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Captain Parkinson Ili' tlia Nlajikt`sJitlitegimeot, Deputy Adjutant-General. commands my particu lar thanks, not only for int. conduct of his own im mediate department. but fur the active assistanc2 which he afforded me nerever required. Alefor Vernon. the Deputy 'Quarter-111101er- General, hu also my thanks for uu zeut and at tention. To Captain Barry. who acted as my Aide.de- Camp. lam likewise Much indebted for the assist ance which I received from him during the service. Nor cau I pass over unnoticed the seal and activity manifested by Lieutenant Blackiston. Senior 01. seer of Engineers, upon this OCCASIOII ; as also that of Captain Snow. Commissary of Provisions, who commanded the td Battalion 12th Native Infantry, from the time of its Litchi's until the immediate servicewas over. The judicious arrangements of Dr. Harris, Su perintenthug Surgeon, claims hivourable notice; as does also the zeal and attention of Mr. Surgeon Davies of the Bombay Establishment. The troops, without exception, His Majesty's and the Honourable Company's, the Royal Ma rines and Seamen, conducted tbemselves Milli that courage and energy so truly characteristic of Eij i tish soldiers. I have only to regret that the nature of the ser vice was such as to preclude the possibility of equal. It euipro)ing all the troops, as I am well assured that, under any circumstance of service, their gal lantry and good conduct would be conspicuous. On the 9th, agreeably to his Lordship's orders, Mr. Farquhar was sworn in Governor of this colo ny and its dependaucics, at which ceremony Com- Isadore Buwley and inyeelf attended. I am fully satisfied that the mild and conciliatory 'Manners of Mr. Farquhar, added to the protectiom which British laws afford equally to all, will speed ily have the effect of placing this island in the most Nourishing condition, by chewing in the inhabitants the difference between a just Governmelit e and that tyranuy and oppression from which they harib bees relieved. Lieut.-Col. Campbell, with the dank brigade, was dispatched on the 10th fur St. Paul's. which place hr ►mmediately occupied. causing 1 0 500 of the enetuy. composed of troops of the hue, Garde. Nationale. Creole Militia, &c. to surrender their anus. I base deemed it proper. for the present, to di. vide the island into two districts, North-Bast. and Meath-Writs io order to facilitate the distribu.: of the troops to the different out-post ; and 1 hare the satisfaction to say that those arrangements hare been already effected, and that that part of the force intended to be employe I on the ulterior object of the expedition, is now in readiness to wove at the shortest notice. Lieutenaut-Colonel Campbell. of His Mtljesty's ald regiment, is the htarer of this ditties:la ; to whom, as an intelligent sod valuable officer. I beg Here to refer his Lordship for every particular. I have likewise thought it veer-nary to trinam:t • copy of this dispatch dwelled to England. for the information of His Majesty's Ministers. and liavr secor.lingly ordered on that duty Captain Parkin s/an of Ilia Majesty's 33d regiment. Depute Adju tant-General. s• intilligeut stud experieuera officer of sinteeti years' siantliisg iti the t.wire. and to whom, as I have already stated in the body of my letter, 1 inu much indebted. I have. Sze. - ( 44 - Ved) Moor S. hEATIvu. Cutoturthlmg. Herd Inarters, Rt. Pees, Isle of MAO book, tint MT, Ivo. • true Cory. (Signed) E. PARC' KSON. 131/L.AllHirflrElli• 1.1 , 1* or Oil Irt R 5 KILLED AND WOIVIDED 113/1k s pinks and I.ll.lseurll, sliglitly youthl. Hi. \laiclay's K6lll lirvasent—.Lieutenant Juba Gralmo 31unro, %Vlllmen T. lidwArd% wouideil; Lleatutiant it-1%3A Creagh. Angst* Mej,w, Ginotgerowil wout.aril ; Itemenanto Ate and A. U. BLICLIII. 