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7 "37 fine =oeuvre which General Miler made in the forenoon of the 6th, to turn the left wing of the French army with 40,000 men, was foreseen by Napoleon, who immediately gave the necessary orders to render it fruitless. lu other respects, the French do the Austrians the justice of declaring, they fought gallantly, their Generals and soldiers having ehuutled. no danger ; !kit they were :tow snatch for Napolaniii military swence, and the ex perience of his Generals and warriors.—(Carre :ponderer./ . Aairembere Gazette contains the 'following sande The king of Prussia has sequestrated all the dominions and estates of the Duke of 9 FIIANFORT, JULY 23. Notwithstanding the armistice, the Duke of Brutaawick was *u the 19th at Neustadt, and sent his paroles to Gotha. LUDGARSHERG, JULY CO. According to reports received here of the 7th, General Vandainme has hroken up from Neta.tadt towards Gratis, a 4 the Austrian General Ginlat relnses to give up the fortress, in virtue of the Armistice. MORAVIA, JULY 51. Yesterday the head-quitters of the Archd uke Charles were at Pitleselta itear Ututomeseliel. The Emperor fraucis has hem' iu Iluiegary 1111(1: 4 9111. LONDON G,IZ..T, I EXTtIiORDINARY, AIoNDAY. AUCtIST 7. Doerang-wrett, August 7, mai. Dispatches, of wind toe tolliminz are copies, were lad night 11.0-1 V• d in the Office of Lord Viscount' Castlereagh, oar of iii Nlaiesty'r Prin cipal Secretaries of Stine, lien Lieutenant-General the Earl of Chatham, dated Middleborgh, 4d and ad of August, 109. Head-quarters, Middleburgh, August, moo. Loaiesn.l have the honour of acquainting your Lordship, that having sidled from the DOW os early in the morning of the ttillt tilt. With Rear- Admiral Sir Richard Struchan, in His Nlajtaly's ship Venerable, we arrived the swine etveolog, noel linehor4.to End Cvelle lioa , le, and were joirod ki on the lns/Mg morning by the division of the army wider Lieut.-Gen. Sir Job° Hope. It blew in air course of that day a fresh gate float the Westward, which created a heavy swell, mill tiag sinall ereft being much exposiA, it wee diAcrinined to seek shelter fur Mem in the auchortma of the Room Pot, %there Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Hope's division Wit* also directed to proceed, in order to possess ruck 1/01111, its might be tiecess k ary to secure the anchorage ; as well as with a vie, to future oierations up the East Scheldt. The left wing of the army, under Lieutenant Cenral Sir Este Cixitr, particulerly destined for the operation against 11 ulchrrru, arrived on the )th monolog' of the doth, but the wiod COll. buoilig to blow tresh from the Westward, and oc casioning a great surf on the head]. 110111 on the title ol lowland, as well U 3 or.ir Di,osiliwg, it be- CallUt exi,ilient, in weir to • tfcct a lauding, to carry the whole fleet through the itoos. tad litit• Cult passage into the Vcre Gat, hitherto considered intraettealile for large slops ; which being sac cmaftilly accomplished, and the tieee , sitry prepare- Liam* for debarkation tieing completed, I have the satistactiou tit acquainting your Lordship, tlitt the troupe lauded on the bre, about.* nide to the M'estaani i f lout der Hoak, without °priori -6411). wlwn it pn,uUuu Win 101(1•11 up fur the night On the sand hills , whit E..tr Cspelle on trom. General Fraser wits detach.-d ttemsdiately to the left, agaiiist Fort dry Hack and 'Per Vert:, the runner of which, on his epprorch, was es:tenet - 0 by the enemy, hot the town of Vire, which wall Strong in its defetices, mid had a gutles..iu of atinut ins bundled men, held mit till yesterday morning, notwitlistainhing the heavy and wt 11-tint:a:led tire of the homlovesseis auti :2,0n -boats during the pre. eeditig day, and until the place was closely invested. Early fro the mi.riimg of the 31st, a deputetion from 111iiklielburgh, f thirties the garrison had been withdrawn tote Flushing, having minted in camp, irons of captielation were agreed upon, co pies of which I have the 1,,,,, , herewith to inclose, es well as tint of tin. ! 