 1 have the bottomr to be, , . akin the .... (Signett) ERNOUF. '..auennurg, g Nem. plies that having euirchedouf ad* the honours . ~. . (iofisT A NTINoIs . LE, JAY. 13.—We have had no of war . ; their arrest shill be grueaded ea the &cis, - . . . iItANSLATION.) , further intelligence respecting the proteetllngs of . the shall be conveyed be Eagleied as prisoners of ,- . '.. • Fort flichepoose to Captain Mites ei • • ether of the armies that are oppdsed to each other y , .. 1 ' hi, Britannic Majesty's pee!. • on rho Danube. ear, and there' rateably until regularieeachansed: • . . 'llion can you have entertained The accounts relative to negoclations between Had such t w in tho,termtor the Contention of Cina .. el : in expecting him , ow ! it ! fi '! t Russia and the Podolia! still uncertain. It is nut tra—then, imketli Might the atilt mad tower gene ti aCr a f ortress CikallasttCu to his known whether the Porte be sincerely aneious for it believe have been fired witboat reproitcb: ' it is the practice in an y peatyonly affects to wish fur It, at the nsace . . , or ltn • . . of the mediating Powers. - in justietete the Fce*ch General, *ought to be r the Captaiti.Getreral Ernouf VitneA, Fes. 17.--The letters by this da) a e • renrarked, - tbat.his surrender vas accelerated by me. with this command, I cannot f • Triestestate, that an Amecrican vessel post from the. desertion of a contideesble pert of Ms force. ' snfidence by wakiug every elm.. has arrival • there with a cargo of gum Swivel, _ e port. Mocha coffee, and dye.stuff. irk papers bed - beed ••• • • 4 e of France and With the extelction of the IBC • • the honey to ise, See. sent to Paris ; and whether shat will he mr ifcc e dt° Bourbon.in the East Indies, with which the Ame.:, e. .•, cA . TCRAV. • . • unload or nut, will depend on - rittrdeeishm . expect. avails maintain . a very . extensive wercourse. , • (COPY.) "•• . • ed from that t i ttarter. Tw" tinn*Ameli a! " 7 es. France is wow bereft of colonies and external coat. .--.• -. l asee terre, Guedlaselpe, Feb . 9, 1810. sets have (esteem; Flume. , Thoug h ig n .mer.can • ItAl. ht EMORANDU S I. vessel have been seised at Na,tillni ruse their ear. neer . ce. There yet„.hoWeeer„ remalos to her that .... ..-. ... dant conquest is obtained over goes, chiefly coffee, condemned, Ol i sol d to the etakfitin trade, which his Bern describe Sy Ler*. - , 1t ' g the capture Q ters, that: ..a. - f the Nand of highest bidders, we find, by the same 0 . . uucna.tet, as o f etteit and importance, .far ei.- , Oti from the • ~ . ich has been accoutplished in,less coffee is toot permitted to be " P a. cent what hai been getter - ally understood toot. at of Martinique.- . kingdom of Naples. irte tiMa'n to Preece ihe oolowes of wo had ate opportunity of display. 8 MAINZ, Fes. 10.—The French' iii • ere also I • . Anti de Tull • . • , • Bayreuth *ember , & . *-c are Holland in ihe*Ealit.lnelfra. ' Until all these are nose they have outdone what troops that , were in _ e _ and , 7 -- . . ionked for by the most sanguine. on their march partly for Bellaire , partly 1" eat off , EMI until antis* colMtiet4t6il CABIIPICIeIy . ler of the forces is highly satisfied Spain. .:. • . • • ercluded from the tionteneet, the g r ail & co ati"' . . Reliant and Fahie, theCaptakes, The rottener that 40,(Y00 Prussia!! troops are to s be • F ime and * England eltittot beefs - J*4lA is aed marines, app ear entitled le any tween re more particularly at. match to Spain, trues taut ny ; and lime' greet pleasure In degreavf credit. ... , . . - of his General Order's on the nc. FILANzro ~ re Fat. 6.-eiThe 26th Ririlincnt 0r ,, ,, -. -... . .. . —m.o. i beg to add my •acknowledge- Lightliefe y ntr contileued eta dearth', this airy I the. T i an ir e. a c o esa l . . 11 t own -.... . 