61.1tIcly wounticd ; LI Ifirllgl,ll John Webb, offifhtly woungled ; I..itutruaet Willuta Richard Whir, sever* 1r uuudc.l. (Sigma) • I PARKINSON Captain Depot) Adj. Gen. 10 11111 FO,CIO. • art NM of IltiUni end wounded in the ,kulehnlen► esoniniandr4 by Linden:int-C.l IKr ding,rltheattackooM.Deal%, tbe Island a Bun bon, tliv nib id Jek, 1010. IST 11011; %OE. Uia Sfajgdy's eKtb Beginonot —1 subaltern, 1 arrjeaut, q rusk and bk, ; 1 kl..jor, 5 sttbalttrus, J sarkan:s, 2 tirwillin: re, .17 rati6 *IA 6lr, ouuslri. Ilktarlonrot lel Asti litb Ito gong NAlier Infantri.-1 rank a,4 hie killed; 7 rink aid fik grounded Detacbmeut of Pioneers.-1 rnuk and Si. killed. ru 111tli. A Dr. R yd 3Ltries-0 rink nod killed. 34 BRIGADE. His M..iesl) . • ("A rat.k mad file killed. Ertl 111111. I DC. Flank Carps—i rank and Me hJkd ; Y subalterns. S rank awl file, 1 ortinati, +mimic& Detarhnieta nl Mt. NlAjesty'a %lAA regiment-1 cask and file killi..l; J reek rind file ironteded. rimy/tee a..-4 rank an I lilt wwen.lrel. Total--1 subaltern, t rerjeaut, 16 rank and file kille I ; I 7 sobaltenea, 2 en jranis, 9 Ile musacrs, (141 i rank nail tile, t reamer, 110nm:rd. (Sigard) E. PARkINMIN, explain, anal Dr ent,' Minima G. .w. ni 6..110 Irma se NA. Captain I.anpr of Madras alinlttly anomie& Two rook mad fik, tlis Atajno*..A.: ts &raiment, died their 1111104 , the •.lh tn•t. io she r.ro ' I. thse promo., of Ilia MJjcsty'a soots It. gs aswot, too. r of hie a.an•le. CAPITUI.ATION foe the sisal •ider if St them., She Ca pital, and the white Ist sod of thisispirte, seri ed neon be tween Colonel ht. Session., rionntaisilhig the Wand .4 110- wipaste, Co Has 31sjesty the Eloperor of Frasr, Ain of i.e. ikc. ow the one hand; and t'eniiii.wlen- Howley. commanding His Britannic Majc•.ty', Squadron, 1.,. at - trolosiel Keating, euamand.af ,H i.. thitai r me Maje.sy's and the How. Ironspisay's Land Fellers, and It. J. caiquhar, Esii us the ether. The while of the Island of Illowaparti be drlierruJ up to H.a llritaisilic tlhijesty ; she city of St. Draw at tor;se sielnek 19.i:sorrow, the wilt of Jely ; and the other walitari Matins* in snrcession. as catty a..nlelhgewe of the present Capitstatiow ear In corninsini..eted. At twelve o ih.ek tu.sworrow, the French troops which occupy die Arsenal and Imperial floitrry, shall evacuate Click post: sod the Greoadier Conipawy of Ills 31.iiirty's With lliceinarnt, a.. 4 the Grenadier Comps., of the hth Madras Natove I...ninse .4, will take than, when Hot French gag will be attack, and that of Hu tki- Wasik Mojesty displayed. The troops of the line and Guile Nationale shall hr sl booed all the Isumweirs of war they shall tumult out of the city with snit lon:xattr. deems la stt.nsiy, ennt:lora latilord, together soli their tiet4 a.llllrry; they we to lay down their arise no the Sea CM' ill front of the horns! Battery I the troops of the Lore are to mummies' tbeasolcus pl'isoiuts of ell, (-Ad to Ite litelalAea as such Ca the Cap• of Good Hope, or fie: England. In cuissidermion of the il...f.tingnished character oTtrolonc! St. Sitsatme and his Officers, and of their gallant defeuce of the place, the Officers of all ranks ate allowed to preserve their swords and military decorations; they are to continue prisoners of war, sod to embark for the Cape of Good Hope or for England. Colonel St. Susanne sod his family