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-)fl. IF:ltritt Dawson, lat.! of Hinckley, Leicitatev,llo. enc. as t'oree, at the Bull's Head ton, Hinckley. Ap-1,31. Craiveis !!en y Clirrutin, J.ihu Calvert Clarke, and Ciliate* Bowen, of Caller-till, Luurloo, merchants, at eleven, at GiiihltiaU. April el. Francis Henry Christio, of College-hill, London, merchant, at eleven, at tiuiliffel. • Aril 21. Heaty John Poudl , of Uittividge, Itailitoi at twelve, at Gut:Allan. Laudon. April Julia • e r , Esq. of Pick witit,Wills, mid William Waque, of 1..'• repoal, sueri.balit, at cleveu, at the Globe TarACIII, John-street, Liverpool. April e 7. Wilton, of Liverpool, merchant, at ekveo, at tlw Globe 'fascia, J uhu• street, • April Sit. Edward Horne Sliorto, late of NeW &Alum, and since if Exeter, cutler, at eleven, at the Cruwu luu, %Vey ' south hid 31elcimilie likiiset. Nay 7. Thorns* Davis, of IVolverhaumptoo, irtffioonpr, at eleven., at the Jeraiiighain Arms I itu, Shitinall, May;. Joseph Ariusun, late of Leto() Salop, unite'', ut eleven, at the Joruiugliam Arias Inn, Sisilfuoll, Salop. April 17. Ti n sman South, late of Brimilusi, Suffolk, wine inerelsaut, at eleven, at the Chequers tun, litaistlim. Alp i 1 ti. Daniel Shaw, of liiirosley, York, miner, at elei to, it the While Bear lust, Bursialry. CERTIFICATES—Matt, 2). X`, Minns -lane, Middlesex, pore p-ioaker ~, o ne, I unskipp thei younger, of Battle, Sussex, carpenter. J.thu ruebrick, late of Fairforil, Glow -voter, cor.s.dral. r Lalinuod Armistead, late of tiaggleswick, lurk, coitus spawner. James IVisod,`of Liedfeld, Sussex, *let wailer. Robert Joyce, of Lamb'. Conduit-street, Middlesex, tailor. Alexander Nivea, late of Great l'reacutt-streti, Goodinan's• tieM., Middbsn x , sitasktluariuer. Josepts Zeuura,uf Bevis- aiai Ls, Houndaditch, Lonilon,grorer. 'Fbotnas eapreol, lab. of Bo.bupa-Sturtford, Heels, money set teener George Sundt, of Beircasile-open-Tyne, woollen-draper. lteppen, late of Chipliarn. Surrey, dealer in cools . Thorns. Luagbottoso, late of Hufbeck, war Let:di, Turk, cloCoier. James Twister, of Rockford, Eases, carrier. tekuel Jacob, of Berner'..street, Cousasertial-road, Mid dlesex, dealer to spit awaits liquors. SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZLr re, OP SATURDAY. MARCH 31. , Dowaina-street, Marcia 31. Whirr Uric?, Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant. General Sir Geary,' lieckwilli, K.K. comol4soling Hi. Maje.ty's Forces in the %Windward and litre! Woods, &mired on the 4.lutli inst. with dis patches to the Earl of Liverpool, one 4.f His M jt St) 'S Principal Secretaries of State, of which the following are copies; Garidatoupe, Feb. 24, lain. MY LORD-1 have the honour to inc:ose Belga dier-t Harrourt's report, of the 17th iostant. respecting the reduction of the island of St. Mac ias, oil which service he was .tletaehed is coo• jimetiow with Coitionorlure Fahie ; sod I beg leave expretut my retire opproballou of the coin! en t of liar General Oth:t.r oa that service. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) Gto. Commander of tile rusceu. Philipsburg, M. Martia's, reh. 17, 1810. 'nl-11 is with much satisfaction I have tu coin intricate to !our Excellency the entire occitimlool I , I 'hi Island of St. Mai tin'a he the farce intumh-d I.•r thi. service, which you *MS plell4o to place wi rier my orders, with the co-operation and assicaiii.e of the squadron mider Commodore Possevaion of the French part of the island was given in the evening of the 14th instant, to a de tachment sent thither makr the direction ot Cap tain Beattie, Rasistaiit Quartermaster-General, and Captain Bedell , of the a; isurl, at the name moment, Commodore FA ie mid myself summoned the Governor to surrender :he Dutch part. To oar summons he roomed so evasive an an swer as rendered the itnmediate disemlairkation of the moms ne..essiry. These consisted et 4 detach ment of the RATA Artillery andel Cap:otil (,sith two eight inch Inswitzers,) some Royal mili tary artificer. under Captain Hobb►, nine tiiiss of the 25th