4iirritoot of Ter Vein; and the dive-ions of the 'toy, under the orders of Lien tensitt4;eoeral Lord Paget and Major-General Grahms, moved forward. and took up a position with the right to Maliskirke, the centre at GI-jivers hirke, :.id left to St. Laurens. On the morning of the Ist instant, the troops advanced to tile investment of Fltishing, %Inch operation was %drolly collocated by the enemy. In this movement he was driven by Major-General Graham's divisiou on the right, front the batteries of the llykeshuok, the Vrgt•ter. and the Noir, while Brigadier-lien. Ilonston's brigade forced the. enemy posted on the road from filidilleburgh to re tire, with the loss of four guns, and many killed and wounded. Licutenant-General Lund' Paget's divi sion also drove in the posts of the enemy, and took up his positiou at %Vest lamberg. Nothing could exceed the gallantry of the troops throughout the %thole of this he . , and my warmest praise is due to the several General Officers fortheir judicious disposition in the aelvauce of their respec tive columns. To Lieutenant-General Sir Ea re Coote I feel much indebted fur his exertiolis lii this service, and the prompt anti able manlier iu which he lies executed env orders. 'The 14 ; lit troop.: tinder Brie.-Gen. Baron hot teishurg Nolte been edam ib!y conducted ; and with the Officers voimicantling the several corps engaged I have every reasani to be nines perfectly satisfied. The :id battalion u t the 11, 1 .di and flank COlllparit.l4 Or tile sth reAiiiiesit, ntitiot dill ed the right under difficult eireittrist:iiiri ,, , with great gallantry, and killed and somatic(' a great many of the enemy. Ter Vere being in our possession ' Lieutenant- General eraser's division marched in the evening upon flutters', detaching a corps for the reduction of Ramekins, which, nitro effected. will complete the investment of Flushing. I hay: to regret the temporary absence of B..iga. ther-General Browne, who was wounded lute in the day. hut I trust not to be ton; deprived of his sea meet. I Lave the hitinour to inclose a return of the kitiecr, oroui.d.ll, iiid missing. Deeply its the fall Of every British soldier is at all times to he lameitt ed, t e rose will oat appear to have latew• treats, .. • . a I I k . • vise's the tteriou, *tope diments it was in the power tenant's, aserjeaut • majors, 13 se.jrauts, 4 futtriens, to drain. me in the Stone Deeps, but it blew too f res h t., cave any ColsllllllillaillOrl. !btu ._ Qn the morning of the 30th, Sir Him : Popham of the enemy to °imam! to our progress are con s ;- "ler', 5 pipe's, 325 soldiers. li guis-bele Gaolen—l Captain, deceit, HS well eta the formidable state of the butte- ter, N"" f ., ll " Frew_ 17 mows, 1 boy -1 seroaut, I curpornt, 11.1 ;means returned with a letter from Sir Richard Kent,. ;It. rues of Flushing, to which the troops wens necesia- o wn i ng as g i a r i ns o. rile exported. • Total, so. • .' quaintitig tue that the division uoder his I lINrXe l', The pressure of eirentunteices has or, veoted the (A true Copy.) T. CARET, were all safely anchored; and I way likewise Ina Liessleattat-Culsatels MililarY Sec formed that there wersitifilcient .puree in the Home- I . det Commatiling Officerrif Ai tillery from furnishing .g put to contain all the shis, to which anchora ge S ir itiled act:omit of the guns and sirdscissee'stors•Ti Return of the rank and names of officers, and o f the p taken in the ner,rtil Inittt•ries, aissl fors erns of Ter number of Non .Couttni,..ionted Otisseers and rank and file, Hume Pontoon tiodertook to conduct ib tati ; too l ritre,,but which will be hereafter tiationnitted, with killed, wounded, and tuirgane, lit the Isatiol of Welchem), ha it blew fresh, with all the •ppeerance of an 1 ..