shall be allowed a passage to the Isle of France, or to France, spun Isis givinhis parole of hollow nut to verve during he the war, or tillshall be regularly exchanged Veneta! honours shall lie paid to the Emrich Officers who have fallen in the battle, according to their respective tasks. An inventory shall ha made of property of all descriptions helonghvg to the State, a Lich shall he delivered over to the person appointed by the English Government to receive it. All warlike stores, magazines, provisions, charts, plans, and .irehives, are included in this smirk Tlw law., customs, and religion of the inhshitatits, as well es their private property of all descriptions, shall be respected anti iusared to them. Dune at St. Deals, the stir of July, 1810, at Six o'clock p. us. (Signed) ST. SUSA NIS E, Colonel .Commandant l: Isle Bonaparte pour NA Allajestil L'Ernipereur des Francais, Hui d'ltalie, &c. (Signed) J. ROW LEY, commanding His Britan nic Majesty's 11411IndruU. DENBY S. KEATING, Lienteuant 0010111t1 commanding. B. T. FARQUHAIL. (True Copy ) C. 11. I. Pl:Alter, M.jor of Brigade. Gerser.ll List of the Or Inure Rod print ',!,:tl articles of Ililitary titters httoot in the snag Le.iiie and adjacent batteries of the town of nt. Denis no the repioste of the Wand of 11.mrimu by His Britannic- %lal , aty's and the East 110414 Company's forces wick, the clintnaud al Lieut.- Cul. lit aitug. liendirnriers, St. Panl'a, Jolly en, 1410. ORDSA7CL •\O MUTANT STORE* CAPTURED AT IT. DEE 14 Mounted ms 22 iron fireoly.i.nor.posudern, 14 dill.. inistreu-poinnirrn, iii hullo twelrc poutatlrrs, U ditto ei41.1 pumutkr., JAW Lua•pnututer. . . . . 3b.r •••4 nos Fold ~ 7arriavt 'el'l, tiohlert. brass twine} four potiwle.s, i diets; fuur.puesaikr, n deft* our rowider, iht mottnr e 4 'Casson 6 iron tweire puuddt FS, 1 ding. 1111 pounder, I braes four puunder. . fir.ryted Bort*. st twelve-barb iron mortars, t sts-pasis brass mortar, 2 brass mm taus. Total Chsheaucr-.sw. ioreis loose round slater of calibres--1,031 esse sluot of ditto—us gram quilted, a-ol camnstn slise.t—u.ioq filled &orb goo earirblvs of cale'sys—iosoeue p0n0.1 , 4 of goo porleu-.417 mu4kus mad fortis s7.th trapouel,-..A.yH10 rereads of sirstirel aware eactriel:c.—iouto %mules musket balla-9ou leaden our poundrr 11311,-040 enn:lwe Roan-- 5 brass bbsoderbos.cs—ti ir.o. , lseardietg pikes—a eutlassc,s—pe Nembutals. The town of "it. Dews is furiii•lsLel with an excellent powilcr•sna4azine and ii:ore-iionsr., con tained the nevi ss4iy upplirt, al 'libel . % flit the above mentioned orilliame a•ia in ill arm. ; there are also several forge', nr. 'tic Is' nork•sitniw. and • Liboratory, replete with the '4401141e tools. 'envie-. went., 6,:e. of which a de:ii:e I ',Tana will be given hcfeafter, ioi mow as true will admit. ORDNANt •SO nitirum OTOILLI CAPTCItItIIo •T IT, r .11"mr.4c . Carriarec l* Iron t tot y teat m d Io eitthleeei-rrinnil ere, !•t thitti I e.h eliostiok re, l dillu uiue pounder, I 411,w eight- r,sulidtr. Ilouvred frr Field rrvria;:••, rer!4 t.iasort t Brut sisluewler, I ditto low puttstaler, 4 ditto three roinders. Dirwn».'• 4. 