Regiment under Lieutenant-co lonel Stewart, and a company of the 4th NVe.l - Regiment, the whole of which lauded at Little Cole Very, and took up a position year it, without opposition. During the night of the 14114 a letter was sent in from the Dutch Governor, offering to capitulate, and naming the persons on his part authorised to treat grids those we might nominate fur that por- pose. Brigadier. General Skinner was named by me, and Cavain Dowers, of the Royal Navy, by Com. modern Fable, and in the crone of the 15th. these siesta concluded Articles of Capitulistinnoireessely 1111 conformity •to vaur Excellency . * instruction*, and varying very little (if at all) from those of Gundaloupe. It was annular. el in this Capitulation that it should be ratified by the Governor, at the latest, by her o'clock in the same afternoon, and that the principal forts of the enemy should be taken pos session of immediately on the rutificsiiiiii; some. what previous to which, however, the Dot h Com missioners returned, and so earnestly implored an extension of time. uutil eight o'clock ita the morn ing of the 16th, pledgine their honour that, what ever might be the decision of the Governor, in re gard to ratifying the Capitulation, he would at all events give us possesisson of the forts at th a t hou r the next morning ; this further indulgence was granted. At the hour appointed on the 16th. I marched eowarilli the town and forts, prepared for any occur- - . MCC that might arise, but certainly little expect ing that which haspened: for the Goventor (who was al.(' military commandant) met me on the road end told me. " he surrendered himself and the gar rieon tinder his orders at discretion." Whilst hi. was thus expressing himself, the Duich colotris were struck, and the geriicnn mar:lied out to the place appointed, where they laid down their arms. and were embarked es prisoners of war. on board His Maiestp's ships, and our troops took possession of the forts Louis and Amsterdam. In this unexpected state of things, erery measure Visa Lees and shall he adopted, which liberality on the owe hand. bat a due retard to His Majesty's ioterrots ow the other. can dictate. And first, in ofikr to tnnetuill•ze the public en a subject of such importance to the community, I lest no time in as rmhfing the (2otined, and stating to them these sentiments generally, &sourin, theta that no unge nerous admit:ages would be taken of their unpro sitc.e.latuation: which conimuniration, I 1111:111 hap py to inform you, completely answered the desired cad. tiuch further ansugedkuta as shall appear neceo• wiry, I shall forthwith adopt, and submit for your Excellency's con►ideration. The refusal of the Dutch Governor to ratify the terms of capitulation is to be ascribed (as he stated to me himself) to our rejection of the inadmissible proposal of " his troops being sent direct to Hol istic( ;" and on failing to obtain this object, he came to the extraordinary resolution of surrendering at discretion, thereby leaving the interests of the Co. bony wholly unprovided for. Although the nature of the service has not af forded a field for the display of the active merits of the troops, I am. not loss bound to express my entire satisfaction of their discipline and regularity, and I feel much obliged to Brigadier-Generd Skinner fur his advice and assistance ou all occa- IbIlfil& The co-operation of the Royal Navy employed on those immediately under Captain Dowers, and the solwrintendanee of Commodore Fable, has been (wind it always is) truly honourable to them selves wild advantageotia,to the King's service; and hare I cannot refrain from addim• ' my humble tes timony to the ability, zeal, and cordiality whit the Commodare has unceasingly manifested throughout the whole service, in which I have been .0 foituilate as In uct with :hem. I 114VC the honour to hy, &c. (Signed) G. I i A KIVU ar. Brig. Gen. His Excellency Lientensni.Gseneral Sir Si. Bei keitli, K. B. Cons- wander of Ibc ivrces, n.c &e. I'. S. Returns of the Ditch and French garri sons, and a copy of the Artieki of Capitulation en. tared into, but not ratified, are iiieloned. Returns 'of ammunition, ordnance stores, &c. s'a u ll Lag forwarded at the earli.Nt opportunity. Vivre follow the Articles of Capitulation.] Voctoro of French prisoner*. of war surrendered at hfarigot, St. Slartm's, February•is, Demchatent of the Otitis Regiment-1 serjeant, 1G ►ant and file. ttllery—s rank aad Ole. Total j. N.B. One Captain, the Commandant, not included, as be is of the Staff, and sot belonging to -any eurp , .