- rrom the time of latoluta un the eie •g of the aoth July, proaching 'ever, tine squadron was Instantly X' t lu lu a retort; of tile priacmers take;: knave our huffing, supposed to uspniiiit to one thoulatitts CultunoThle the ill of Amino issesusire. . der veil, and led in by the Venerable, wheu they all Oiven*ii squadron, with Livutenient.Lieuerat the Royal Artillery-LI Ranh aid nd file Wounded, ad August, isoo, cnineato in sefety ol the Vere (tat. ' Merquia of Hoottes 's division, remains tit :ilichor aalldt. Ist Fout-1 Lieutenant, I drummer, 6 rank and As soots as the sli: pi. were cornett!. meson:rye were in the Wieling Postatige, null the divisions or Lieu- file. lOU . I Catania, I Iscuiessant. ‘f 4 •Jeoonlr 7 5 rank instantly Whew to prepare to laud the army on th e , and tile, wounded ; 6 lank awl 11111 ruissitt4 tenalit-General the Earl of hors • u, stud Lietite - Island of IValcherea. I dal not wait for the guns. let Balt s-th Forit-4 rank and tile killed ; a SerjellO11„ nunt-General Grosvenor, are stretend la the anchor. 16 rack an ' t r file; .... i . 64 . ; 0 , rad . r . i i ii e; ,...,,,,•,,, r. ansita comfit , up. but ordered those who happ,,,,..,1 age iii the Vere Get. 1 ,4 ILI.. w ith l'unt—Releru nut rectiva i supposed to 10 be ill.:31 the Vefierufile, together milli the tar I cannot couchette without exprrosing, in the liar, nom. taiga, to ;111511 iii-altore ill l'Albret the latiting, and to strongest terms, my etliniration of the distinguished Ist Balt 3211 rout—l ..i.int, i rank and tile, killed ; force the De/heal Battery. ability with which tlie4eet was conducted through ' ~1::11:11,1'3' rinkA. al 4 " ti . %: , ° , :r fi ' l i C e a k - 01,..1 , too Ca p tain. , At mill-o ast throe the boats pot 'off ender the the passage into roe fere Ctt, nor cull the advan- 14 rank mid Lie, s nond 4 ed ' ," II rank and tie inessinti. to is *vaulting, from the bucevits of this operation be 51 " 1:9 . 4-1 rank and file killed i I r" 11, and file *own:- Oak, 11:151 Captain Cockboru, of th) Beth-Ist,. lied ton highly esointated, as by it we were net only eau. ed. nn weer landed in excellent order, nab . , ut bled to effect • disembarkation, which, in the then fist' Foot -1 drummer, to rank and tile, killed , I Capt. the troo • . . ~ , .2 Lieuttenanis, 24 . rilldi and file, wousisled. eppo-atiosi ; the VI rang irons tne mortar and et.,:.. state or the whet, was impracticable in nny other pro b a bl y r 0 y . „ 44 .b.1:::i lit.lan!,t kiiea t a .7ilttftngtd ~..d— R., l , i d l d u c t at net received i auppoigad In hare weasels ham% driven the enemy completely E . oln (ottier, hit also that the eosins, the Derhaak ,:attery. on the difficulty of the toriegatons, was lire prepared ad Batt. 5551 Foot—a raes mid tile killed; t raak mid file Having thus accomplished this first object, I ! ,, t for resistance. I must also weedily arktiowledge wounded. no time to three . tiog the ‘ bows and guit-resseela :0 the great emistsoce the pervice ; lnet • derived (ruin ht Butt. tllel F. Nil —I I rank nntl Ste, killed; 9 Litute. the zealous exerti ))) ia of the Officeri of the Navy, nn p , ll ,.. ti r i, 2 F s 'i"" l " . ' . annumer, tit rank nod file wound! d. proceed up the Jere (rat, otl emlivere, and hailing int--1 serjeasst, 2 mak and.file killed ; I Lieuie. given Sir Home Popham, who, at the request of and of the seamen employed it, drawing a coma- staid, a ' • • urnmerooran and t, wounded , seryeauts, I ftr , k fil • • 7 - derable proportion of the artillery through a heavy rank am t file missing. Lord Clottham, had rernaMed on shore w ith hi s Lorlship, lierniission to emp!oy them as the s et . a Ind, duel without who 4. :sill, the ed Vallee 111 lilt 9'•111 Foul-5 rank and ills' wounded. vice might require, he the itext inoniing began to army most necessaroy have ;teen suspended. Ilir I . :mbn ' t "' l '!""c,t7",,',lt'tu.i." not t'rercd' eiiiiiirmaile Canteen., which fwd been •unnaotted , otreiteth of the tide rendentig the hooting of do! . 4 . 7,: h r i . 1 .7 0i t t I l i i g i ' rig ' ,. "— ,.li,.. , l t f l i : n l e a r i a ll i V. d r i u lu " . 4". but held out. The tire of the gun -Items was ex. honer ha a time extremely diffieult. oh: 1:001-1 Colston ditto. .. , ceeditiody well directed; and distruuch damage to I have the h mien to he, &e. Total —l Ofberr, 2 serjeants, a drummers, at rank an d the town. (24i4iletli CRATRAII. . 4 11k, killed; LI °Sierra, Di oedemata, I dinsomer, lan rank • P. S. Sluice writ,a4 the above fetter, I have re- • sad tile, wouadtal ; 3.1 rank awl tile ntormig. The officers end crews enpred in that service, ceived intel No wotenro. l ie d a great c hi nk to toe ar b utrat i on tor their l.:41110 liLTeitce from Lietitemilit-Gelieral Sir J. Kt Z.t.. 4 1 -4" i sj ir leß ll'avtutirst;ollil p otl E i. as„ A essant I) Nl•Lcan. duct. . Three of our gnu-Wats were qui r k. l ii tl. e Hope, that the reserve o f the army had sheetedivouxneo—ad Butt. Ist Foot—Captain John Wilson, their 'audits: , oil Saoth Bert land, and that a de- Lieutenant Jueknon, and Volunteer 2 P. Drury, slightly. after:moo it blew fresh, and, as the strength o f th e tachusent had °erupted the towo of Uses. ad Batt..r.th iruatt-captaiu Tonle'', slightly ; Captaiu title prevented the boinlis from acting, I directed ( sgoefl) CHATHAM. Fredet irk, thillgerflUllly. the flotilla to fall back, preseristfigt a tueuacing po. ni 6811 i Foul —the sienna (sidle three Oak ut era wenh•d, nut s ki,. ARTICLES of cArtruLA no,/ entered tutu fur Ow sue- specified in the roam render .4 the tofu of :Nithisclinc)h, to Hie Britaanic ...id Hntt. eel loot—Lieutenant Reed, slightly; tatuteneet At night, Captain Ito hardson, of the Cam., Majesty's fumes, in consequence sT: a Deinttatung from P ratt, d„,, g ,,,,,,,,,1 v . who was in the dyke on moire, threw some rock. is 11,:: Prs•fi•et and !forgo:nark .1 fur that purpose. atilt lout—The name of the officer wounded, not men- a t the nearest battery of C.:sisterly, and coon alter ART. 1 Seeu, rity au be pawed to every perm's, public Cloned iu the 'tatter'. till! Coillmuttding officer of the town ars& out a il funrt or - writs, private 11CL1i0:11, CA , Zeill, LUZ lllliablill4hlol4l.ll. STA tr —2titli rout—Captain Fotheringliam, Deputy As ever then. political ominous may hare bees ma ono are. stsiaist Adjutant-General, slightly. offer to surrender. A copy of the terms .ended A n.4 " .— * : ; 13*2 ".!,. P•nvidvl lb. T C'n. 4 . 1 . -1 Lin'nn'laera Na aoth Foot—Brigadier General I.:sill/1e, Theistic. to by Lieutenant-General Fraser, and Capt. RICh- Pyßce""eritize. ', 3 •ld ~,,,h to I. stio , ...v!. , •..... wall.. tild F.l—c.pt.,,, Browne, Aideolgt•taow to BiizaTlier• ardssmu, the senior Nimbi ()Meer oti the spot, isc licrt•uttr: esstahliyheti by the autuor:l 3 oil ins Ltritssb ()ovens- General it,,,,,,i...., „r, g htt,, 4:omen:ties this letter. ;rent. ROBERT LONG, rat Adj. Cea. I Art. 11. Protection to all property, without exception Aluhllclancilt, y d AsiviTt, hes.). 1 The army under Sir Sohn Hopo, landed at South , Ileveland, on the Ist of this month, tool, by u let whatsoever _ Me Loan:;osSince - - letter o f . Ani l slate Aosver.—Grantstel, as far as relates to private property; alt patilic prop:.:rte is tai b. aceintuicil for to suet, it 'imams 'timers as nun be teamed by the (Marra! CMllll2l4lllhali His Britauoic Nlainity's Finns. • Arr. 111. The &laird eitieens, tin other rubel/distils who may have trkce up ann., or float- militsry iliity to maintain perSlic to be in..tatted in their fief &WM awl pro perly, p.-r-riitted to ,eturn to thew Orreitin-s. :ranted, oporr coaditiou liter dune arms are givel to sueli persons as sill be defy aulli.ersed to revery! .S..f IV. Public Functionaries and their families to be peenutt el, if they elecre it, to return to any other part or the kiu;:ylom of Itullead. Art. V Inhabitants, who are *seat frusta their bonus, to hela-rinitted to return atilt their property. Aurwer —t irsated, subject to the restrictive specified iu the first Article. Art Yl. Th:tmopii to he efirutered in barracks. Answer—Phis lutist be item mined ace roliag to circum stances, but every care will tw ta.cu to n adrr the quarter- Img as Little burdensome to the inhabitauts w possible. Art. VII. Rb..ilJ any misonil •ietanclin take peace relat ino to [halo:cooing artic:ca, they aril :re implanted to favour of the town auJ inhabitants. . A stwcr.--Grauted. Art. VIII. 'The above article to locals,' estended to all parts ut tots &pertinent, winch may not how. vital-led -nually Ili-on/able terms. equally fir., Ammer; -.Allis Article to apply in the present instwice to th e tomes' iddiebtogh alone ; bat no d.dicalty well Le made bo gianelhe *anis advantageous tenets to any town that will amt.:oder in like manner without oppositiou. ADM rio:IAL ARTICLE. All military sick in hospital, to remain where they are at present, and to be taken care of; uts recovery to be permit ted to ream to their c4rps. Answer.—The sick are to be taken care of by their own medical penpie, but must be considcred as pirsuners of war. (Sigued) C. G. EDLEIt LLD. P. G. hCHSIKEtt. J. M. VAN KHOOR. H. VAN DE STEMVIDENE. Ag eel tr , ley me, eoufainsably to the po .ers vested in lac by Lientimaset-Genrral the c f .! of Chatham, 6. G. Commander of His Britanesie 11sejesty's forces; (Segmedl EYRE. (.DATE, 1.1 ut.-Gen. Heights of Bree Saud, this 31st Jay of July, tow). PROPOSAL of a CAPITULATION, by the Commandant of the Fin tress of Verse, to his Exec Ileucy Lieutcemeet•Gc meal M. Framer, coininauding du besieging army before Veer, and to Captain Richardson. the senor Naval Oilices• on Shore. Art. l_ The garrison of Vvre shall he allowed to quit one of the gates of the luso with all the honours of our, and ;crooked their arms oriole the glace, and they shall not be al lowed to serve against Ili* Britannic Majesty or his Allies, anti' they have been regularly exchanged, and the hoop, shall he sent to some Dottie plate in Hultaud, at the es_pc:i.s.c of Iles Majesty. The °Biters shall keep theme emends, horses,auti propel tv, sod the soldiers their kuaineacks. Answer.—Agreed to ; excepting chat the garrison is to be considered generally sie prisoners of sir, and shall ice 'lm posed of as the British Government shall think proper, tend us is customary us such occasions. Art. 11. from this moment, until the evacuation of the fieriness, the troops of both ariMes shall remains in their pre sent position. Answers—Granted. Ail. 111. All hostilities slia:l cease (run both soles, and no preparation of attack or dekutesball be carried um. •riswer—Grnieted. Ail. IV. All the soldiery sad stares shall be delivered over by the Commies:airs appointed from both sides. Answer.—Agreed to, cimsniernag that net this Article, the surrender of perbit property of all deerription is included Art. V. All the accts and wounded shall Lc hi': to the. hu manity of the Gene vat, until testa recovery. Answer —.Created. .lit VI. The lishabitants of the torn of Vere shalt coati ple to Enjoy all their privile4vs, and their particular pro pen ty shall be reseccteel. poi if they choose, be al lowed to leave the place. This prie liege shall likewise ha greeted to all the wonted of the garrison. Auto. r --e Granted. A. 31 11.— (Signed) ..1 ERASER, Licut.-Gen. comas:twin% Use troop. before Yere. CNA. RICHARDSON , lonia Naval °Slicer. (*(oea) V. BOGART, Cornmandsnt erf the Giorarun of Yore. (11 tug. Cagy ) (Sigue.t) T. CARET, Ore, Aug. 1, 19.9. Lieutenant Colonel, Mil. Sec. Manurial+ TAU/NI AT Tru TEAL. Arlalerrr. ..leutenaiii.C..innel, I Captain, 4 Lirste awl; ae i lrsats, g roeporals, ti fire-wurkeis, S artAaCrra, ti 49, Y te miner. —74 luaus, s First Ligauessais, i Segued Lieu . w • 4. ..1Y any .ter of ye,triti.ty . ” I have lectlifed intelligence front Lieu letialit-i;.•.. is•ral :fir John Hone, of his having occupied Bahia, awl tattoo possessiou of the whole Island of S.i.ith &vela's!. I have also the satisfaction to acquaint yonr Lorilship, that upon the battrrirs being previred to open, the fortress of "arr.-mien-II this eve ll ill 14. and 1 have the honour to inclose tiie artistes of capitulation. 1 have the lioi:our to be, Sic. (Signed) ( 'it t THAW. To the Lard Viseoutit Castlereagh, 1., Sse TERMS of CAPITULATiON of the fortress of Ramakins, td August, 'soli. Art. 1. The garrisiuu surrenders prisoners of sae, with evi gy thing that helms, to the fotiress whether ammuni tion, cano.nr, or Gucci tomcat stosts,belt:ogiag to the Fuel and 'hitch, of every sort and kind. Art It The gi011.411.1 II: lay down their arms this ,no• mega; cud a.se to Ire tiopoard of us the CI itimh Gym mutest choses, as his been the custom of war. Ai I 111 The ..fliers will allowed to keep their goalie, and mid, with thi:ir SJillet 1 / 4 pun/rued to keep then pri vate 7 S;,:uctl) ALLY. M. FRASER, Lieulrnsnt- Geu .1, cuarnsw.dung 1110 Mi ta 1111 l r Majesty'a minim beture Ranvtkil.a. W 411.1 NI EH, Otptain-Voniraantlant. (A true Copy) T. CrtlikY, bent. Cut. Mil. See. I.TitI:IIGTH or Tae 11•9111/09 2 Captains, 1 Lieuttuaut, 1 St,jeauts, 7 corporals, 9 druaioners, 111 privati.a.—Total 117. Athuirafty-Qiffec, August 7, 1909. Lieutenant James OUIP:e011, 4:0419911.1111g Hie Nlajesty's lilted cutter the Ides, artived yesteril•v evening at this Other, with disoatenes from Sir It. J. Strachait, Bart. and K.B. Rear-Atititietti of the White, .ice. addressed. tii the Mitt. NV's). ‘Vrilesley Pule, of which the fo:loall).,4 are copies :—• Venerable, utr the Vert G at; August 4, isoy. Sin—You have been already acquainted that I had hoisted my flag in the Amethyst, mid thut it was any intention to have preceded the Expedi tion, its company with the Venerable, oil board which ship Lord Chuthain had enilearki.,:: but finding the public service might suffer limn the Commanders in Chief brill; separated, I therefore shifted to the Venerable, and sailed from the Downs at day-light ou the Eletli ult. have now to acquaint you, fin' their Lordships' information, of toy arrival on the l'Velaing of that day its the Stone Deeps, with the Anwthest mid several smaller vessels, where I was knot d by the Fisgard, Captain Bolton, who had s ill. great judg ment placed - vessels Oil the various shoals off this cuss`.. After dark, Lieutenant Ce.oves, of this ship. with souse sltilftii pilots, in Deal boats, were dispatched to wend the Itoompot Channel, and to *halm, vessel-. at its entrance. Early nest morning, the '29th., the 'heibi°lS of Lieutenant-Cieneral Sir Join. !bloc, eiontueted by Captain &demist, hi the Salsette, Joined me. as did also ItearsAiluiiest Sir Willard Kents, in the SU !will). This zealous office' hail the C11101112:11111 of the fridekuslitig 44 the entrance of tile Scheldt, hot oliserving the nrinstitent 19110, Ilt.. It ith his usual prommiturfe, I. ft that squadron on.lcr the orders of Lord 11;erilner, and resumed the charge of Sir John ;lupe% ilia iwt ; I therefore di. recto! the Rear-Admiral to shift his Aug to the Sal ertte, amid to procei d to the Hoompot. ter liwu Sir Richard Keats, of yette•alay's 'state, ind the whole of the besot! is in our poslustih, the enemy's ship" are all above Lill*. and those most advanced, as 11,0 is!, as Ailtissrp. We are geting n or il,tillu tliromii the Slough i.ito the ‘Vettecti Scheldt, to prevent •4111CCOIITS bt thrtm it into Fltithlieg Isy the Camil \I the 114E1:u:tins flattery it token, we haps t 9 past il:e lighter vessels to the Wett,rii Scheldt, for the purse of following up the other ol iect. of the ex : , e di Lion. 1 e,citivit enteluie th:ii letter without acknow letlihg tile a3sistanre I her iteerred front War- Adattral ()twig.; and haw magi 1 upproric of ttst arranvinent he made for landing the &ninon un der Sir Eyre Conte, which was pirtiesi ,iuto effect by Lord Atnelius Beauclere, nod Captain Cock burn, with rout+ skit sod actiritp Sir Richard Keats. us the ecci utinu of thewrdnutit dutics pe has had to perform, has_ sheen .itts eccostoutrit zest and judgment. . Thy captains, Aker* sad dews of His Majesty's ships err indefatigable ib the execution of their re- The t•ltiric.ce to t h at ehanxel Is rem' narrow, And *lot %vivre of Sir Home Pophiim' ; l. kocal kn - 11/41ge of the insular n.tvigatinn before me. I en trusted to that °Hirer the service uf kailing Sir Rs. chard Keats diviriou in, and which be did with great skill in the Sabrina, Capt. Kittor ; the whole were anchored iti safety nopmxite Zecricksee; tau sted between the Islands of &lmen auJ North Bert:land. Tloat afternoon Rear-Admiral (Away, with the left %tug of the army, ander Sir E)reCoote, juitied • spectire duties, and I hare much plcasur 'ht that there is a Dust perfect co-operation of the army and miry. 1 have, Bcc.. it. J. S.aicua n. P. S. I sc u d this by Lietsteilaut Outman, woo.* cutter, the. Ilas. war close in -shore, and covered the Minh - log. venerable, off the Ve:e Gat, 3114 Auzu.t, itwg. is with great tetisfact.mt that I um co mmuted to ii.elase, for their Lordships' informs titnt. a copy of the ciapitelation of tlw fort of its teak oust, whit ❑ surrendered to His Majesty's forme, tinder Lmuceit.it-Getieral Fraser. Yesterday of . terituon. The possession of this post is of greet importanee to our further operations iu the West Scheldt, ire it will citable me, sitinnit molestation, to advenee the whole of the flotilla, together with the atolls and Pallas. by the Slotago, awl Chi-h I trnst will effectually prcient any succours being thrown into klushin„• , , either from Cadsand, or by the Ghent I hare else the honour of forwarding copies of Sir Ilieltaritlissts' ace is of 11P6 proceeding, in South Berefauel, by whi c h their Lordships will ptr. eriee that time operations of the combined force under the Itear-Adosirwl and Sir John Hope ;Jam Leer very slit elflaell, mud that the important post of 13atlie hat bermerucuatcd by the evenly. • hereto forward this dispatch to England. and shall leave the command a this with Dear-Admire)tits ay, and warn to the flotilla, which, [conclude, b now tittei..ing Flushing. • It te t, c nit rtatua to liu:st toy Hag in one of lha small v. ails is the Skm t h, (but I may Ira sitar the head-e l uarters of Lou.l Chatham. aud to conduct the various servicei in the Vest Scheldt. A am. &c. (S:4ned) It. J. STRACILAIL Ithra‘mt able W. W. Yule. • Sabrina, oft South Revelnia. Austiot s, Si tt—l have the satisfaction to intorin )00, iln:t Su. Joint I hoe thwis,ild of his die istou of the leaded o t South iteseiand this af ternoon, s.ll hleh I have been informed by was tage from him, that he *as met on Ins splints's.. ID wards (.;;..a, t.y the :thigh: rates. into %lath place he is at liberty to enter whenever he ple;:fes. Three of the enemy's ships of the line, and six brigs •re la anchor od the east end of South Revelator!, the others I eons' utie have spayed higher up the debt:Ot. Three or the tour stoops It brought up with me struck t• tromitri; alt. I have hoisted toy flag it, the tiottrims, end tun not srlo.itt Itope4 of getueg • S•• the thepetchee from' Lirieteaasti-Guessi albe Earl of T S,r dm diaracibee (rum Lmatsuaut-Galcal :be Earl ul • it fr