7 Irmo eighteca•pormier.. uvr0!...1 if I•e. • Thirteen inch iro t wort its, t ....torte ditto, 1 Iv! sal halt-inch dill 0. Total Ordnitire-2,:. tow louse sousol .11.11 of entails Rostso crane,' quilted, Sad raomistri shut—an roomy shell. or ruts etstlrtsl4s. of du's,— :000 p 'owls of gunpowder-16J souskele stml fa: its es h t.ayoetla—t:t,mos routs of sholled musket cork sttses--Ino ontshet N. H. lit the towns of St. Dent. and St. Nura there wrte 1.u...1 ordnance of different eablires, one huullsail and f•rty-fire. and four hundred and sixty-two stannh'ef Irma. The lUts of the gu -.3 and store. a t the other district* of IllourLon base not yet been receited, but a Commutee is now em ployed in taking an account of •ham, and a parti cular return of the several articles will be furaarden ith 1.11 I.roclseul le &sire Os. (vstsned) E. PARKINiI)N, D-p. Adi Gros 110 %S U, Cosoutuom y of busses to the Lulu-damn. with bentenent-Colonel Keating made the neems nary arrangements relative to the troop•, end em barked on beard the Boadicea and Neresdu as (slimy as they could stows we proceeded to join the ships of the squadron which I had left otf the Isle of France, under the orders of Captain Pym, bloated ing the three frig tore of the enemy thru in port, having previously detached a light transport to ap prise them of our soiling. Vs . ei.iitieri them at the appointed rectittemi.. lietweeti the Lies 01 F rasn e e and Mulattos, 09 tut:. 6th, nal having e,116 II k.l I 00 hoard the frigates the rent:tinder of the Ettrui•enti and ~art of the N ttive troops. mad- all sail in the evening towards the points of attack, it 11)..ing in trodeito pthh 011 shore the grestrst part of the force with all possible celerity, for whin h purpose each ship was provated with additional boats taken from the transixtrts. IVliile the 1114111 force drew the attention of the enemy olr St. Marie, :donut two le ,gue, to th e eastward of the town of St. Ovals. Capraia Pym, with his usual skill and activity. rtf..cleil a landing, about two p. m. front the Sirius, of all the troops embarked on hoard of her, at a pact of the beach call ,d Grande Cludo,,p.•, sae intle. to the westwa,rd of the town, where the enemy were totally unpre pared fir an atta-k. The Itiviere des Plisiet„ about three miles to the east of : Denis, was intruded for the other Otto of drsee,,,, 'rite remaining four frigates (chi n it was sup posed th. first landing ens rocuretl) immediately gro.oehl for the atielturug,, and were followed by the treurporis as they Halved. 'I he %r a th e r, which till now hail beets favourable, b. win to chatig , .; the head' on t!.:r side of the island being stsrp.:onl eo oposed of large shingles, is generally of difficult access. but it was supposed, un rieunum wog it. that the lan 4it44 g was practicable ; a nd Cap. tato Willou-4ltby, who undertook to superintend it, pu, heel id to a small prize sults - miter. captu•ed by the .nth a party of seamen and a de triehincot of light troops, and with some of the boa., w ich followed. effected a-partial landing ; but the surf *till increasing. several were stove mu the beach: it being. however, considered, by Lieu. t en a n t-colo ne l lie citing, of much importance to ef fect the landing on this point s a light transport was pt anal great judgment, by Lieutenant of the Boadicea. in order to act as a break water ; !tut the stern (-aisle parting, she onlyforined a inaineisiary cover for a few he a ts, and, notwith standing every exertion of the skill end experience of eap:aiti Willoughby, the officers and Seamen. it was found neves-dry on the close of the day to re any further attempts at this point for the limier'''. 