—Oue private of the 66th rtalimetit, one aerjeant and one private of the Art.ltery, reported deserted, nut included. (Signed) G. HARC 0 U RT, Brig. Gen. Return of Dutch prisoners of war, surrendered at Great Bay, St. Martin's, Feb. tli, 1810. laudry actually embarked-1 Captain, 2 Lieutenants, 2 Stiict.tong, t scrjeantimajor, li serjeauts, 3 corporals, I brick, 17 privates. Artillery Lieutenant, i corporal, 7 privates. Total—i Captain, 3 Lieutenants, Jammu's, I serjesot. major, 6 'triennia, 4 corporals, i bugle, 54 privates. Reported to bare deserted—t Seijesnt, 3 corporals, t twee, 6 privates of the infantry, and 4 gunners of the artillery. In lopital-7 Pi males of infantry. Grand Total of the Gairison—Nerjeanta, drummers, and rank and tile, no ; s commissioned officers. (Signed) G. HA ItCOURT, Brig. Get Goecirbitipe, Feb. ts, iota My Logo—lt is with the highest satisfaction have now the lionOilr to report to your Lordship, for His Majesty's information, that the power of France is extinguished in this part of the wort!, an will uppear by the accompanying litelosures from llrigadier•General Harcourt, containing the c ipittilation of Sr. Eustatius upon the elst inst.— Ott tins auspicious event I am happy to have served as an humble instrument to extend the mi litary character of my country, and to promote the general interests of humanity. I have sent Major li.•rkeley, my first Aid-de-Cutup, with these &la p itches. 'l•hts Officer, high in my confidence, is well qualified to give your Lordship every informa tion of our whole operations during this rapid Cam patgo.—l have the honour to be. &c. •G. 1111CIWITH, Commander of the Forces. Si. Euinstitis, Fels -a, Stn—lt i 4 with very sincere pleasure, that I tun now ennfilcd to report to your Excellency, the cessfal fulfilment of your commands, in regard to the complete expulsion of the enemy from this quarter of the' world, the Island of St. Eustatius (his last possession) having surrendered by capi tulation to Dm Majesty yesterday evening; and the DatchGarrison having laid down their arms this morning, they will be embutked as prisoners of *JO' during the course of the day. I have the honour of inclusing a Copy of the Articles of the Capitulation, as agreed on between Lieutenant Colonel Stewart of the 25th Regiment, and Captain Dowers of the Royal Navy, on the joirt of Commodore Fahie and myself, and the Members of the Council of St. Eustatius on that of the Dutch President; and I trust your Excellency will approve of our having confirmed them, as they in no wise differ, in the principal points, from those ratified by your Excellency at the surrender" of Guirtisloope, •nd are in conformity to the instruc tions with which you honoured me on this subject. That the important objects you were pleased to entrust to me have been attained without loss, is to be attributed to the previous arrangements of your Excellency. and especially so in detaching a force, atißinented and supported by the means and area sores of Commodore Fable and his squadron, able to carry your plaits into execution under any cir cumstances, notwithstanding the fortresses, and strong positions, both at St. Martin's and in this Island, are such as to render them ca pable of a serious defence, against very superior numbers. In every part of our combined operations, Com. modore Futile has manifested t h e most anxious soli citude for the advancement of the King's service, and on shore, as well as iu his own pan icular de partment, has afforded me the advantage of his most friendly and able assistance. I have the honour to incloae returns of the Dutch t,,)npa forming the late gurre.on of ti I. island, and of the captured ordnance and ammunition. 1 have the honour to he, (S.triserl) G. H UttOILAT, Brig -Gen. His Externem" , Lwaterant•Gentral Sir G. State' t. 1 B. &v. I litre follow the Artit•lrs u(Caput ubhou [litre Nile* tbc imidilivaal A. locks by der Mellish EuMatitte, EA. 12, 11110. Return of 00oance and Stores's the lasstal. In" (- "r" -- -' t is of odn, 1 ;;pouatkr • IS-poue4rra. 3 9-.puumlers, 3 p4iteders, 14 4-p01104:i4. 10 s•p?nsilen. Cur...seder-4 i 9. putted , n. Coinages— I 24-possuder, 1 is•pesaller, 5 z-poeilders, J litigitrf, S e l p..drr. .1. porotierw. &mod Shot ...-1100 114-puuDlerS, 434 tiiruundsrs, ttuu 9. poonefrig, Rho 6.peso4a me 3. pown.lrs, . kip (I4tcb,) 104 Y wi r altt b..ls. (edible", a priming hums, 1 all Mu,tc is r; 41, b 2) °net., ,;() bugle, 40 ewurds, of gust-pawder, I Ueurh Sag. ~siguctl) W. CLEEVE, Capt. H. A. t. Return of Dutch troops, surrendered prisoners of war at St. Eustatius, l'eb. i 3, It 4 in. Infantry—s major, 2 subalterns, I surgeon, i serjeants, 4 corporals, I bugle, I drummer, 31 privates. Artillery—l Sulusher's, 1 bombardier, I corporal, G gunners. Total—l major, 3 511bailt/ :14, I surgeon, b biliezilll4, 4 corporals, I bugle, I drummer, 1 t pirates, I bom bardier, I corporal, ti gunilers. N. R. &veil sick in hospital, 111C11.13C3 in the :Aim... G. HARCOURT, B. -Geu. Admiralty-Office, Alarch 31, 1g 0. Copy of a letter from the Hun. Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. Connuander•in-Chicf of His Majesty's ship,. and vciala le at 111 c Leeward liteitids. to John Wilson Cruker, Esq. dated on hoard His Majcsty's ship Pumper, Basseterre, Guadeloupe, the 4th of Feb. Sta—l have the satisfaction of announcing to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the flags of France and Holland no longer cave in the Antillea; an evei.t singular in itself, and I hope will prove Ingo-1 . 11.1.11 to niy country. The surrender of the lalands of St. Martin's, St. Eustatius, and Saha, hes quickly followed that of Goadsloupe. Ti.i4 service was, in conjunction with B'rigudier-Get:cral II ocotirt, most ably performed by that judicious cllit er Ceinnin Fahie, of the Ahercrombit•, to %lions I gave the tetir.rary rank of Commodore, during the expedition. His reports I have the honour to int lose. 1 hate the honour to be, &e. (Signed) A. Cocuaatt E. His Majesty's Ship A.—h , rerolulli*, of Great bib SI. ' b. 17, Hilo. Sia—l arrived at day-ligltt on the 11th Wilmot off this Island, with the squadron you did me the honour to place under me orders, destined to co operate with the military (ore, nuttier the command of Btieudier-General Harcourt, for its reduction. The Vitneira, Snap, and 31ornef)rtimee, 110011 lifter joined nee, and, in the course of the day, the Frolic, Surinam, and Superieure. Captain Scobell, in His Majesty's brig the melte, with a Company of the sth Begiuseut under the orders of Captain Beattie, Asiestant Quarters Master General, was immediately disputched to Ma rigot Bar, to occupy the French quarter of the Island, I:awing charge of a joint letter from Ge neral Harcourt and myself. addressed to the Cetus moridaut, anti inclosing to hiin Getters' &noun; order to place His Majesty's troops in possession thereof, in confortnity to the Capitulation concluded at Guadeloupe on the 6th instant; which I lutes the satisfaction to acquaint you was instantly com plied with, ond the French Garrison embaiked on board the u imeira. At the tame moment we sent a summons to the Governor of the Dutch part of the island, to whirls lie replied in evasive tering. As the disembarkation of the troops and artillery, therefore, became imme diately necessary, His thejesty's brigs, named in the margin °, were ordered to anchor close to tile shore, in Little-Cool hay, within a long range of the enemy's batteries, here the landing was ef fected before sun-set, without oppesition. Anxious to give every facility in my power to the views of General Harcourt, by an immediate co-operation, landed with him, determined to rennin by his bide until the final accomplishment of the important service entrusted to us. The troops had just 'liken a forward position, when we received a message from the Governor, expressive of his desire to capi tulate, and his intention to send out Commissioners with his terms, by eight o'clock that night. llii gadier-Gerieral Skinner, and Captain Dowers, of His Majesty's brig the Ringdove, were appointed on our part to meet them. It was, however, noon on the 15th before the articles were adjusted, has ing for their basis those granted to the garrison and Island of Guadlaloupe. It was stipulated that they should be ratified by the Governor, and returned is three hours ; but before the expiration of that time, the Dutch Commissioners returned, and earnestly solicited to be allowed until eight o'clock the next day; which was granted, on their 'ossified• as surance that they would be prepared at that hour to put His Majesty's troops in possession of the principal fort. At nine o'clock, therefore, on the morning of the sixteenth. General Harcourt marched towards the too* of- Philipsburgh, the seamen drawing the howitzers over the hills, and every measure haring been adopted for an immediate attack, should it be found necessary ; when, to our surprise, we were met on the march by one of the Dutch Commissioners,who informed iis th .t the Go vernor had determined to surrender at discretion, rather than ratify the Capitulation. This was im mediately confirmed by the appearance of the Go vernor, who, addressing General Harcoui t, I•urten dered himself and garrison as prisoners of oar. During this conversation, the Dutch colours were lowered at Fbrt Louis, and the garrison marched down to the foot of the hill, where they laid down their arms, and were embarked. I-lad there been occasion to call for the gallantry of our troops and seamen employed on this occa sion, I am convinced that it would hare hewn dis played equally to th e i r own , an d t h e i r C ountry ' s honour; the happiest unanimity owl the most zea lous energy pervaded the whole. The character of Brigadier-General Harcourt leaves me the satisfaction of expres-ing my tense of the good fintuite which destined me to command on a conjunct service with him. Captain IJowers of the Iling.lnve, who Lesser% d on shore under my orders at Guild:Mini, outl at this Island, is entitled to my warmest thook4. The maronditional surrender of the C o lo n y will unavoidably delay ws here some days, es many ar rangements which relate to its internal government become indispensably itecessaey ; but for all details on this suliect, I beg leave, Sir, to refer son to Ilrigadier-General !forecourt's letter to his Excel lency Sir George Beckwith, and alto fur any in formation you may desire respecting the proposed Articles of Capitulation, a Copy of which is in clis,ed to him. I hive thought it advisable to send the Surinam at once to you with this dispatch, and she carries the Dutch garri.ou ; the Superieure will take those front the French quarter. I have the honour to he, See. (Signed) W. C. Fats's. Vice..4ilisizal the Hos Sir A. Cadieux, K. B. ike ie. I.c. !litre follow returns ef t►e caeriaNts of the Dutch mad French gesture., at St. Martin'•, Feb. 17, I!tn, and • ktter of thanks to Getters, Hannan aaJ Coogan,late Fahse, fr.ous th, .•habitsats of St. Mantiu.) • Ringd2te, Saar, lad Mot acfuttaate Abrrentiabie at anchor is.th c Rued of saint lEar:tatisia, the end Web. lam Si a—The measures winch it liecaite necrsmey to adopt. for the internal government of the butch quarter of the Island of Si. Marlin, in consequence of its unconditional surrender to llis Majemey' s sum ,. having been completed on the mina.; or the .1 instant, I sailed from thence at daylight, tin it .. following sorting, and at twelie o'clock uu 1;.,. WSW day anchored iii this road. On the appearance of the Abercrombie off t!o. road, Captain Dowers, of His Maksty's bri g . Hingdoee (mho bad been sent forward with a summons front Bligartier-Getirral Harcourt myself, ttddres►ed to the Guseinor), joined his answer, together with the terms on shieli offer.d to capitulate, but as they were in wtst• reams inadmissible, Lieutenutit-Colunel Stewart soil CMr coin Dowers were sent on shore to 'met the Da:, Cutninissioliers„aud I have the satisf.iciion tu infui y,ou, that before night the articles of capitulttike a were flamed and ratified on hods sides, an I ti,! grenadier company of the .251 h rrgiturut leodcl to occupy the principal fort. Entire possession of the Wand was given to h t tame o'clock this morning, whet' the Dutch gin . rison marched out with the honours of war, mai etubarked. Th oug h th e I s land of St. Eustatius is of litt:e value in isself, the ampet-isiou of it is important, sis it finally expels the enemy's 03g from the Archi pelago, and l am assured. Sir, that it will he to you, as it is to ate, a source of peculiar satisfactiou, tint I hone been enabled to curry your ardent into c sm plete virrutiou, without the ir a. of a siugie life. The jMut operations of the military force, wider the crilimand of Brigmher-Getterel Haremot, tin s! a the squads on acting under my orders, have brt marked throughout thill &leched service with an unweaned spirit of z and cordissli.y. I bes•e, see. (Si4neti) W. C. Flint:. vice Admiral Sir A. Corisrase. iouve MOVVSTZEIT. ARINDLING. Oa Satanky. Join Cooper, • well-kwows distract( ,r vas Isrunlat beftwe 31r. READ, by Anthony, who apprebriubd him,. Hugh fleavan„ • *dermatitis, Or Hary.lt.husse-strect, Guldetosquaic, atatrol, that, ow Friday lass, tbe Paisoi came to his shop, and purchased plate to the amount a 411. 1 :s. for %loch the l'isrourr paid him, by a draft usoo, Drummond's, for 5.11.95. signed "Joie Cooper ;^ sad ts gave kits part of the change. It bs post ire o'clock, ties draft was nut scot to Drummond's, till the meat morning, when it oat refused payateail, no sack permit as John Coin.,, keeping (sob tlacre. The rime was seat, as dolt-test by t.s Prisoner,to Nu. to, Lotter Estuu.': rot, The Prbrener am. also charged unb obtatsaug a pair 41 pistols, l';uto a gun:usher, iu Charing-Cruse, desiriog them to be 41.10 to los Imlgour, st a house The Prisoner look the pistol. of the n:Ju uto arm not with them. nail asked p?e mission of the lat,:loed fro write a note, which he gave to the luau who brueght the pistols, •hw, supposing it to be a draft for the osoury, went henna e.o.tenteoly. The P. LINAler wa% coturr hurl for further {xainivatioo. DARING ROBBERY. r os .,, ant II knuna Laracter , aaa chnrrJ w;.h rubbing Mr. NMI'S Flanirinn, a hown.draper, Slop 11•cllalucc-ay,ruc, of kin wabao, otht, in the Strand. • The Prnweestor staled, that, on Too selas meld, anon after twelve o'clock, as he was Vet Vitali homy throit;;litLo Strand. near the g:.te Of SOMM.et-plaice, the Pillkolit, came spun Lim—stopped him, and, forcibly palliate h.. ert open, sleds was buttoned, snatched at his 1121Ch - 1....M,. !Ml ▪ IlVettllAM: at the first pull, lie had a prod oppui:oi as of arcing the Pristine r's face ; 11,11 n 110 in he o bserved, 1, a rascal, art you suing to roil toe am). sakk "Upoo 'huh the Pt - muster Rase him astute - tit Islow on the side ut his head, which knocked him down ; the Pri,nier then dressed his watch out of his pocket, and ran of *moss the Strand, to • the New Church. The Ps wietutur called eel, "Stop thief;" gut up, anal pursued bun to the end of Little Diary lane, where the Prisoner was slopped by some watchmen.— A *seclusion found liar . ase of elk Prooecutues watch trek the gate of Surnerset-place. The Prisoner was committed fur trial. MEETINGS Of CREDITORS AT TO-MORItoW. Henry Parker, Italica:, Yorlabise, merchant - .7. to Thomas Barron, late of Great St. Thuau.s Ap,stle, 'mottos warchotm man - Thomas 'Lehr", Strand, mercer - . Osborn Hill, Slavre.hteh, litltadlescx, cbc•scrnomzer Thomas Keyar sad Chalks Po att 1%).i1i, LangSuut a . . Wanl Cbatobe ra, Loudon, Inert haute Samuel Seabrook, Bo.but• Wiley ' Red Cross weft, Cripplegate, Loudon, waillwrigbt Wm. Shaw, Lon. 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