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- ' V lk 1, at t levee, at the White Hart Spileby, Lie• colu Sept 111. John Edgar, of New Sarum, Its, surgeos, at ate, at the Ante ope Inu, Newel - arum. Sept 13. Jame Preston, of Sartuti-upon. (tomtit r, cult, tauttei, tit time, At the Milt Swau luu, liartuti-upon hatnber. Sept Gemre Perty, of Llverpor.l, marble siereltant, at elre, at the tilyhe Tavern, John streuv^, Liverpool. CER IiFIVATE-...3r y. William Angus, of Motheaten, liggit l Itnemetroper. LONDON GAZE - ITE EATHAORDINARY, DAY. AlleUnT AO. SV . ,Dowsiting-strcet, Aug. 14. 1809. A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, was this day ieceived tit the Olhee of V recount I...'aistle roagli, one uf Ills titiesti 'a Principal Secretaries, of State, from Lieuteuant•tieneral the lEarl of Chat . hum, K. CS. dated [lewd-Quarteni, Aug. 16, 1809. Head-Unarters, Asa. to, iwol. Loan.-1 have the hotinur of acquainting 'nodally p. that, on the 13th inetunt, the bat teries amore ,Fliishuig bring completed, (and the he tk u,4 4 ,, and sol*-vessel., Inntog at tilt scar time taken their statioas) it fir way opened• at about hilt-past one th tn. fnint fifty-two purees of heavy ordnance, which was Vigorouely returned by the enemy. An ailelitiimal balteiy of six teciny-,. ;warp nundeiro was completed the setae Mein, oral thew Golf • outionled to •play upon the town, with , little or no iiitiennission, till late on the following. day. Ou the morning of the 1415 instant. about teu o'clock, the liiieeof-hattle ships at anchor in the Malmo pasesge, led by ilevoi-Admiral Sir ltiehard Straeh in, get under weigh, mid, ranging op along the sea hue of defence, kept aqp as they parsed a moat teeinendmis cannonade on the tows, f or w ir e s nil hours, with the greatest gallantry and etlvet..w. About foot in the nfternooli, peicaiving that the tire of the intense had entirely ceased. and the town presenting a iiimt stolid Nicene of destrineioni being on are iii almost every quarter, I directed Lieutenant-General Sir Ey ie Coate to scud in to common the place; General Aloonet returned fo, wetter, that lie would reply to the summons a s mamas he had cousulted a Conitell of \l'ar ; uu huge had beet. allowed hint for the purpose, but coneiderable time beyond it haviog elapsed, a 01.- out coy answer received, , burl ilities wee,- ordered to re-emuinenee with the utmost and shunt eleven o'Lehirk at night, our uf the ene my's batteries, advanced upon the Sea I)yke, tit front of Lieutenant-Gem :rat Frirwr's position, risk mostgallantly cerried at tile point of the bayo n et, • by detachinente from the JGll,, ;bits and light hots.. eminent of the King's German I..egion, under Lieu teiontit-Colotiel Puck, opposed to great euperiaritt, of untidier.: they took forty inrouners, and killud and wounded a great lowly ~!* the enemy. I lutist net omit to ment int', that on the preced ing evening, an intreni•liment, in front of Maim- General (;ruffein's position, was also forced, .ot a m ember equally o ot hettste.l, by the 14th refit. acrd detitelimeets of the KtO,r's Cersuan Legion, motet Lieutenant-Cabinet N icons, who drove thy• enemy from it, Anil mule a ludement within musiketeshot of the wallsof the town, taking tine gun uod thirty ptisoners. About two iii the morning, the enemy ileiriended a suspeosiou of arms for forty-eight lookni, which was refused, and only two hours granted, when he speed to surrender, actending tb the nrieninous scot ia, on tliebase. of the garrisom 'beeotning primmer. of