1 4 10 4 , .. • ' f ereece and exertions Rollin*. It Is eem6dentie stated , ( hat, • througli - !al., a; Fi gio a T rim n Si waled .1...• ni.a. a ;rut persee et of that country, and 64 far as .L- 7 . --.• , . . . . . .•..! w.. d es c arried ases • sod kelso desire the whole cram e c _ tit , __ th e s evyleee' . .e ' d other Captains, the *tooth of dee Elbe; thereis to be a turtle li es , esww w , ,i ., _ , ~ __. laternolie Ito bb 1 _.,..., t employed oats this Espedition ; as of .F noels Costoeii.houses • and Fuer* troope.., , That illapetglett • y who have se long and effectually Thcomeer. of . the latter - will t i doitri , fie , colt- Oohs Italy t , . ~ . .. t".l4g , , 'land, wbieb hat so mule c - -* ontrie, stoasileao thourdt net so liege at kis re p otted : .. . Thu! A so . , owes , A sa . i .„_, , ~s a. • ' • jialli* *tine eras succme. • $Bll4BOllOll, Red,. 27.--A dumber of iregettrii, Atim i taitoldiew . iir dont tip t - li ; asia 7 mitt wm, see) A. COCHRANE. gooltestat coffee, Indigo, ated , Eoklish Ace ti t ; • . •-.„ 77 • . .• - passe* test, eat nest, . . '• : stymies - , dec:4ke.- . * . stimd, 'lei . the Officer' of the CestOosst . . -•- , • 4 ' ". • funsiee, on the ath, Oa theft way tO , the that tilts 4 1' 4:5 6,4d - bow o r L -•"„..._.i. . • rr e War, WM, eel Wieradej, ' O t ; a t , L . . 1171..5 . i • IN N&louipe, Fek 11. 1810 , ..;• . I. .111ebt.s.abeelutely re* itatioli. Syr iteepedet , 4 . 000 ! larked, tieS lis hospital , " 0 4. 41941 " 4 • • AteenifibAgtotadvices *eared at - View" - rethet'ir resillear-Itio. ihteAroili iiiillArii4ke4 'et ter cuuntr, (trot Yet,,lakee*Ol s ti° 4 ' Ei w itsh •teeops • hive jtainedthejerarell !rah ....,. ); kilted and woludede iron 5 tow,. . e. o f tiellteekSes; • melt the iitgovs esibreve ef 111 . 0elegOill r•V • (sired) *. cocnitors. , bie 40 6.....- -- bias hotted• oe she - thew • . . • . . - .- • T • • geop t, the princip lal,Agent for nuisports aid it r with peculi•r pleavhre I hate II 0411 eti ire pi, I to !heir Lordships, the cordiality N hich has sok_ terrurte•lly obtained ly.tween the Sy() SCIVICUI due.. • t h e w hole. Of Hai gspediam. sy henwith all the Itieportainl Ratans `tee b e e" able to colket. • The. Ottly 'have t heard of The squadron is Lieutenant .; the Septre, killed by a (mutton* shot in the lanced battery, where he - was a volistoteev. • hoe entrusted this D'apvch to'captails Sta n _ fru, Commantl:r of his Majesty's Sloop &algal, i ho has been actively employed on this serike, censer:woly he able to give suels:fuither , i articulars a s their Lordships m4y require ; and I tape tare to mention hint as an 011..er whoie sap i"Jwait) co o l e ' l i n g to their . rdships' protection. the honour to be, Ice. • (stow]) A. COCHRANE. (TRANSLATION.) o nprss from their E t cepewit., Lieutenant.fleneral Sir ei" g e Ilmkwith, K. B. and Vim-Admiral the Honour ab;r Metander Cochrane. K. B. commanding the Land p i Nat Force; of hie Itrioinnic MajeOir at the Wind cirJ an 4 Leeward Island,. &e. to the Chefo de Battail- I.e. t , r dConnaiwtries. or CWllln Intl:tots of Pari*ltes, 1 A all I n e ottew I:Onto:ants ~spilt% the Militia of liiolage Terre, ttatd.datspe. i: og igct.l in the redaction of the Island of Gua. •oule, our solicitude is not the hiss directed to. fi rdi that of Grande Terre, the most iaportant 1,,t0r ihu•calonies we arc come .to wrest from the suds of their oppressors. • . to internal security depends on the union of its .. m i t i tol ts ; and it is with a view to oppose a i c r against any attompti hostile to your d0...4i0 ...4io trangsillity that we order, in the name of ~Majesty, that the or.tanization of the militia 1.1 be prurisionally iv tiotaitteil ; and in order , is acentrate the powers offered by this respeeta. 4 body of planters, we dive you for Commandant am o f , :,or own choice ; for Monsieur Jean litAttO th; Lai,,:.al, to whom we command you tome obealence in that quality, is entirely eis. 1 0 .,5e to us, bat we undetstand he enjoys your , o Vence and esteem. tir:e oresents Will be read, published, and.af ii,du::,:reser it may be pr44per, (H BECKI.VITIL •-- ALEX. cociumAp...,, ~A , , ,,N:,,r, 276 Jan. I . SII. • (n addition to ow address, which sceOnqiiiiihis oin, we swan oa you In ticeup Graft& Tend, Calatuu pe, 'which is toft by the CaYitttin-Gretterat titkout a military force fur its tret3ll' et •to the ern: ,I . his Britannic Majesty, on . the t run thei•e -{ ri;iressed. • G•ot on hoard: hi; Majesty's shilk°Ponteti, - off • tint, ifireci et to %it It Jiutuacv,llSl.6 .• • •• , tIP,O: BECKWITH, ' Cooartarider of the Forces. ALEN. MCFIRANL, Coomantickrita Chief of Naval Form. a t: - x I.:!:lhitants of titandc Terre, (Lasclaloupe. . ~. • Si. Mhtiti, Capi,terre,*.Tan.9.R, 1910. O. prlnripal tu,,A4iLwis of firande Terre, 4ioadaloope. ihrinl di clued it accessary to prteneed without a.. in :::•tive t,r a n•ratina :eg•liitst Basseterre, Gila. !,a;y, A tol heistg vain:m.44y drain:ins to ntrord protration- 4t4-:Awn . putgrAjo. ..l-49. Pr!sceable, ..„ will-disposed inhabitants of your district, yesterday eittli.asoUred to ripen an .intercourse • you fur these purpOSes, Which we regret did produce those effects, lit consequence of our o nut being reocilred.. home still anxitius t ,jos it . ottr wells re, and in a s,,u to enter into temporary eapitulatiim for and,: Terre, to have Ed.f. et during the course of eneral operations, ;is we think that this may to the peesurrAttots of yoUr persons end your ferries. • l• , Any Gentleman scsof to.us, or either .of us, on t.oporteht object, udi meet with perfect sect J, soil a e.ndini riteeitt;on. r ~t • tSigned) •- . GEO. lIE(AWITH, Comas:oak* eflo. , nd Forces. A. L'OCIT.RANE. *Coamisoder, in Chief of Naval slobrata.• . .r. .i. .1 (TRANSLATION.) GIvtt.EMEN, ' 1 . . We, the undersigned. compost*, the Coterie. lof the town of Buseterte, have the hewer iciptaint, that it is now occupied only by aid 1, women, children, and other defettoelas, per n.. If you are. ahtitte in take puslassion, wu r:, in RIC name of our rellow-cilirMs s ghat you 'ill be pleased to grant, both to theta and to their pcity, that protection which their situation de la. • We hive the honour to be, &c. ike. Rrn A UD. 6.0 C.mnnii , sary and Minister of Police. DES 011 1:%50 II (SS Bit ES, Cnnuaandaet et the Mi• hs' at 114c-ftiPtre. r. DA ittlofiziStEllh Judge presiding at Eht First rribugui. MN, Or tniperlal hblickor at the First Tribunal at lie Lpsetere.. ,1 . 14 r Larrileurses the Creatigintlers in Chief nr his Moir Maiests.'a . Mitiinry :u:d Mayo Forces he liometer:ea:ld tiendalnirpe. (COPY.) Pim*, oe 13asseteite, Chrulalourr, Feb. 2. r "ATIMMEY,— 1 leave receiver! your letter, of 'ta te, addressed to the Conwnanders in Chief of 'Britannic Majesty's land and sea forces, se 14itting me, if it is our wish to take possession 1 :10e town of Basseterre, that there are only ric ^';ess version inhabiting it, for whorls you re. ect 04; protection they merit. • rtl . .ly thereto, I promise in my own name, as tii u that of rtv colleague, Lieutenant-Geneva I Gelege Beckwith, the protection you desire,' 4 that the inhabitants of the town shall be ‘ ll iv;s' general (7anitniation for the whole ,_ slt:eh tray he entered into. • Ikid therefore send a sufficient givare-041nor fr. morning for the • protection of the fowo ; its " 2 ' 4 ' l 1 require you to take such steps as 1 9 be in yanr power to preserve its peace and my, and prevent the ovil.iiisposed from doing t ritijury to the inhabitant; 'or their prOperty l at,ll onset:neatly sea that none of the public 4 Pv.„, it,' is drstroyed, as I 1141 W hold you respon. "far theaatne. lbw- • ill at day-light send myselt which have the josho4olo3 to whom I have the bongo (Signed) To the Chief O leers of k went, 'lobtu of Ittiieterre.