1 01111 concerned to state thit two seamen tansod stadois were drowned on this occasion; the party, however. maisitunied their ground, and took possession of the battery and post of St. At tie during the night. The Magicienite, with two transports, were now detached to support the brigade tainted at (;ratide Chalimpe ; but Certain Curtis alone gabled the oachorage and landed the treop% embarked in he In the matting of the nth Cie beach still ap pearing untivonrahle. I weighed, at the dearer of Lieuteriant•Colimel Keutin2. and Proceeded to the a uc li.ie n e off Grande Chaloupe, where we landed the remainder of the troops, guns, &c. The transports had been left in Charge of the Iphigeoia. and Captain Lambert with much activity and ex. anion landed the troops embarked in her. I directed Captain Pym to proceed with the Sirius and Magicienne to be ready to act with the troops off St. Dellis; when at its p.m. I received a message from LietitenutitsColontl Keating. that he lied entered into C eapuurati w with the enemy, and at his dro.re landed t-at inotiirig tit etiiiiireily anis \I r. rarythar, aprniated to Ow Govertituritt of the (aho had dime me the honour to t•Ol hark in the wheu vie signed the annexed terms of a apillilstons.• I had prerion-ly ii.r.-ated Captain Pyrn by si4- nal la take potoc.sion or the shipping at St. Paul's ; in effecting which Lieutenant Norman, in the barge of the Sirius, capinred a French brig (+hat had sided with dispatcbes for the I.le of I. ranee) in a . . stile w!.ich do; that officer much credit : !peg le*re to transmit Captain Fyne. report of the affair. For a detail of the operations of the troops on shore. which led to the surrender of the islaud. I beg leave to refer to Lieutenant-Colonel Keating 's dispatch•. ; his plan of attack was so ably concert ed, and executed with an much decision. as to oc casion the speedy termination of a cont, st, which. a protracted. must from the nature .1 the country Icier occasioned much loss. It now. S.r. becomes a pleasing part of my duty to notice the cordial unanimity mid zeal that pies railed lietwecei uli ranks of the army sod lousy on the service we hale been engaged ia. To Captain. ()yin. Lambert. Curt a. cud Willoughby. I feel pa, tiruls►ly' indebted. for the prompt u-siotouee nod oilman' I reCTIVIII from them mt (.ITry ; era Le 141 the exertions of the (Merril and men on this short hid ratiguh,g circler rooki not be surpassed. Lieutenant-Colonel Keating has mentioned, in high terms of approbation, the conduct of Captain Willoughby. the Officers and seamen employed on shore with the *mope, and Lieutenant Cotteli, with the brigades of marines under his orders. As the superior force of the enemy, st:;tioned at the Isle of France. will not allow me to detach any part of the squadron. I hare directed Hewes:alit Halal., First of the lloisilicea, to proceed with the dispatches in the Alm., the fastest-sailing transport of those destined to proceed to the Cape : the merit• of this Officer are well known, Sir. to you, sod I cannot mention in too strong terms of commen dation the unremitting zeal and assiduity to which I f ee l so highly indebted.-1 have. &c. Jos. Row LET. Vire.Adaiiral Ilertie , Ate &e. Hn Mnjette's ship Striae, at anchor at St. Parrs, July 11. lain. Slit—ln putting your order in force to anchor at St. Paul's, 1 wa. tired at by all the batteries ; and on eltealnit ■ trute, they repeated it with suauy Arli• ; howe%rf. thiniig my stay in the flay, I clearly saw that a brig was getting ready to sail I hat night. At eleven o'clock I dispatched Lieutenant Nor. man, in thr Berge. to being her out or cut her oti; he fund, by barreling the other vessels in the hay, that she ►ailed about nine o'clock: he pushed on. Iter. .25. 1 10. Diriorrher. of wh ch the follosing are copi h.try been received at this Offset! liwni Vie -Ail • 13•-•rt!e, Coinintoiler-wi-Cilier of I lot :Nialemy'a *lupe and I% et the Cape of Gout, 111 , iii.,altirea,eJ to Joke Wile.m Croker, F..4q. _ . _ Pay, Au:. 