war. I have now the vatisfectiosi of acquainting your Lordship, that ihe,e prelooosarita bane acceded to, as soon as the Aellisnal landed hi the morning, ('ill.' Long, AstjutainzGenerel, and f2Uptaitt Coekbtirn, of the RuyAl Navy. were appointed' to hogotiate the further Articles of Capitulation. which 1 have now the honour to enclose. They were about three this inoriiink, when jetscliments,lia• the itoyalo on the right,afitt Hie Niairsty's 71%t Regiment on the left, took ) pooowssion tit' the gates of the town. The garrison will inanii out to-mor row, and will lie eo t horked at speedily as passible. I tone now corner-it, Mute en the fall of a place eo iisrrtelirt.saLly necoevory to our hell.. epenahstos, as set 1164;; , : a proportiou of our force be tog required to early on the siege With dent degree of vigour and iliseutch which tile inearn4 of defence the enem y po,esseil, and ;tutu idiot' Isis pieVrrlll inundation (wlii.ll woes rapidly siiteinliie; to ao as , ittire-.: extent; rciid , r..d ab.s - .lutrly necessary. flawing hoped, het eircumetaueee nernoitted, hove prikeredeil up the river at an earlier p..ritki, lead eotirmittal' to I,ietitentnit-Veneral Sir Eyre Glints the dintetiou of the detail* of the ',lege, uni of the operations [reline Fltodniig, and I cannot %ef ficiently tempi lily sem , uF the moremittiog and exertion with which lie buss conducted tilt :v -ital-Oita service entrusted to hiss, is, who'll he true Addy alienated by Lienteisant-Colimels %Vet:di am: (Morey, /notched to Lim as aesistauts in the Adju twit and giawrtrOdaster (It netiit's deportment. • I have evrrr meson to he autisheil With the stions 111111111 , r ns i‘lorh the (hawed ()Ricers heir directed the i.vesul opera iin us ,, ss wi II us with ttse 4/ 4 4 "I'd ilit.SU 4 ityPi n)iinletatedrlay. stioaaminotort met officers of eorpv, and the ,Leal and arAost of ail rinks of **ter,. -, i•'*itb rya pleavine 1 can reirirt the lull form .uilent conduct eel Ca( troops, r.l:a hive not only altaa4ll 10 , 1111.1:1114 ShCA'n r grte.raq martvadia7 1•4 immaeoce us 11l riirtny, tint timer -.nominal, mine *rest pleameire emd chrierfolneiv, the law.. 4.1.ra doors they have had to pritbrin. The active *A iwre.evering eyed imini of thr corpse of ltoyal Eng:ewer have leem-ii ro.,Jcthrd oith niarh and :ied. i rmen. by Col. Fyer., ai ded , I y • ir 4 y • 4114 It 1 > liniin.:o)ll . lot me to jiestice to the id:”tisigesestieci einielnet of Oar oMea-rs p.m, men or the Idoyml Artil.ery. un der Or.oldel Durbin :iiiitadtmating rvatte l ile Rineuriver—rarii. Nltt.eoel. 'rse yeomen. alio* hetionee had already Iran µ. n.; hal to the m-my; seti 4 4itithrir reaarel in* fort he, •nuinitevoity ..f datingutmlieseg theitioriver„ mo d mu , aj th” Lent:enest was atecordingly Airti to Lit. in. wul *Mich they served with admirable vigour *oil I lutist hoer bec to re;ireell my strong teense of thr .onosiet and cordial (••• ..operate m* of the navy on 411 ...141.109114 and nay warna..lllllll4newirvigintilts attO .~ ',;l--. ,~. most particularly due to Captain Cockburn, of the' consioauding the flotilla, and to Copia.* Riehardson,orthe Cesar, etnaluariding the brigade olisetUooti lauded with the army. have the honour to enclose a return of the gar , risop of Flushing, in addition to *inch 1 have learned, that besides the number killed, wirieluwas considerable, upwards of one thousand wounded ' men were transported to emission', previous to the complete investment of the town. I also subjoin a statement of deserters and pri soners, exclusive of the garrison of Flushing. l'his dispatch will he delivered to your Lordship by my tint Aid-de-Camp, Major Bradford, who is fully qualified to give )our Lordship every further infirrination, and whoni I beg leave earnestly to re commend to Ilia Majesty's protection. have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CHATHAM. His Excellency the General of Division, Mound, one or the t'ornmandarits of the Les,4ori of Honour, Commaudant-iii-Chief of the fortress of Pushing, . having authorised Monsieur L'Eireque, (.7aptaiii o f d the Lip net Engineers, and Niowieor Altottoiliset, Cuploto of the Imperial Artillery, to treat of terms of capitrilaiion fur the surrender of the town of l'lushing to the troops of His Britannic Majesty ; and tin sr Exerileueie* Lieattetustat-t innerial the Esti Ist ClsstllYlll, p. v, ts,e. and Bear-Adm. Sir itivliard Stzatinitt,, le.lf. Ste. criosniausling in chief the auk. tarry and moral forera l,efure /lashing. liavii , g au thorised Captipiii Cpekburn. of His Majesty's ship Belleisle, cotairmoding . the British flotilla, and Cols tong, Adjutant-General, to treat conjointly with the said Countiisioners thereon, they have. alter ti , tly exchanging their respective bowers, ilk 1E4%1 to tile following attielra. viz.:— Art. I. The Garrison of Flotdiiiie shall be prisoners of war, and shall march out of the plate with all the honours of war ; limy shalt deposit their arum on the quay oldie Wider-gate ; they shall 114111.01 to France on then parole, mod shall not fur (We year bear arum against His Hrhatilite Majesty, or the selietin he may have at the time of capitukstion. This article is applicable to the officers of nraritie actually at Flushing. Answer—The garrieon of rhishing will he permitted to mulch not of the town with the himimrs of war required, mid they will lay down their arom on the t;lecia, but must he emisidered as pains:kr' of war, and sent as such to loc king'. The Officers of Maria will share the fan- of the rest of the mtmsun. Ail. 11. General and Staff Officer., tilt ler. of Ole Niatitie mid of the ('nape compodue the lionise'', shall keep their arnis, their horses, and all the property *inch IN twigs to them. The numeouttni.sioned Office., Siddiera, Smoncii, sod Officers' servants, shalt keep their louvre-sad.. ainearer—Gratited. Art. 111. The sick anti *wooled, capable of being sent out, shad be forwarded to France, the rstaaittin skit shall la: left to the cow and humanity of the Gemmel eurnalandlng the troops of His Britannic - Mejesty, and sent to die French dmniuwrn at noon as the. condition will permit; there shall be lett S sufficient number of Medical Attendants fur the care of the skis the Nletlical Alleirdants shall receive the same allowances no those of His Britannic Majesty. Answer—The sick and Wollllllett wont he considered an prisoner, of war. Such se are iu a state to be removed, shall Ise embarked with the trarr'aion ;. the rest will remain under the case ut t'hroch phymeraus mid surgeon, until sufficient ly reeovered to sheet of their belag removed. The physicians anal surgeons will receive • the allowances mu-rally granted to privoriert Of war of their reek and rfearrip limo, 'together with each toilers remuneration ftw their at tendance on the Ark as the Geueral etanowandrug the &kith array wax be pinned to rant. Art IV., The stra-coashotents, suet. as the sub.inspector, the coemiltasory of war, the asedicid itotendantr, the beetle of the diffierinat adesiontnstive department., shall out be consi dered as trimmers of war ; they shall be at liberty to deluxe of their effect'', their inmate Imo personal property, and to tarry it to FINKS, ILO tell Ali documents relative to their aecomits, is order to justify their toothier to the Preach Go verstment. This air.usgetnent is applicab:e to the commis saries sad civil officers of the marine, to the artificers and attendants art the port, to the odic,. of the cuattims and slo ths, as well as to the I..4oa:wires sin'', twiny and nary. Answer—The officela awl others mesitioutil iu Sins Ar. tick, all attendants tau the French army, and iu churl French welt of every description, nut iffilithiteats of Elusion, p. 1-• •11/11$ to the year teso7, will he sent to Euglaisti, and ht it after treated according to such urrittsgeincilt as int. take place between the two Gm enaineuta tespecting I.okt:tooled ants ; the.. pi ivat.. ant: personal prime, ty shall he respeated, and perintssom will be give,' (Stan to attain all such papers 'as sper.ficali. relate to, aol may be necessary fur, the set• tknicid of t he,, accounts. All Freuelimen and others, who at; be permitted to re mato, will be expected to tale the oath of rillegiauec to lON Bruuioic Majesty whi, respired, and to couforui to all laws and regol,,tions lock may hereafter be made by the British Govt.:tinker Art. V II no particolar stipoletion has been made rois ter:On the sick let; at Altildbeloirgh under the cart of the 'medical attendants awl liar officers of the said hospital, they BIWA be treated eteurding 11/ Article. 111. and IV. of the pre. sent eapitaislium Ammer—Wonted conformably to the answers given to Ore Third and Fourth Attic:es. Art. VI. The pruprity of the taliabitaids shall he mipcet. cal , they shall be at Wordy to withdraw Mtn France, with their private toimerty ; they shall have vet y seams ify in this respert, anil shall wit be inokand in any tuatmer tol their opiuions, and the pat t they have taken darn`` the siege. Anwar-1 he prune, ty of the iukaliitants tatrvcry descrip tion aid be respected; it being notrierstuoil,that all naval and military stores will Ire held ist tequisititio, until prim. d to be the priv a t e property O . iethviduale aud the British Govern ment shad, la that (.411.1., be at 11114.11 y tOlllllke 11-C of Ike roar, oar F lying- *pen 661111.111etillbt111 to the proprietors. snob oimilcitautt, es rainy he dmirons of retiring to Emmet, and shall a Ilii. this ill. it retention within rigid days sitei the ratification t-f thin eapitshation, shall be permitted to Jo oar art a period to be sietermiued by the Unthei Commantkr ite(.leis I. awl 614 Alkali:tam shall be amok-sled w accuant ul ,6111) t/pl/..t.1.1 Ut comfort hi. 1.14:6111116efl1/ 11111113 .tot. VII. 'I he nee. ssary ti 11 1 ,11114111 11161 weseir stall In fir/11/Ilea he the English Cootroissicon is, at the cuirease of -their I:ost Anon', for transporting from thia piece to die Monism,. the so k soil the privaa,r courts of the Of tit cos. effects sh,ll - out Sr seareled, as6l ritall Lave fall accorit? dm Mg thew rammer Anemer—Every POIDoNI! oaf trensportiag tLr Preach gar ris•ou, sit k, . wish their inegpr, to Crigleutl, wtol, of tooter, lie 1/41,3m1 al the British Gower:mm.l. Art. VIII. If say difficult? shall art. 6111:o. 11l terperla• tisa of any of the &sm. Article*, it shall be eettleal by this oittlereigord Commissioners, end as womb 11l puirailde air A von, of the garrison. Asiswrr—(.raak ui Cie( n ander oar hands is Fleabags& this nth day of Auras', tioss ; ,allied) G F.O. COCK HU K E, (7111118t11 Cosausaardiag Ott Mita& H(OB. LONG. f'ul Adjutant-Coo. ,Siguetl) 11WITONN ET, Capstaik F. L'ENEQVP.. &lUD DIN (BONDI!. /IDDITIONAI. AKTICLES. Art. I —Tie en4emegoaell Coossissioterro bore agreed that 61 ors:stance, ositatecy tad natal store% of et fry &wept WM, us •ell n. an maps, rbstts, rottl military osemsoiss, for, sod oil plitthr irrarl.crt) wlwtsuerc., s!lnllbe am& urcr, uI me/cattail.* tletrampf, in smelt ( wurnivsirreters so resit be opi.onstrd by the Cent-Tull rotres.oasithisg aim i:allasb sod I, , tteb fortes, oujoilltly , to tieli‘cr 1111111'11"dgC OW Wag. Art. l I --It os Id:colic agreed, that, as ...Iron es the rati ficatiup of t h e (+moot Cspi/whition shall he etc/maze& the 1 gates of the tow,' muffle sluices, shat thrtivit a try de timehowuts of the British army, mail the each troops evacuate the f,,rtress. at Ilona, on the 1741, just. Art. 111. It is farther agited, that this Capitals/ion shall he ratified by the Generals euininauding in chief the Urdish nod french amnia ; and that the Ratifications *halt be Ira changcd at the Frowls advanced Mists on the Middleton - 0i roud, at twelve o'clock this night ; in of the present Capitulation and I.uveut,iuis of its. iw he mu shirred n null cud rind Given under our b 4114. at 11111,11111 Q, this )Atli day of Ang. 109; :Sigurd; C., COCKBURN, Ciptsin H. M. S. Belleistr, commanding the British ROBIIIT LONG, Cul. Attjutant.t;esi. MONTONN LT, CaPitaiiii I'. L'INFAVUE, Capitainr Cunitnart• dant do Grote. Appiined and Otbilt Cl/AT/MN, Lieut.-Gm Command ing tire furct s. R. STRACIIAN, Itear-Adiuirad, Com mending the Naval forces Esamitied Anil I at ified, (signed, :BONNET, Grucrul de Dili/lila. (4 true Copy ) (Signed) T . ('A REY. Lieutenant-Colonel, Alili tiry Secretary. (Signed) *tinniest of the garanoin whirl, surrendered at nil/king, on I 4 ugaal, 19U1, under the command of Muumet, General 01 thriamis Offir era of the Staff_ sot (lifter rii. 3773 Nott-ruus aMtimictl officers And bnldU.rs. 441 lick rod 'rotul—ari•• Return of i'i.mittera and Deserter*, limn, ankh July to Au,, , tast s tb , lao9, sakeis in Ike tiland'uf VatHerrur. I Colonel. 1 Li..iifeimill•Oiloael. eaptamil. 27 Lieutenants'. I Staff. 33Scsieetits. 13 DA 1111.44114. 1700 • rook anti file. • • IleSorn of *lse rank mad 016fficcis, and of the num ber of Nuii.ensass ii•iiite 1 Officers ; and rank itadkfte wiiiinded, And Isissiing, fawn He nth 'named to the enc. render of on the morning of the inclu‘te., Ilidillelniegh, August 16, t•eu). Rotel Artillery-I.i rank mad the kdkd ; I tHficer, to rank auat Gtr n3al Etiestneern—t rank and file killed ; 2 Officers wLutilled. Jul haft Ist. FouS-1 t.ttfictr wutiailed. naul.—.l rank mutt kit lilted; i Officer, i rank anti fde WOO mled. sth F..oi—t ()Sett, u rank and 6k Lined; I drummer, 9 rank and lilt ounaded. lath Fond-1 Rah and Ilk killed ; I Officer, 4 raids and file Wand al. 9611,morjeant wounded. 3•1411 relot—t serjeaut 31ith Fuot-3 rank sad tile killed ; I Officer, 2 serjeantr, 7 rank aml fik wunaikii: I rank mid tile miming. :gth 1 - nut-2 rank mind Ilk killed ; I serjeaut, rank and Ile ONOSIO. 6341 1 kode..2 rank and file wonudeil. 611th Futit-..-2 rank and file killed ; .2 Officers, I acrkmnt, rank mad the wounded. 7111 Foal..—t Othe, r, I rank mat life kilted; 2 °MCC's, 7 rank erni Ole molmnied. 70H Furall.w.of rank and *le killed. • p7lll Fush•-•.1 Officer wounded. nine Foot—t ileamaner killed; 2 Officers oonielvd. Y 414 rout-3 rank WWI file wvutyle-41 o:,fi6 Foot-1 rank and file lolled , l Otlicer, a rank and file wounded. ISM Light Beneficial King's G1T113211 1.1.41,1117 rank and Ma 1111.1111141111 td Light Hatt. Lineal:trawl Legion—l Oificor, s rank and file killed ; t drummer, in raidk and file wounded. Tidal - 3 Officers, t serjcant, t drummer, .2.0 rank and file killed ; IS Officers, S serjet tit., &maulers, b 3 rank and file laminated ; 1 rank and hte sawing If *II!' Ur OFFICER/ WALLED AND WOUPIDED. ILLED. r.th toot, fort. Talbot. 71st root—Link. D. Sinclair lad Light Hatt. King'. Gennan Legion, Lieut. Sprecker. Royal Artilkry—Lieut Geosge Drowse, alightly. Royal Engineers--Cial. Eyes'', slightly ; Cart Fosley, duo. get Onalv. nil Batt. tat Poot—Lieut. A. W. llt•K rnzie, *d root—Lieut. Clutierburk, stightl. 1411, 401.0t—Eusign C. Ilarrald, .langeruasly ; vi.uuded Ala rm 9, cure dead. With dangerom.l). b,ttb Foot —4 'rip. 90.1eu, Oighti ) ; Lieu, imitti, slightly. 7 tat Cuat—aCno Apultiskon.lv, klightl) Lieut. 1) 111•00 ahld, daagerousls. ditto—t':ipt. 1 V Bruwu, dangerously. *lkt sql..s,:sllolt4 Aksistaut.Surgeon Cluzlet, itnngerotikly. 91L ditto—Limit Maioncrs slightly; wounded August 3, dot rrl.Vtited in Issue to be winded in the preceding returns. ROBERT LONG, Cul. Adj.-Gen. • Muldleburg, Augnst 16, Isog. Alillirdet Retnrn of °pinafore, Amniumtiou, nod Stores, foam! in flashing, at the Surteuder of the Garrison to the &doh Army muter the Command of the Earl Chat ham, &c. t c AA*. 11,01110111 uu temeiling ea. riages or liedk, Sce. couipirle Brano--).9 sa-pounilm gum., In Id-isuussders, 2o 12 poun d, rs, 1 to-pouinl. iv, to 6.putinders, 22.1 ponadrus, .11unn droll, 1a I* inch anortors, d kWh ditto, u t I.iti. I. houlloci a, 2 *Anal ditto, to 5-and.do-balf inch dit 121.41--440 VOlllBll4. gnus, 3la pauudl rs, to 6-polondcn, to colsoons--:-Total pieces. 1,ti07 as-pounder .but, Itlpottioler ditto, 10,5+ 9 12 (11U124112 (IMO, 717 u.putoodo-r ditto, 1,1211 It.pongl.ll2 11111. s, 11-IUS 1.111%111111r ditto, u , icio 3-puilooler ofitto ; :1,114 12-inch Idtrita, 339 s-inch du. boo roi-inch ddn, ; bon flood greratten ; ponder, on burets mod cartridsti, supposed equal to , 4006 barrels; infantry anosonnitiou, a 'cry large quantity, but norgliccrtairsed ; tri moire travelling carrootra tool lino ben t 41 collation ; ; 2 der,l earriages ; a copper hrt-efigities. Wit la a largc quantity-of ordnance al urea, of every descrip tion, of whirls s 1111 NC) Igts out y t t. - en emote, to aneerUto the articles. .1. 31' itAtt), Arlrniralry-Ittfice, rimpod 'JO, ism Dispatehei., which the following ale civic*. ISMS received lett night at tin, office, Isom Sir Rl chant John .Stnichita. litew-Admi- NI (tithe White, &c. adtheiwed to the Flom Wta. Wellebley Pnle. st. Domingo, Flashharrtinale, I;th Amnia, isoo. Sta-1* have tooth vati-faetion iit aequainting you, tOr the information of their Lordatiea, that the town and ierrivon of Flaishini: leave capitulated opens the terns*. a copy of winch 1 *mud herewith. it Lordships have au tarty. been itapriverl that it aas my intention to have proceeded up the Scheldt, truth the dietitian of litigates under Lord William Swart, suit that the greater port of our - flotilla hod iitivaoced to Unlit, to the charge of Sir Home Popham, by %Isom tlic ettetuy were driven 141),,te I,iUo, %%litre then Ai/ • and gun-twig' had taken up a *hoof:, lit1:1011. 4:mutest:id of the itoportant service of the Scheldt. 1 have give(' to Sir Rithard heats, cod he ha* my direc tion* In co-operate with Lieutenant-General the Earl of ituvid)o, a; well as to use every weans iu his power fur eaptioring or deatzu)iiig the, fleet and Ilritintt of the euewy. Rear-Admiral' Lord Gardner remained with the ships auched ut the otargin• eft I:.rt ite•lowilt, and hid 1,0111%! I p had revelled Inv , ho.entiti in hold — e - rt Ihniusg", Mike, firp4iir. Aud:diud., and 1, nenu,:„ %,, NI 11.,16, 1 'hat squadron iii routine" to go against the, garr., son of Flushing. Oa the I.iltlt hostoul; I Was informed by Lord Chatham, th.tt the advanced batteries %vete self,- . • etelitiy prepared to open, un the enemy the day following, at OW! 44:1440:14 to:the .44 riteljn, ; us it a l ipeared to tise.ofrcititoetaactice this hOttle shitse-stto Nil pass ilia town at thelanne ino. went. I tlamalute alf-ahlooeti • my ulteUttOti tip to that salt sites .1 and preteteding t o !tyke:shook Isoottal . lity V 1;4 in tier!. St. Domingo.--, Tim hottestirsoposed ou the as It evict pre viously settled, at nor to the afternoon of dm, hoot instant, mail ill , hie was returned teeth great veiuur by the rue toys • 'lle bombs and gun-vcien•lo, nailer the three., is.• of Captain Coclibtirii. of the li•Aluisle, were t Judmiously placed at the soutlic:tst es t et of the town: and to rim sautti.utest. Caper in OAtnt, the (:lytle, liatf,with eq nal skill andjud z iati , lit !do rd the howl, and other vends under his untsts. had touch satisfactinu in witnessing the tire that gas kept by the septartto norti.r the command of these two t)fli••cro, the premition with a Lic i t obi: shells acre throw tkfrow the bombs. Unfortunately the %hid was too scant to allow me to weigh when the batteries opened, hut it pro:••• ing more favoinithle the followin; tiny, I inittnnti ate!) put that intention tutO exeCution, and At fen its the forenoon of the lath, proeoeded whit the ships &helot,. -nametllowards Flushing, uu aniu , t to pass to a more convenient anchor:4le for placing the squadron against it, when such a measure shoyttl appeal• to be. necolairry. ' I The squadron want led in by the BZ. nottiltigo„ 4enrtni4 Inv flog, autt 1 was followed by the Stake, tiith the Wog of Reit- tido:neat Lord hardier ; the mini ships utletioced Mt mtevetoitin. Sotto after a e hail opened on, ire, the wind came 14101111 south erly, and the Sts Domingo grouutittd inside of the IDOg-SNi,.!. Lord Clardrier not knowing our 'atria tioti, passed inside: of no, by glitch the Mak. al ,o grounded. The tinter ships "a rtrl mPdttit ti tli yreted to le.eal oil; coil author previcusly in. tooled. After be some tiene iti t.i., situation, dorill_z which the etwaty . ti btu black-..ecif try the edit. nod zealous exertions of t, await, Owen, of the Clyde. who came to our as-titmice, and anchored close to the . St. Uounitgo. she W 53 got off, and soon after I had the sitistietion of seeing the 131,4,,, also afloat. and come to onehor with the rest of the •sioutlroo. • I was much pleased with, the conduct and tiomi of Captain Gill. of the St. Lowing t, auuJ xoi otticeni, and with the nreditfiiiiten t energy, and good order of the ships compaeiy. Loral Gartner nears equ 11 testimony to the belperintre of thy: officer.. iilaae, and lit, Lola• ship mentious rite isteit,tanee lie received from Capw tart Codriugton, in the highest terms of praise. lire of the enemy towards the evening Ind considerably abated, the town was Lurning iu many places, and intuit datua 6 e vat done to the houses. At seven o'clock 1 received a uttaan.ige lloin Lem 'maim-General Sir Eyre Come, requesting I ,could !rare its u summons had 'repo sent into Flushing; but at tit it the tire again cotnutelieed,„,. a sod ws kept up without tuterninsaino tomtit two o'clock of the marina:g o or the 15th; when the French Coinntatulint, tient-1:1i Simonet, offered to surrender. was comii inn nideoll tiptoe by tile Ltatenint.duetienif, Mid to coinwtinetire I 41irect.- erl'fftell4lwef .truttok4o be ItoWttlit at day light un banril l‘flOjefitY's ships, and that hostilities Omuta, cease. . . • The Lieutenant-Genoa!, haying also 4kt:waded two t: 1401.•=iourr ! , sheuld t o use the part e navy; assist tlte.,pr• posed 'ea pituelottoa. I act:pe t /04p y o naminatert Leird therdiser in meet Sir Eyre Conte. at Perot 'Louts:no sod to ' hike with tr.in Capt. Cockliorts, to wet Us on:Junc tion wine the office re On the putt of the ite WI. Short. ly after I received a int,witt: irons the.r.itifief Chat.. requestrue to see me at Zauleurg. (hi toy arrival there, I fourot hi, Lordship had selected Col. Long, Adjutant-neutral of the Mmy. and Capt. Cockburn, to be the ConsinissitmOrofor act. thin( the terms of eapitukition, which were dually Concluded Lit, is the rioting of the 16th. lit the extensive and rations Irounclun. or the ger sorts committed to my cute, their Lordideqrs attest Ire aware, that it wool : tic inopeesiible that all thee dag-idlicees could be em ; toyed ntliCutlil cove .hips under my ettroosiatid, hint I mu no lois 'linefeed f.rr the motive exert ohs of Rear-Admiral Otway, with whom I left the difficult task of arrengilig all the service cuimected with theoperatimisagaii.i.l Flush ing, nod I tutu happy in tins opportunity of making him say aeknotyledgineuts for the ability with which those NIT.11.16C1111:11t. were AMtle, anti that sereme conducted. 'l'o !tear-Admiral tier Richard Keats, my thanks are partieulirly due, •tor hi, zealous exertions in defeating the intentions of the enemy at Bathe, and his us tier co-operation with Lu-ut,- mint-General Sir John [dope, no South licseirti.i, and the upper part of thee EastSdieldi. Their Lordships have already been informed that Rear-Admiral Lord (hirdr.er accompanied me ma the service off Flieshin;,., where his Lordship con ducted himself with hi. accustomed getht"trY• have touch pleasure in hearing tnranouampler testimony to the eioertions of Sir Hoene Popham*, with the :id Yil 11C..1 n 011.1.1.111 t'im sipper part of %Vest tivitettit, which 1:;:t of the Loot earect at .crvici. I have received the rn-st ottisfactory accounts. from Lieutericit-tietterst Sir -Este Coote, tef the of Capitou Chivies Liteltaroson, of the Carer, with %liege systole at -I Cr*: 1 liar. been langracqueinteri. Captain it.. h trtilmat speaks its terms of the assistance la trout Capnt.a !Homey, of the Ilarpy; its well as his traillitietty ' throughout the whole of the strvice, in the tomtery worked by the scatuen. 1 cititiot emit:bide tom letter, 'submit :1111/Orirl their l.ortlithrtn, that every Caption. ntlicer, *PHIII2III4 and snemie, hoe over t sessinusiy those/their duty ; slier wit, it, 1 hope, be thought taking away front the poems of others, tut dtattusit their Lordiloip.' particular now, to 'he energetic exertions of the 'lslam. -,orivent and mro• employed in the ginedrouts ; they lime Leers' - stantly under lire( mail gone tie.onget all the hapt. Ships Of their ei , mittiste attic tile nionwn. Oen. Ilerew.'h lice geperir of the nth tem who have heretical whin +holt/resent seiVlCt. including the feint.. ••• holed-sod wounded. ot LieUtetiant Wallow May, m Lieutatat I my u II pilrlily 4.141 gull of I vro off gu to f ' 1 ,