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-^ . ^e 4rttiob .;•,* 16) ;~ ~P ' • 11 rj 7(4011.44iid • P • • 4," 4.41 P 6 2: . PAO ,_ ~~ vb t Irtto '!i• 'Prr gieß 1333 THE ;.*96N GAZ ETTE EXTRAOqI3IIII.IRY, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1 801. norning-street, April 12.18'17. hierarch, of which the following is a Copy. ived this morning at the office of Viscount ..! -r.1.711, one of His M Ij-sty's P. incinal Score r: c' State, from Brigadier-General Auchmuty. Iti4i't lion. William Windham : Monte Video, 5, 18n7. sit-1 have the honour to inform you, that His j troops, under my comm and, have taken • assault, and alte r a most determined resistance, e imp fortress and city of .lonte Video The Ardent. with h•r canvny, arrived A , ,iJo in the .sth of January; and 1 IMITIrdi Orly k ander my orders the troops from the Cape. „mended by Lieutenant-Coln el Backhnuse. On . 15th I evacuated that place, vithout . opposition, ar;ng a garrison on the island • t G striti p it cnnsulting with Rear-Admiral Stirling, it as determined to attack Monte Video ; and I 'ed on the morning of the 18th, to the Welt ed asi:else Cares*, Roth., lie-m sierall - birretnswe • miles from the town The enemy were X. t force, with guns tin the heights. when ae dis inherited ; bet !bey did nit advance in oppose us, Ted me to lake a swell; positim, about a le Ir .m the shire A trifling cannonade, and : , -n• firing at the outposts, commenced in the Ater ...4h an 1 continued a ccasionally during our stay n that pound. On the 19th we mewed tots iris Monte Video. !wrier code nn. under the Honuut able Brigadier leneral Lutntry,was early °ppm. J. Ahout 4000 f the enemy's horse occupied two heigl is to his :rests and right. As we advanced. a heavy fi •of i.'und and grape opened upon us ; but a s i ited isarge in tr .nt, frnin the light hattalio . a det ,ietuer, tot-Colonel Brown: iv, dispersed the corps nosed to him. with the los-. of ag' n. The eve r: tin the flank did inn wait a similar ninvem•mt. but rettiated. They continued is ti ing befote us, a.'d permitted ns, witliont any further NT/nation, ric.pt a distant cannonade, to take up a ;ins lion aseut !wn miles (r m the citadel. Oar atle:U ced posts necnpred the suburbs, and some small parties were posted close in the works ; but in the evening the principal part of the suburbs was evacuated. The next mortar g the enemy came out 01 the town, and attacked us with their whole force, ah set thousand men. and a number of guns. They advanced in two columns ; the right, consisting et elvslry, to turn our left flank, while the tither. .4 infantry, attacked the left of our line t this c , lump pushed in our saran. ed Pus, and pressed si hard Per es..-picquct, of lour hundred men, th t Col. )lrevrne,whn coimnandld cm the lett. ordered three 'meanies of the 40th, under Maple Campbell, to • support s * ,use cotsqL4Tics . fell in with the bend ut column. and* irCtrfirabi l ly ch .rg dit ; •he charge was as gallantly received, and great num ber: fel; on hot sues; at length the column be: in to gee ray, when it was suddenly and irrs pc' eAtsly • ti in Ronk by The Rifle Corps, and Light Bat. taken. whin,' I t.ad or tercel .ip and direr t to the particniar point. The column nrne g lie way on ad rides, and was pursued, with great slough er and the loss of a gun, to the town. The right column, observing the fate of their companions, rapidly re tired, wallow coming into adirin The ins , of the enemy was consi lerahle. and has been estimated at fifteen hundred men ; their killed might amount to between two and :tree hundred ; we have t eken the same number of prisoners. but Si' principal part of the %encircled got back into the ; I :tin happy to Add, that ours was compare. burly (riding. The cniisemiencea of this aXiir were greater than the adion itsef Instead ,n fi nding narselves sur rounded wit). hot os,send a pet y WaTtAre at OUF ?Ott!. may of the in...Mitants of the eiiuntry separated, and retired to their several villages, and we e ere allowed quietly to •et down behTe the town. From the best information I could obtain, I was led to believe that the defences of Monte Vid ()weft weak, cad the garrison by nn means disposed to mike en obstinate resistance ; but I found the works truly re:pee/able, with one hundred and airy pieces or cannon ; and t' ey were ably delnded. Theesseeny, bruin in possession of the island of Ram's% commanded the hart:rm. ; and I was aware that their gunboats would annoy us, as we appre handed. A two gun battery was construded on the tad to keep them in check, and our posts were ex tended to the harbour. and completely shut in the purism on the land side. Theis coMmnnieatinn teas run, however, open by water, and their boats conveyed to them trilops and provisions: even water for the garrison was obtained by these means; for I t':^ wells that supply the town were in our posses- On the 25th we opened batteries of four twenty fftor pounders and two mortars, and all the frigates and smaller vessels critic in, as close as they could ' tit safety, and cannonaded the town. But findiaig ...at the garrison was not intimidated into a surren 'i.r, I construtted, r n the Qiith, a battery of saa sernty-four pounder., within a thousand yards of he south-cast bastion of the citadel. which I was .b..tued was in so weak a state that it might bs breache.l. The parapet was anon in ruins, •tt lie rampart received little injury, and* I was , nvincvd that my means were tuarqual to a re siege; the only ptospeff of success that pre- Art kith was, to ered a battery as nett as possible c a wall by the south gate, that joins the antics to "C 41 * ana endiolv.otr to ' , reach it. This was ef t0...1 by a six gun hatirry .3 itbin sit htnie.sed yards. rid thoeps it WAS exposed to a very snpetior fire mrrl tit^ .nrm7, COO) had hero durieg e w t..li at the ciez-, a breach was t epnrted ;use arable ne tie YJ instant. Many reasnn, induced J.- not to diAs the Assault, thlugh I was aware the ocp• moult be exposed to a vrry heavy flre in ap 14ae..itg ail mounting the breach. Oa stets were ~~ TUESiJAY. .AITIL 14, 18'7 issued for the attack an hour before day-break the ensuing morning, arid a sum - no is was Sent to the Governor in the evening to surrender the tovru. TO this me-sage no Answer w is returned. The troops destined for the assault consisted of the K fie Corps under fstij•sr Gardner, the Light In. fantry itchier L.ieur 47.1101iel Brownrigf and VIA' sr Trotter, the Grenshiers under tilijors Campb-II sold Fucker. and the 38 - h re/intent under Lieutenant- Colonel V ,fs4l and Maim Nugent. • They were sopported by the 4001 Regiment un der 11 jot Dalrymple, and the 87:h and r Lieu terAlt-C ton 1 Butler am! Major Stiller. I he w hnie were cominandeJ by Colonel Browns.. f he remaindi-r of my Inn e, coasiaring of the 171. t Itrit dragoons, detschments of the tithsi and tctst isght dr sgoons, 'he 17t segment. a company of 'vie 7 I ,t. an I a coils, of 700 marines And **Amen, weir encamped under fit tgadier-General Lumley, to died yesterday of thiir wounds. I tad A meted intsell with hops of their reviver) , but a rapid mortification has deprived His Majesty of two most abl and gallant officers. p o e.t ur rear. At the appointed h3ur the troops marched to the assault. I hey approached near the breach be fore they were discovered, when a dtstruelive fire from every 1 u that could bear Napoli I.,!11:& teem f lirt thin try of MC 'kw Aso ; Opetra' .pon diem. limey as it was, our tinier uli have is en com paratively t e breach ha , tweo open, but during the fright, and under our lire, the enemy hats barreca...ed it with .ides, it, as to render it nearly tispratticanle The an, t wet extremely dark. l'h • head of the column missed the hi eacn, and when it wis approached it was so e ut up, teat it we% mioaken for the troutiched w.;l In ties situation the troops remained under a eary fir: for a quarter of en hour, when the breech was discerueo by Captain R nay oi the 40th Light In. Pantry, who I . ted it out, and iv .•iondv tell as he mounted it Out gallant sold , . I's ruteed to it, and, d ill. u t it was of aces', t .reed Mete WA, two the .oea Cannon were placed at the head of the principal streets, and their tire, for a short time, was delltrtijiTC: but I. e trnsips advanced :n all •dorrdions, clearing the tor et and batteries with ti eir bayonets, and over'u g their canonn.• The 40th regime - :, wrh C those:ie. foliovred. l'eey also missed hr oreacn, and twice passed thin' the bee ef rhe batteries, bet. re they found it be 87to Regiment was posted near toe N nth Ga:e, swam t the trots who entered at the breach were 10 opeit for them. hut their aid ,ur was 60 gr , at that they could n , a watt. Thy staled the wails and entered I a town as the tsoops within aperoach e.l it. At day light every eon", was re our posses sion cusps the C Ude!, wide; maoe a tif.ew of re cs:•::ce, but soon re-.de.ed, ant ref .y m the morning the town was q Jet, ead the women were pea. ratify reAlki' g the cre.•ts. I:it g ;Ilan. ry diseltyed by the troops during the afsau f, and trier forbearance and oi•:erly "coati our sit the town speak so fully in tot* praise, that it is unnecessary for me to say him highly I am ; Itasca with their cnndalt. The service I:tey have been engage.! in since we landed, has be rf uneommt.my eeeele end i devious, lon not a murmur iias escaped t em ; ens ry thing lov shed has been t defied with o. der and cfretttimes Oy e r Ines during the siege was trifling, p ink ilany as we were m t shel eyed by apesosehts, and the en ray's Ore of shot a-cl shells was mcies..... but it is painful for me to add, that it nas go-at at the assault. Many m«st valuable 11SCOIS ate Anson the killed and wounded 444jUt Dairy nple of cue 40th W. 41 only field officer killed. Lieutenant Colonels VAS:4I and lirowiirigp, and Maio Tucker are am , rig tne woende i. I a • deep y concerned to say, that the two former ate severiny so. The enemy's loss was very icseAt, about eight hundred Wed, five hendre f wound. d, and the Governor Don - Patqiiil Russ tituJi.bro, with upwards of two tenusa .d otficers and men are prisoners. About fifteen hundred escaped in boats, or secreted them selves in the town. From Brigaaier-General the Hon W. Lumley and from cdonel Browne, 1 here rectived the most able and the mo-t zeal , us assistance and support. I he former pi otell-d the line front the enemy dur ieg cur march, and covered cur rear during the T .e latter cnnutuaed it with great judgment and determnied bravery. Toe established reputation of the Royal Artillery has been firmly supported by the company under my orders ; and I consider myself much indebted to Captains Wasson, I iickson, Cal mi.:hAel, and %VIII. Kress, for their zealous and able exertions. Captain Fanshaw of the Engineers was equally aealous, and th'itgh young in the service. condoned himself with such propriety, that I have no doubt of his proving a valuable Officer. Owing to great fatigue he was taken ill .n the midst of our operations, and Capt. Dickson reasoly undertook his office, and exe cuted it with the greatest judgment. Flom the 'malls of the corps and departments, from the General StalT of the Army, from the Mee dical, and from my own personal Staff, 1 have re ceived the most coompt and cheerful assistance. It is insufficient to say, that the etmlst cordiality has sn'iseted between Rear-Admiral Stirling and myself ; I have received from him the mott friendly Attention, and every thing in his power to grant. The Captains and Officers of the Navy hive been equally zealitus to assist us; but I feel particul.ii I y indebted to Captains Disnelly and Palmer for their great exertions. 'they commanded a corps of ma rine, and 5.401 , 11 that were landed, and were es-en• trolly useful ro us with the guns, and in trie batteries, as well as in hringing up the ordnance and stores. This Dispatch will be delivered to you by Major Tucker, who was wounded at the assault ; and as he has long been in my confidence, 1 beg leave to reset you to him for tunher particulars. I have the honour to be, Ste. S. Avcemutr. Ta she Kiln lion. We. I'. S. I am extremely concerned so add, that Licutecant•Colosels Vassal and lirowurigg both Ojcr, April 1 2, Captain imonelly, or Ilia Majesty's shop Ardent, arrised this morning with I)ispatches from Rear- Admiral 4 itirling, cinninanding a Squadron of his Majesty's 'hive in Rio de la Plata, of which the fol lowing are Copies : m, hff Miner rideii, Si*, Bth Fib. 18(17. I have peculiar satisfaction - in congratulating my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty . on the capture of Monte Video, as well from the import ance of the conquest, as from the honour which has thereby been acquired by Ilia Majesty's arms. Immediately on the arrival of Brigadier-General Sir Samuel Auchmuty, at Maldonado. it was deter mined to invest this place, and having assembled our force off the Island of Florea, a descent was effected • on the I tith ultimo, near Carnets Point, which is about seven mild to the eastward of the Town.— The enemy had assemble(' in considerable numbers, anal with several pieces of artillery seemed deter mined to oppose our progress. The navigation of the lain de Is Plata, with the strong breezes which we have experienced for several weeks, rendered the landing of trnops, and assisting their operations, very difficult, hut tile place chosen was happily adapted to allow the covering vessels, under the direction of Captain HArdyman, to ap proach so close as to command the beach. and not withstanding the weather threwena.l, and was un. favourable, the soldiers got all on shore without a single accident of any kind. and were in poseession of the heights before six o'clock, with such things as the General wanted. On the Clth the Army moved forwards, and as an attempt to hoorays the rear was expei teal, I directed boats to proceed close along shore to look out forand bring of any wounded men, while the covering . ves sels were placed to prevent tile enemy from giving annsiyance, and I bad the happiness to hear that all the sufferers were brought off, in despite of well di recte I efforts to destroy swim. In ;be evening I dropped with the fleet, If Chico Bay, near whicll the a►mv eneamril, within t•wro miles of the city. I had lauded about e.ght hum (red seamen and Royal Marines under the orders of Capt. Donnelly, to stet with th: troops ; and, as 1 saw no advantage could result from any effo•t of ships against a strong fortress, well defended on all points, and which, from the shallowness of the water, could uot be alt• proachel within a distance to allow sl , nt to be of any use, I disposed the squadron so as to prevent any escape front the harbour, as well as to impede a corn munieation between Colonna anol Bueuos Ayres, and contined roc whole attention to give every pots.ble assistance in f nwarding the siege, by landing gins from the line of battle ships, with ammunition, storm provisions. and every thing required by the coiniDdirl• Jet' of the forces. Toe distance which the ships lay from the shore, vow • w ith the a l mo st constant high wilds and swell w. ha J, and the great way , very thing was to be tirsty.. , ed by the seamen, up a heavy sandy road, trade the duty eXcestieely ialsorious. The Squadron had al- , --. I most daily fourteen bemired men on shOtt;"atrel ' Retihn of the Killed, Wound d, and Miring of the Purees tbisoinip was Ofte3 with Daly tWrty men on 5 ard: under the Command of II igedier (;-n-ra Su Samuel Auth- ' The defcace. int& by the enemy prot.actrd the tint, between the 16th r Jamie v, the day et Lading at the Poni • deC r.t.s, to the 20th ot alanua y h.ehti i nse. Sirrge longer then was expected , arid re d o, ed nut „,, stock of powder so low, that the King's snips, with iti rarer. ifi4h a-,. Y•^... ail —I 1.1e111411410 1 , I drummer, Le , R ii: and Yii•, bilh-d ; 2 m g i,„.. 3 c,,,,,,,,,.. i L i c ,, ieas ,,,. g ' all the traosports, and what a fleet of nriercha.ttrnen Sour ants, 1 rummer, 119 Rank and File, wounded: 1 Kank I had for sale, could nut have furnished a turtle con end II Ire, missing. : sumption for more than two days, when a piactaciabk 05 t"e 14e Sart eol Captimi, 3 Ronk and . I.le, killed; 1 I . b reac h Nes fortintately mute. and ,e tl.te 3 , 1 instant, Lieut....nit, i i.osage, It Rank sod File, wounded ; 7 Rank early in the mottling, the town and citadel were most ..tirl Fi:., roustin g Atre.4. dell-1 Mnor, 3 Captai , is, 9 Lieutenant,. i Sm. i gallantly carrral by storm. l lama, 5 rounitners, In's kink and Fie, ItilL•A; 2 Lieutenant In aen iversatma wit, the General on the precede (2 ,hu: 'a''. 3 CAW' , " I LAlllren.6 4l 6, 4 knsigvii, 4 Stair, VI in" day, I had made such iii.poiition of die smaller S.-figs.+, 5 Drumm..., -35 Rank a d File, arcuated. . . I vessels and armed boats, as appeived most likely to I .4'..-1 Major, 4 I..a..t.iiiii, 6 Lieutenants, 2 Serjesnts, 6 I answer a desireJ pitrpose, and so tenons Fort S a il, ' D , worners, ll'. Rank and File, killed; 2 Lieutenant C04,11e11l I .dajore, 6 Captains, 1-• Lieutenants, b En•ign. 4 Stiff, d.l ; Phillio was in possession of the 3ritish troops . Lieut. Renaults, e Ihurnineis, 366 Rana a.. 4 File w o u nded. $ rani i William Milne, with the armed launches. took pos e** tile moron,. I session of the island of dattones, mounting ten gad! C• p ails WMgrest and CrsoirManks and St Rank and File, and garrisoned by "event? men, Which suri-nder-a included in the anove, nave -we r..tor..'rel to do ir Jive J sighjarajythos Dv. MOD'S, --dhaia • alay resietanssea 111111114 At it is well adapted . - . fur defence, and mizot have given consideiable 011Lers killed arid isouit•ted. Flied rpm lendoo-Lieuten ,rat Ifits,.atricir, of ON 40tle. annoyauce. A very tine frigat ~ mounting t "realty .. Slighliv wanner i ”1.4.• tarMie g o-L4.rpo Trotter, of the rim. . eight gulls was set tire to by har crew, and Hew up Majw Campbell. of the 40th Capt.or A' Mimes, of WO with an awful explosion ; as also three gnat-boats, Rule' ArtAlatiy Captain CrUllkill,lks, or the !211 1 C " 4/ but the other vessels in the harbour were staved by the los. et the 40ot. Lente.i.n.t Ci.aw,a,r, of the 97th. Kid ta tisetee tie .I,ge-eCepts'n Re imprint, of the 87th. exertion of our people. Wwwde i sarlic; the str l e-aLteutenantlll'dheis, of the 17th. It has been the custom to speak slightly of the The Mei. C Irby, MPlatii i .r.uan resistance to be expected from the Spaniards in th'is Kikril in die alseeid4-.-M..jor Eladynipte, of the 4Ctli. Capt. countiy, and with confidence of the facility which Reumr, of Attu. Loeute rtnt I.' ,ton of d a t a C 4 4 Memo • ' " ' 1 • ' has been given t i n.ival operations, by a p.ioi know. of Iv: 3sili lateuteumtlrwin.:, at the 87th. Ca ,it Idick.m -44..n, aM. 9 . 1. h. ledge of tile river, but the battles lately fought Jive ItOeseled ot the Auerift-oLieutenant Cilonel Rrownrigg, of I the forme' opinion to he erroneous, and exit', cote the I.lth. aim • deal Lieutmea or South, of the Ctts. F.roargo evinces that all the information hitherto *Nut- ed., hat (... nicArii, of ditto.. L.euteit-id Emu., M the 87th, severely, sot prevented the moil CortnidaSle difficulties. Lieutenant M•Rba, of ditto, mierely. Lida/lomat Coloael The conduct of the Captains, Officeri , , Seamen, va.sel, .r the 'lB5l, 'Nee deal Capt an Shipt•in, .1 dorm. 41eVt•••1• Li mte.iam Ilrownsuo, of ditto, dan.;erously. Fr,.. and Royal Mat ince of the ships and vessels, which I o v a Waits, of din ~ sevesel.r. lumen Wittshiie, of ditto, kept with me for this service, lias met with my mi. siighily. Emir' Erse+, of d.tto, since dead. Pay master Wilt- tire approbation, and I feel persu vied that I snould au."' of drat , '""Ar e le A 1 1 '"" I ' 1 "'" I ' a 4 " t '• j a n """" I Y . have had orcasiiii to etp'es3 iily sitisfactihn with the Assistua ga ll ica' Garret, of ditto, .Lanny. Capt. 111`..eiltam, exertions of the oif cers and crews of the Diomede and of the 47th, -e,trelv Lieutenant Wallace, of dam', danger.. o.isly• Limitenent .1-illin-tun, of ditto, es+ re... Lieutenant I Protector, if f had not beea obliged to detach %els Rams., of dam, seems+. .' Major Inc.:et, of the 710, slightly. on other service. Astoaaur Summon Wridalr, of the 57th, severely. Lieutentiot lam much indebted to the able assistance which Sca.osii, of the With, slightly. Li.,ateliant M.Nitipare, of Captain %%Tanen bas afforded rne ; and I admire the. din ~ ,jightly. zeal, Cie patieru,e, Anti dili,;eiice of livery individeaV Return eat Ordnance, Ammunition, Arms, kcd taken from the in the &et •Inrin , the incorsa . iit fatigue which i have m Eney at Ito ite Vidro. Feb. 3, Ip7 o Realm {dead. ,tai! y witnessed. Iron guns-5 Twenty-retirmomeders. 2 Eighteen pounders. Captain !Porn elly will have the honou- to deliver 2 Twelve- 0 .4mi1e., this dispatch, and is fuliy able to give thc.r Lortfaidir R..und Shot-o.t.i Twenty-four-pounders. 200 Eighteen- further particulars. pounder. SO Terelre.pormders. Gripe Shotioo7u Twenty-four.powiders. 28 F...ghteen poend faclosed is a list of men belonging. to t.e Na v y -a 16 I. 4re-pon nders. who were lolle . l or wouitiled in the hitter;rs ; and by Shotoola Twenty Call , pounders. 14 Twelve-pounders. also a list of the enemy's ships iv , rl vessels found in piota . c ri:ad 4so 4-it l'arenty-f rut p ounders. ' the harbour, with a return Of orcluance, Ste. on the Toed of tin .--al 1 a •nty-tour-pounders. 6b E glitren- Island of Rattones. po.indem 31 T.el•e•p_nome s a h Noie-.....riders. 47 Silt- 1 have the honour to be, SM. p so.wierr. 82 Four o-4 •ilers at chrce pounders. 9 Two- podniell $ GO• poun e•s ....,12. CIiAItLLS St :11LING• T o a o l of agorae -.4 roots* loch- 3 Now loch. 2 Eight . To W. Masiden, Esq. lasi.. 4 SIX 1114;•• ~ .....i •••+•• Intel 4: Carianime.--1. Tu.. tv two-poundits. 2 Twenty. A List of the seamen ant Matllle4 beloneing to the o l utdron, fuer-portad,r, 6 rarrlee,man.ter....-4 .. who were kilied c a n t ma at the capture of torte Tidal* liovititers.eelU S's and ttort.ieh. Video, F:brua iy 3, 18117. A WATSON, Madera --.R il. 11 81411. seaman, k•ne I ; John Francis. Capt. commanding Royal Artillery. sca.naii, duo: Thornl,n Parke, seaman, Oa tly etuun.led ; an,. John Crarg, marin e dig .tiv wound 1.. Ka 'enable -Machos- ist•i;er, 5e3313.1, badly wounled; and Ed eard Roach, stain:in, slightly wounded. • Ardent.-Ilonauraole C. L. liby, %lidshipman, .lightly wounded; John t)oak, +areal , slightty wounded; H. hall Buiite, sean.an„ ditto; John Les an, seaman, ditto; Whitens Je 'a. seaman, dailiter•iusiy wourod,d ; W•diarn Hatt, sesinan, missing ; Jaaes Welhter, seaman, d.tto; Lawrence Pliiiiket, seaman, idled. I:mono-a-John J'tmes, ordinary, badly w..tantled ; and henry S 'nth, Midshipman, ditto. 7114dma-oVltillsant Cares, able, dangernu.ly wounded. Lancatter-Jaiah Siuith„ ordinary, slightly wounded ; and Andiew Sweden, ...ale, cl.liO. Miltine--Tiniothy C • WWI. landosan, slightly woonded. Howl-eWthiarn Nl`Crons•ek, landman, in sling ; William Rages, I ladfl73ll, 1 ilyhtly el/W.1401 ; Geo ge %I ereht m, eap- Loa of the foremast-, ditto; Edema! Hill, ordinary, dubs; std Panes Bonifaet, able, ditto. Charmed-Uiriet Luke,lliegl7l4ll, killed ; and John Murphy, missmg. Pheiteanoo.Noes killed nor wounded. ' formaniter-w.R.i.hant 54, in. able. be ! y wowsded Siaoricli-3worge Stewart, SeaLieute•,..mt, slightly wound. al; Thomas Stan, aoas Ilie'ph Orion..i laild.iian, toiled ; John Eiyar, ca,dam of the fo,tep, sli ly 50m..1.4 , Parice &t un ic % , ta..d.nan, ditto; thmott H. Olden, affil •, elm , ; Rkliaot Wade+, ordinary, killed ; Peter Rem, upon, of the forecastle, slightly +Goaded ; Jain Morrison, molosiposan ditto; 1./avid Slt.hir, mdtuary, drug; ant Jolla Moore, Ma nisn, dote. Totals-ti killed. 2$ wound: s, 4 mlivioe (S:1/ led) CHARLES STIRLING. ••-••••• [The Guette then gives a list of the prism takers ot Newell Vidwr-•ethey 111600U111 tO 47. Among thmu are elght stops. (rum 28 to 20 guns each-.-four fh•rn 16 to 10 gCA sects-mho OM are Indiainen and en. rchanticen 3 FOREIGA Ito 1 ALLWANCE. GOTTILSBUKO:i MAIL.. MALVOL. MARCII 20. On the 9th instant, two Swedish ships ache line. King Geese:am and Prince Frederic Ado!pima, saile - d from Car:swoon with several cletachmcnu of troops destined for Pomerania. The French continue to desert in great numbeLs ; they Lave not made the least progress in the sieo.of Stralsund. 1.1.114. MANCH 20. According to a letter from a k reach officer, detect Mohan, near Colberg, the 54th instant. that tomes, is now blockaded. Several engarreinewc have lately taken place in the oci;himurhoosr, which honed out to the advantage of the French. A company of Bonaparte's Ciend'aimes d'Ordoanance is enspleycil at the blockade. 1411.41 4 , MARCH ft, Letters from Rome announce that the health of his Holiness is in an alarming state, notwiiintassalios the strut regime which he „bservc s. sausci,4o. Isaacs' 21. Alt sevisaitis qu:ct on the houtteri of Austria, the nent.ality of win. h is strenuously respected bc the liel qereai Pniters. The putilic foods ha , c - these last few days experienced a considerable rise in Frost' 3hni(ear, 3rc Abu S• ) - • PRICE SIN PESCI,. 4 I