14, !sin. Stn—Bp my divitch sitlr.s.o.l to w .010 use the • - • - • - . . . 12th or. Gtr th r inforonanntl their Lordship... and forwarded to Elozb itid the . honourable Costru.orty's ship :Strait C•tri.litft, Ihadllte honour to cominuniente the :i.lv.ces I had received from the Cove on of India, of the force then proceeding to the Wand of Rodent:nes, for the redaction of the :sir of Bourbon, and of the ulterior objects in contemplation : it it with peculiar sati,ractiom that I alit now to Rego..int y o u, that by the uri i va t o f the cotontry slitp tile Anna. ut this artchorage, on tie .23:h illation?, I hate receiv.il train Copt tin ~sky the olsyst.:ll, of which the accompanying i. a , toinion•leing the oottrenoler of the Isle of linan•bron to Ills 114j...illy's arms. by clittulation, on the 9111 of Joey. The prat eesluivs or the squadron in emajiinction with the usilliare force, under the C4111A114111014 of Lieutenant-Culoi4l Keating. are so fully detailed in l'apt.iiis Rattle'', said In ?ter, with its aceorupaiii metal., that it rota aina only for me to congratulate their Lordships nit the successful IPPIIe Of this first step towards the extermination of the eitem)'s po on. in this quarter. Lieutenant Roblo of the Roadie's, who was the - • hearer of these dispatches from Captain Rowley. ohne* honourable testimony of hi+ zeal and merits ua soctirniei by lona espei knee. I hag to recom mend ro their LoriMops' notire, and have intrusted bunt with my preeent communiratoona.referring them to him for any further informatiun.-1 have the honour to he. (Sigurd) A. !Karig. His Majesty's slop Boadicea, Road of Si. Waif, 161 r of Wwrbon,Jwl, li. Sam Stet-.-I feel much satisfaction in annomiring to Iyou thr surrender of the Isle of Bourbon t ills Nlaje►ty*, arum. According to the comaneniration I hall the. honour to make to you on the 14th ult. I ; proceeded to the Isle of ilo&rtguez, where having joitted the traospurts from ludic, and iu eviacrt: • F•e t►e Capitol-Theo, •ot Litstewt•C•t•sel Keatiales end, after a hard raw at nearly tne:ve 1.4.1 p wish and; in a moot ga.la o t through her lit e i • boarded, mod took the Edward, of Manta, pirrc. , l 1 , ,t 14; only font twelve -Mom ter* so.I .30 att.• was charged with , :i•pat e h, * h.r tor 1 ern happy to say, we has.- so.ly ed, and not daitgerntisly. ! (f•i g ht a) To Comowdare Rowley, &c ICr. ice. P. S. She Iti months old. .245 sod calmer-fa Acura; and, ut tm tlllll.ul. vessel fur a is ket. Niter, Simon'. A,I; Stz--1 have the honor to the issfurtentifm of their Lutd,lttps, A letter from Catsbtin %mit% . met otnilco, tent Of kalle•l, sounded, lit t 111;,, x . with the enemy in the I.le and nth July labt. 1 have the 6hour t“ Els 111sicsivs St. re:.:s, Jen 1,, Sta-1 herewith tran smit iu )0,1 s the killed, wounded, and tet9,.i..g. to the ships of the squadron, in uoni, meshy at Si. 'Marie and vicinity ors,. 1), linurbou, on the 7th awl Bth ul Jul i st. 1 have the lietsunr to he, &v. JO. Vice Admiral Mille, 6:e Lc A reform of the Ki 11.7.1, Wueuite.l, and 1 1issisir, liis Ainjesq's ships miller the tuttcra ruplain of tls Majesty's hip 80nd,,, tletetr of the Stiovlrun nil Ii 14: holt of Cram with the evenly St. Mari , , and imity ut st of liourboa, UR the 7th sod dill 14 July, 16 Magicieuue—.l private of Maria , . tidied es tlu turiug._ eivide-2 0t5.557,11.17 SCBIII4II drowned. (Siglital) jO3, RI Tilt: BRITISH PR LON DON, SATURDAY, Orrosta 17. A report was circulated !e.terday is that MANEma had attacked the Allied Ai Lord Wawa oroa. and that the litter, ed a coinidete defeat. No arrive; from 11 no probable channel for the convoyante of portent intelligence, was stated, and yet made some impression upon the public ma believe that it was a mere stock.joblas 4 t we find that the funds did sutler a tlifl: sion in consequence. Oa time other , said, in justification of the propagate; rumour, that a Monitear bat hero et-4'i taming an account of the battle of Beanie the los. of the Allies is estimated at ;ago wounded ; and that this has beet) meal second action.—ln almost all the reports o battles of which we have read, ;loan to K, tAT . II invosion of Sicily ineus:ve, tee gear bath patties clainaiag the vieto.y ; mn l r ; ing fact to ascertain the truth, at id gene' ed %Inch army remained in wcme,s ea of of bank, aryl which retreated'—That the were defeated iu • biilliaut sttle iu the Buzaeo, we do mo.t firmly baterr ; but nuity of 11011APAITC will be exerted to day hi a ditTerent He may wow tory by our own stattd.ir:l. lie tn.sy s‘y the field of K. 1,1 Lord N 1 ci.t.im tre.ittA tr. )on.i the Moudezu---aud daft,: admitted, he ma► proclaim a r;.•tory alavea, and late the loss of the All.es at 7 moderate calculation. We have spin to Norma that the an; peeted di•putrhrs from Lord Wri.sts not arrived when this Paper was put to The grersordistary Gazette. colits.oll final account of the capture of the Islam boo, was puldistud yesterday. The was ably planned and executed, and an rud valuable colony has been asla.rl to' ty'sJorniniuns. The capt Ur: ofthe Mann Isle of France, a more important posgewi anon. we tru-t. follow the capture of Bourbon. The Expedition agrinq ti France was to sail from the 1•Ie of Br beginning of tin. month. The numb , to be employed would, it was said, 14.000. We have received twine Getman Pal which we hove wade the following extracts HAINSURGII, 11EPT...- " The Director§ of the Imperial French Fa. Mee at flaniburgh have made known, that is virtue of orders which they have received, said by the consent r.f the Senate of this town, there a itl be established at Ititzehattel, a Pest-office, to open on the IA of October. In consequeuces letters will be received at the Post.officea ra Ham burg for Ritzebuttel. Huxtelide, lloniehur;; l4 Stack, Ratbuk, Neuhaus, and Oen via:foe. Till will be dispatched at ten o'clock at nights on W ad " nesdays and Saturdays, and arrive at Retzebuttsl on Thursdays and Sundays. The post will leave Ritzebuttel on Tuesdays and Fridays, and sr' rive an Wednesdays and Saturdays in Ilamhuro. ,4 Extract of a letter Irina Perpignan, dated Sept. The corps of the orally which Gen. Sachet commands, and that which is in Catalot , ir. hit s formed a junction ; and Marshal Macdonald (Dula ol Torcasio), has taken the coanaud-in-chlef. 114 head-quarters were at Lends. sm. to. " The crew of the brig Adonis have greatly di' ',anguished themselves sander the fort of this plar.. i• Yesterday live lassuclies of the En41.,11 r the. Oil' r, tint W.: he ; ''l lnl ut 4 .,,, e 1114 1 ..1 L.. . to mold s . iritig of That tau I " 1 ". tibly Ina t ,„„ ode —.Tile I It tutre , ,,:, i. te 3 °' 'I , 4 too *ereball For.. •.. Coe Septe:l ll lot to I, • • (1` A. Li al dt dc T T It 1,, of 4 bstedfo h I lettitu "" Yd Col t. II tn., I {era $ I •i b 1414. 100 Itt< Jut, hot! 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['reach Poe• mown, that ta teemed, and own, there ILA Pest-office , to I co nsequeuce. offices ia flaw , lOrtiebilt4ltt • Mita. night, on We d : at Retzehot t t . host will learc in ll•mhurgh. lens dated SFr• ft: