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tend'', elddsootheisigeopoted to tins enemy's ire I,en that Hitt, Islam] oft -.hand toad )eon in our prosessions gonad ; DM the game ultieeticatul...l. yen staled ia employing the •s-miug,forenomel aft soderewsend bock the division of tr o ops, it levee been possible for the tronspewts to have porerested up 1 transport boats, apply to the' employing tl , e Sal boat you eaM. may lead Healey, to tie Vara Gat, bat to remain my- 1 the tiebetelt *almost tuallestotion Gum the Sums of Flatten t !' had with your - equalran ?-Ity tor memo ; the list boats self, fa the purpose that hod beat befiwedtrected tit that ..--1 think K wheel. were learn hit.. the relealaimen .4 the 7• men. w- day I olaterreml motels poosior between Fleshiug and Has you seen the printed papers containing eptories, pot. i Hityuu tian nanh: 4b earl year atinailto.l for mere fat both,' VS lalr.tel, and sent the bunts iso chew of them ; the hoods i ae it appear.; by the Lords Ctann t ilaioUtie of the Admiralty thin yeah had !--4 think not , I bad the tranepate tamale eto•aotol, I helmrre, by runuine ep the Scheldt, sod the brre„ to you and Sir James Suumares ?-1 havr, eJ, they were all of tour email is eis , to carry flat boots. whew signal I made to cover the boot., am di ;shied au at. Du you Imo. at what period el tour those queries were Mute wl...ther, after lord Huntley essittruniceted 14 Ve• temmine to rcj . n me, in consequence of a shift of will]; t pot and auetteted I... Almost April, id 11. his instructions not to •tteutpt a !stain( *wires he could oh, Arrow man et m shore wit the Ellebou, ontaude of Were home quericiyut to you and Sir J•in.• Sattllearee put ou shore oleo turn at ate trap, you hid an opportunity Picshino; the loot moraine 1 gent vends to her reoistacce, by the Look Cosnisossioners of the Aulumirolly, Or by any of comusetricating that part of the tustruction to Sir Ri o.l eats - she domed, scut duwila id look that p0.:3.104 or:- 1 osol what other persons 1.-They moue through estrum. at chard Straeltun, UV, an point of fact, did evilsoliElieille tied et'', lt ...,i I pasitiou unman the cu.; nt . the Elle:wag, shirk I the Admiralty, but I c unsidtrmel them from others of the part of the iusirmietim.n to Sir Richard Sunda',?-1 did not efe..'nrs tar chamfer:l of the Weilia ssd Clu a rloo t I cousi 31j e iµ,A. tunable, - the ihstruction was not to laud unless onoo men rt - •li' 3 ~:o•al t'o*;liOtt 'Cr enoistmil tit the bludtade if De ••rn rreollett that the first query slate* what pro. could be put uu shore; but it did state an expectahou that I:.•:• , ...:, asst t held thst statiau thereat alto:siege. The t emotion of this ferce is Mooned requisite?-1 think (list I could land that umuller ; I did not kumre it stroll late in t am. ~.i ro t IL' • I give us the Ufa:lncr. *pow reeellectem, is was the fourth forty ;of throe that erre stet there were the evening of the .t 7 tb, and bad uu upputtuu.ty ism roam 1 1 ,,,,,f 0 rt„ h o l .•,; • t:oma.a.mater-iti-Citi• - f hue 4 ready rail three (lorries, a burl. it did put rest with Ow James Samoan: umunieath it . 0 . .. i all lb.• .'ho.oo :lidera of iraiiions for unnotivm, mine aid myself to answer. . (That use the distance bet wens your squolron end that has sea •li:i‘ms. l and atom** oe is oow iii paw:sawn of ito you mien, that ibere were any mote qtierlis put of Lord Gardner, 011 the monitor of the Jot% • -Lord Gaol. any -Wailed am row.- -o die whole Oro., . •'nwgr. , than a; peat in the primed papers ?-There were I thiiik user's squadron trim in 11144 t to leeward, but HIM ti , a till in .• i you know o lieut... , sf•er you hot iskto that pi sitiun three , but they did out relate, as I bare said, to Sir the course of the fOreauent ; it' tuidt its stasiou ut Stir Duet s: ti... cad IS the U 10141: 4 , any , r e at i a d a l real ( Vail- Jewels S.llllllllllll roil myself, sad they were nut aliallfried. . lot , . II ~' ••• 1111111 Inf .al a,/ tic blocked* compltie 5 - The %Vino no you anent by their not relating to sir Junta t Do you know the slate of the French forte as to ships of IT.• ~ oh. washy uo cizaus mould. te ;um thefith several vessels Sou entree and yourvelt '--ds far as my recollection sera,, 1 sae in tbe lowno cr Flaehiug, at the time you. sptak of atone F ,s, I..ine foil of ,im•ops; I saw them repartee, and had they were rittratiant as lit the i t avil force dieposable for numbers, force, and state of equipment -fliere were nu It.. .. s . m f e ar 1 ..4. to n o tatter so, eler thetu :at the the petal. c. 1 therefore cunankred them questious fur the . score* ii. the bass..; the reentY's Stet It was noderstoo4 I. '._ . ••• their pr 0...;, oil. ilmr Nymphen) awl the Zenobia Admiralty. '. when we sailed wag at Fluslitios, but I hadlrani from a e id- loe sieoal fr• , ear ..0, b., she rim was so short, sad lust o ill recoiled that the first merry, which appears to * meter, us the errimoug of the astlo, that the ships had re it • mod was sea atoms, rlo• the vessels gut scents is. spite here hero answered by you and Sir igni t es Semitone, states hoard to the gt trout; ILW three sail, whirls I supposed to u , :... or , souse g.e In, its came dldsen from the Slough, but I wind prupurtimi of this f o rte is defined requisite : *hat be of tio• line, in do- Scheldt ; there was a frigate and souse • t .. . • 'ete tem eat them uft ; they toe& a pusifiem, ..Loth Atte was mesa by the eords " This force r- I doubt ahem &and:mats stllusloug. N. r :- ,t me. rent *or ware vesse . • iris Mg ; Wit it came to Mow altar au> het of Triode moonily apple-44e on the service was In year opluion. Moll the previous capture of Flushing He. a.'etaotat 11„it the rot bests wets- •Itiern from IMO nudism. given ; sit hove said, the (tourer queries refitted to it. Rut cessare•Ao . the intended attack upon AntwerP i-.ts motor 41*, • , :e.e ahiilleil he Walt shelter In the Slough 'I lie name a ecttaiii fore.• mif hue of•lmartte Moos was always comisidered ,of opini .... , I ibitmk not, but that opinion is flouted sitter Aii...b h. 7.1 liftaiirt of, mi tare ev:iiiag of the 6th elao,lto re. nevem...try, a rows warty equal to e hat the enemy was sup. • the moot ; I beg further to state, that, in the eurployinent I thee to Cal...ma; they too m all cot of but mote *rimy! awl ',putted to have its the basin of. Flushing. • was, I /milli take but a very utirddr view of the proceediogs .ullat Mott, .4.1 I eteemed , tio: to F.ushing ; tliat setenyt son ' Demos uuderstatl, that the worth " this fare related Cr istentions. the full, --..: nownilig twee oe.l ac.tsa to Ensiling, fall of to any firer, that wan deseritoml in either of the three ferrety In your opision, measiiderine the other points .f descent troopo, a situt the cm hums .bad Mon driven teem their ate- flurries h•-•A forte that was to hate beset deeteilsed, but that that were smiths our poser, did mot Co. sklsmkoh epee tins. 'that tree the last reinfereeMeot that put in ; from Ido uut think "Meetly Was; I can is areely charge my we- Weleberms intschieruedy as well as uonecessatily ,stand the thee thee, I rorthhke the bluckade to have been complete. may at this distance of time giro cutout.. ribose, übjects of the Expedition ? V.. en , t t° , ..vreP., that if loch bad been your lustre. hems You would lem-dle Lava answeed a query whirh requires Übe volutes was directed to withdraw j • lea IM dor anemic', ui if you htd beret provided with ally lu know %O u tl ier " n o s fors" ous MI that wit. nee y, 1 The witness Wile agaiu called ill, auJ the queetion pro drftereso .1. .tipocrn of force, it coat] have been pamble to withoot knowing what forte was stated ?-I doubt if the posed have iii.eMed Flenhing on - the Ira aide, without UeCtlll Mg fate was known ; also refers to three other Tithes Idu To answei that questiors, I think 1 should at the titre be C'erhand ?-II hl-.r rery strung between the *hied and the not think I should bare recullet•teml t h at, hut the sane pap , ' hi pusseesios of mot' that. I actually knew; lam uid at ail a teeth or Armor, too bouncier goo-busts to have rtniatned was emit to me tes kunw whether I remembered the "towers snare of 1U diSterts of the Eepodition ; but, fowl romans, ill that u Imogel for the greater part of the time ; any other to those queries? that is the Hanoi that brought it route rally l report, the vido ia shish th e Cullom...mho 1., Chef maw it chiss of vu oeln wee!! base been much reword to the rue. to my recollection. I then, must be very differrat fonts that ho which he remold illy:. Err A hlordinde wokritt posseestas of Cambasd mut yea will feud then is anot h er paper o f q a er i re pa t to ran See it row; I humbly submit this is a quesilon I /*maul treteinly ham been r'ery &Mobil. and he James Samoareg: have ale gumluess to state the answ er . Tuts elate, that un the dulls it blew too MUMS to Ned tramps date of that paper.-sTbey were pat in eonsopir e ce of the The object slated is thermrstioareleteut ti a furnser goes. from the Ilinsldirts' boats ; reel' tree,* hate been lauded mowers to the brat queries, and renewed them within a few bon, in which the menu object is stated to he the ...normative both safety by any abet desertions.. of boats ow that day ?- d ata. of the arsenals at Autwere ; was not tint ahjes I 'Molder- They rowid hate been knded from the uses of war's boats, You base staled, that you cannot ~,,,, Lain th e pree i se nlibly and nanceessartly 1,141.h/a by the dein. katime at Wall the d'iloalur front the beneP°'l*. boats *ea lint knee the mouber of awn which the both of Lord Garduer's division Marren ?-11* themes, many* were afterwards to proceed to went agar ty, hilt the woo t tioaimmg cetressely hard dueetly „jahf twee carried; without . 0 cm, iN iug t h e prec i se ease _ Antwerp, it mast of coulee Le a very anal delay ;in the off lb: . leno, aid their means of rowing root being great, they her of tee. thee would have carried, hare you soy sews I way I then sow it, Floehble seemed to be a very Primer/ 'runlet no' Insime Mork lloolCreo°, sad there was deign of of knowing windier those boats antild, Willi your own, lime nbieet• their be mg ili-firil wader the batteries •hich were at the been able to laud the Lotto meta which Lord Hawk, required? Are you correctly understood to have stated, that if it tether eateraille of the heath. where It was ilskedcd to They would Ind; 1 doubt whether the *thole Number landed i had sot barn for the unfaeossralsle state ~ f tear triad, the land. by any twat. and Hasa of Loot Gsrdner's dersias, would I hosts of the imu of nor, together rah the hosts of the If pots had Wes pr o vided with% suffwierst tesesher of host. h are ~,e , ,tr a totto. transports, unglo have lauded 1400 UMW at once ?-•-Tlity of a motopOrsit titswoorios, ....Mut mot Moo rif laud. ectml a 'mt. I u ~, ada , :. , 11 10r to hove stated, that you think if t h e I would. 15.., n sufacisot forty ge• at , Mt , roan , of tits Exrrd'lst", on humbug had beers effected at Colsind suss tie allli, it world In point of feet, by the return of the men of war's boats, ils in I--The gums iMr war h. lota t,OOO no , . ; •-• • that we not limo have been upposed by a force that would have re. might nut Ilse whole aorpo men have been lauded in three moat havelowl a much greater freer oilmen of war; the turn „wed h-There eee uu epreerewe o f k n .., ee t h e „stomas I hours Is-I think they would net have been landed in three of wan at Mel, lead their full eultiplemeut of beets, us wary o r t h * om h . 1 totem, I I husk we should have found difficulty in getting the' as they road web c. 0.. If It load wet berm fur the violent state of lite wind on that " 11 bock. • What was time desornaliese after the ourerndre of Flush- town ., ...„, 1 , 1 ,„, that kattwe hive her ,, tl y eeirti ! _ t That is, suppositie that the men of war's boats should a s h-Ade, ihe surrender Cif Fiushitz, I sit odedetache wills t w a t, ;," would; come were, was r aid . taar4 ' leaky it ,. hare retargeted would beet: been au hour at least lotion. • •etalt tomt•amloto to the side of kiruvrers tinr ium slriletlvout In laud two thmerand melt, hut still 1 ihiak th, they could have returned • I think, from the state of the beaten• weather, it would bate be e n more. beeline ...mid bare hems curried auto effect Are the Comm:lice to wideretand, that the projected opt- Flow inory men of war bad yen ander your cornet:tad?... lo the communication m a d e by you to Lord Gardner ' did ratios, ulf toe random thoon men of Lord Huntlee's division There acre lire frigates, fire sluups, I think, three or faze Posf•sk fee the heats of Lord fettedore'S Itluerhno to he scat was chimney! Er the wait of a proper destriptiun of boats ?•• g•tmvessels, and I was joined the a howls ; the stoopsl la vow, or did you ask for the junction of Lord Garduer's I was awe pre i rravi: to emit et that it was necessary that s e rra mo r the worst p ar t a aims!' class o f l„iz; ~L ich b oa ., • melodeon with yuut's ?•-1 wrote for his Lordship's emoperm gots o Ebro should be taa,' rd ; I arm. Maud of sach rn ea. bustottor :aniline troops. - boa; lat the same time stated that his boats were what metatioa data Lad Il.te•lm . had intimated, sod all the arm p a yet , hater . to lowa, whither Lord c anton ... emu , I wasted ; and I made the communication, thiukets they me :-.l.m•st. boa bang made fist soca days. draw bad dot boats ?-t Illetri.tuod not grandly ; (date slight come when the shills mold twit. /Id rite waders:raid hem Loch Heasley that he bad ut might Litre been a few, but out greet:rally. Whit were the cuatents of Lord Carditer'efetter Inelaing metallic...or of hated able Is land dtonn men at one "Fcre - Do you happen to Imes whether Lord Curtner had Mu the eatraM from his Instructions ? , 1t was ii letter of form, tiuu flewst-Nsere tis.t she teethes allot orb. fp debt snit of the hue ho-I am unit r e ntal., la y . 41 me a n% Mcvdy nohow,' Oho ins/tattoo, and scluranovicelsiltg the re. Ilat ercaMo el the e; tit you dia uadeistan4 so !-- but I think e.a. ccipt of mine. Cm mealy. on tte mashie of the ItYll. ; awl ao I Wee stated. In th e r oo r roo th ot pus h a d w ish b ar d ;1"o" on th e i Imam Committee 1.1 oudentaad, , llial that retract from the. atraogeniects wry" mode atom dorm Irefoor ; ant the oath, I WI. of July, did volt anderataird Lool Werth.y haul reason I lie biatructiona implied aa ashler to land Gardner out to gine may imr""rLi'll° I" the C•P°des en'h r 11 " , 'e't ' ll the h. expect that >or *morel have haul st,o 0kra...4 towto% two •.detach his boars ("" hie 'Slade." !--The order nee foe Sat I sent a cep, of those insysetiosni ter toy Contestserier thmoand were '-My Lied Huntley** islets active* impressed Lad Gordan. to keep the sitsatmeu Ise then held, and that In Cherf that txpectation. 1 P"ar it might out he nem story at that time fur the troops. V• 14 lb. "istaleml ardor your eutele""act provided etth 4 " 1 I hawk you hare stated in yea evidence, that it um Sir to he llen" at Cmari"" l lawns. f•r Martian the throe', tai additiun to your owe boot.? m esas ,' o tr. ,,h as a ; ste mm a to h air goats up t h e sebeidt I Was that to the istornetion, ..r ens that only the in .- it 0 s on the al of Awgest ' • what day did the ferrates and line-uf- lettuce drawl+ frum the instrue •-lt was in the untrue. . tomtit ships pass up the beheldt h- The order fur the frigates 1 W 4•• to pee. use received on the alb; they passed sal the 11th; Have you gut that original carnet, ur low. yen a tom of there had been a purview enter, what, nos calantelltialul- that extract with you ?-It is is toms ; I loot nu copy with v 4 ; the Nee of-battle ships diet not pea through until the um day Mier the batteries were opened against Fleshing, but I How fee were this ships yon contort 'tiara from the intend. they emote to the tellPf part of the Duelist° at the day the i eel place of lowliest-Ike first 'Ammon I took was from two frigates prised through. . i to shoe miles from the place; it won intended to asewqrlie Can you state lu the Committee the ressons why they did ships, and to go width. half a mile of the beach. nor pm. wooer , -- , Frirtli the nth to the 11th the send was I Was the state of the wind on the morning of the loth of foul, the., eyelet not p. ; Sir Richard Stiachar:s nitration July ' pock as to suable the boats of the tnen of war aind the to pas how ,orets with the loreckbattle ships I hare, stated flat boats to effect a !surfing h-lt was; they would have was esprersed to me its a h tier' ated the 2d. Inett some time inventing is. Can yuo state the rcaaort why they did cat pass up be- Yea have stated, that at soon on the :Pith ofJuly, • signal (were the od sod sob !-I causal. was made for fiehlorieces coming down to the shure ; would Yoe do owl know auy mamma why they ceald Pot bane it, in yew emotion, have bees prudent to have larded seven panted up between the td and the eth•-There were um" 'rewired men, slating, as you do, the ditlirully of settler d ays on w hi r h•th el r o od have mime d, th ere were som e d a y s Ilse boats off to laud seems hundred others?-At that ego which they could out ; the tub:ohms of Sir Richard tone the idea of landing had beau alnuidoned for the day. Sirectom's letter on time Yd was to hold the strips its readi. Are the iustructions you referred to as your brit iustrue nem In push up, after the retreat of the Preset. liumuf bat- Ilium , . Ow" which liar dale the 4114 of JOY. I st*, dated he elmips had hero rut off by our troops ut Bathe ; whether from the Amethyst, sts the Downs ?-obey are. the Freud, ohmps 1... Mg paestd Hallos made any champ ia Hare Youirtitill yea, or can you produce one of the papers the plait, I really do two Mesa. • stated to he inclosed la those itlolllllllloll6, imitated, " Army l'omi Lace stated, that ometwithatnrolitor some shoos wag Arrangerneuts ?^-tam sot quite arbor that I caw, for I lett I .id wpm, the snhj vt of lord Ilmmtley'e instructions Cuss the My ship in so used) hurry, that Idu out Lear shalom all :loth, you *mild have hooted the doom mks ; in w hat awe- I nay papers came with me or aut. Irem • ltd ' , ) , 1 Incas to ulmseoriserl. those Mee -....1 think, if I You Moe atsdcd, that if the English fleet had missed could have prourisrel a rapid return sat the heats, timidity Flashing they laillt hare Proceeded to Aoleere i state le would Lave Isabel wills the 100. the Committee, whether yon desk they could have pausal Th e n, acc o r di n g to. Lord Itemiley's instructions, porn sea WO, behire they had gut to Aatwerp, witbent the rupture b e d H au tl e y w o uld, notwithst a nmu t th owe instructi o ns, of Lido •-1 hilVe sot 'toted that they coati] have rise to have risked that loading, contrary to your sense of the in. a Anhwei p s t ro mo nss i-wh a t I a l s o. in moa n er o f o pi e h oo ga the r ed o ut s I You hese stated, that, on the mmulog of the aoth of Jody, to w le, o n, in . boi l th e c o ur ts s a m o o w a s beta; to y fo o d yeti could lame lauded .0 the busts of the un uuf war muter Huntley ea. anxious for elm pecforisatice of the service, and 'use commumid, shoat 7 0 0 Staudt tomes; st that time had would, I bale no doubt , have bitten upon him that dsere- I yea any reason to knoll what the strength of the army in ti nt % which morry editor at a ris t emser front hie superior most Cadsand etas •-1 have stated holt we saw an force at that do. tiers-.-{The wituess wea the•sted NI witidireir.) You lowe *fiord to the Committee, that yam bad in ton. - temptation to bate run trammed to on shore for the purpose of Be . ...polisemt :corral Mon en roe* was called its. landing lan reinut Ills, but uric lorrented ii. coast queues Fzipcserl by lA* Committee. of the act. aintilateil force Hest app,•ared to be collected at We.• yon aot a General 011icer under the command of Cedestrd i ut You had thought of lima °truere a little mower, , the Marini...l Huntley in the late Expedition ?....1 was. twirls' out you have put the lent on a erre by th- sonless/sat Did Lord [felicity cominnuicate to you his haitracheres I There wee ate chitchat to the noosing the tm aneports OM .-Ile did. Aide *lade the enmity was in toter, and the weather woo na. What were those Untrue-hoes Math" In tioe lanitidg In tattled; it %could not base made ltre member &thirdly tended Cadsawit '--That the lauding is Cadsand was entrusted to greeter • the lactation was to tug the heats ratans mom me, with y,foiv mrn, to be meter my commend. "Wolk, bust on the 3 oth the wind .e" ],wally orr the hoar I Was that the total cumber that was intended In be land•od sad it would hart toes diGii•ult to get the transports there. is tradaind -I,7atetta a further number It as tte,rsaary. At who, distance from the shore . Le • bust the trans. ', Were you Korea to wndermdand that - 4tret, far as lOU know the eltsignetton of the Are ship( • , eare ~ , snruatil of Captain Tem!imam destined toners!' µ -.et fares fitillt!Clt 1,1 the lin:twit rposturn ' er.oels fo, ao et nu part of the squadron milder LII) enters ; they *owe. no 1,1 the ..lesito Cliosisel, east I attached a suritti:t to them tut IL. sr pewit:class ; off tier saisequeot usereesuests I knee. oollemg Coe } , •it form any oriaioo of the souther of troops Mat o, re traesporteil from (:aetrosid lu Wtikh t MI, on the Ws of Aofest sod the follow tag der The member ass cuusisler tdde, has I canot judge of them. As warty as you eau state it, What do st suppose it to *—liepoet stator slit whisk relaforeesoeut drawn from Cadmus.' at three regotomni • the vessels employed I tsluesil dna!' ropolite et entre ing laiseat loom men ; but that is sarosisr ; I 1611,* Ottlkiltg to goide any fuslistuent. J)t) you kitow the elate of the toitruetsolos, of which feed Gardner sons yell Sit extrnrl ?-The ?Myatt from the in stsllll.ol to remain ,t hoe his Lordslup then cow, was with out etare. Cs.ts lon state what Is the distsore kinneen ellonn4 sad the roma tool on the sonth•weet of Cat:baud flare Ito loam ledir of that stAr of Ciolrauel. e;mt you state sehetbiu, asspst•tsting Lord Canker's Matra., ban, pre•CLIIV.I 61111 I. QUI loosing the to ! ,,,ore a u . vivant". liar 'scats of Lord tisrelner's sepsoilron mig6l toot Sara town said to await in that Walnut blow strung at times, hot the hoots moths bare beets sent at tones. After the reioforreutents hail grossest soar front Cadlasial to Plashing, bail poi on opportunity of Mosel-ring the re. retaining force at CaJaasiti had out; l6c CnCt.l) %.a to fore , thtre. Is Ilse Committer to imf , r from thence that thry erre its ink tare as to pro, at a tla n ossltarktutne from %nnr divi sion, if it had Items found Mt•riary l—orrerions to Some eepil:ricimients passiug met, lord sittotlev'ss siss.a.soss of the argil) had horn oreleeed Sr the Verr (lot, and was goo,. Mohr the amount, or the probable atanult, ateirsitex to your rstouattor, of the Awn that 'night have ressimotd at Ceamlittl me give no Woe of the probable Awes; I vow Sloe , sere troops, bas of sloe souther I r• old fuTto no ',nag ine•st. I serer saw them to bodies; the haticrOs were all emcee pied If your means of lending the troop/ had beets reinforced with all the buts at Aduro•l Lind Garelarr's toposolron, who. nonilwe el* men do you moque* it assail hate hero in year power to hare hooted hire not 14111114 A is 1,10111)4- tins softie moodier of lams from Lord I:solace, usieslion, a cts , Inv slo not konw sire ship. that etimperad Mae tbr batteries en fin. ening of Csdnan,l its sorb sines- kr, oust sil .itch • orription, 04 to nodes , 11 err- r troops to hood epee tb it ielaast er re nut seeing nu the past of t.ielsatul; where 1 t..l•,be timers seight hsec hero costieJ erth lest the th:t• wee: 11..ry and there wnw bOillf !TIMM tint movern pnlly kruss it, that tht!, might l,c 4.1.1et1 within the fee et ite.se batteries. Is 11.1 Cestinittet to uttitirotand that there are parte of It • Newt of Cei!eisul oheie hemp& ns.g,lst lw 6 " "filrew+itia Ike fir'... toe, heittrire whatever but the troops 'eight loot biro ti se used by the ships of made -.ore from no- -__ ..a you imagine . ...-r yore gt. ...It prep, -.AO= Wen Mitt ports a on o d base grounded '-1 he shore was 'nova steep • for the Media( the whole of that somber M once ?—The thee I expected to hare found it, hot 1 really consul may lffempelsof Hustler teamed nos limit more, sea were to be Moo mar the transports would hoer Rose mahout grounding. I fended at one period. Is ii sour opinion that ire lituditic had been attempted na , Do ins Iwo" ' , tether that thitroreot on Iltelinled in tll4 3144 01 . 711t4 Itif8,( . 3.10411114111/411.1d have Inert 111 1/111•CS111011 . Lord timatley's instrectrom f-1t ors nut in tat amiti es , w e( the British ariny , —We slumW hare naoJe our tainting ; stnectioen that the ',ono oleo were to be debarked et one purl; the enemy 1104 a force them un the lore et 'mutt. std the some period. Hon curly no the 111., could the landing probably have Do eon Moor 10 Y shat means it oils eonmoinieeted I. been made good ?-11ets mu 9 and IQ is the morning Lord tt•utley shut he are to 4 open flostie into etsehl be die floe early to the course of the day did yuu uttserve any embanked at eve period , —l.ind Huntley informed me that flieiny .., ~,,, pi, i, !,„ re th ere i_Ti,„ „i„. n , t was mode to me , he gut that instrnetion fr.mi bracket Browurigg„ Ihe Qum- I:oder all eieen.ustances you are in possession nik tla )nn • ne field-pares at soon, the tro,..ps were seen at four o'clock ene-Nlssier-eierreral. 1; i‘b it naiad have been mhriool.le, u..: ',Mites , : point ut to the afternoon. tkete few whet rerion the Jelmilistion see not effected on m..., io beer attacked the Candi M. Catissusl?--it certearity . Is it your opiaioft that by noon you could hare effected a The aoth et Jnly • I - he 011,4 505 1.141.4.481. 4 ,1,1 e till th% alit, ' , A. , :e-oltio‘ to shuirm the balltries at (*.Amami. , talvlses of too Jur.sitte• a ;04,1MelA !,...-ii a could. : /setting am the shore. . "as it isi you. •prnian a,;e s siddr, u.ayri. all the narrow. I Is it soon opiition that before tom o'clork y. , • Mould hlifee ' Weee y o ur tnitif tte nom not to attempt a lending mil ms rimless that 'outfit.... to hu e vase - test "}-oft the inorusun of : effretee a landing of three divisions of 71114 men ?.......ii't ter. ! em• thousand nee cosh, hare been tended at once ~ ..-- t here the oath, 0 think it might 1... e hern attached *ills rims.sas i , , tastily could lance had the brigade on shore that sas attended; eras co instruction to that effect. Is mum) 1‘...1 not 11. e. it Idle,. 11 MI Gave. i tut Owls hirsute imended for Cethmml ens, I think, 41,4U0 I Red tonsil rerbst orders to that of from Lori tient- We're the b..t let vas uu the. cuagt..l c•olaimi, eleoe or epee ; wen. : fey *-1 strewn here received so order to land num the 051• i.,,,,, i ,„,_ ri „ .. 1 .... :1 *M out t kir that these 000 te.t 144 you runimoolitte this opinion to Lord 'loath" r-1 - eel comoaeadigl the demten ' 1./Ted li With" • 1 /Dune imme a vliss.ule in tatili rt.', tto l e sea u . j,,k,., 6 6,,,g I se . I told my lend Ilealley that there might be It 1441.4.0 it the I /tate:, in the cluadron eithlmrd Ilusithey.;rnertimirndtantly , food tlom I heat* in about autumn, but not to tars theft that. I fted.i ha &sect tunsmitud. virkisett iintt. An flit 34115, nnt.siti os io ' , s a tin , worn boodresl .neWeoulti lawn been! one piniod nodersinoti, Goni frogs cis in oevon lisan4ietl t tr,e n * tisust, coml.! „ *on' !Ise Sing'o ships` boots. Did not yet tin.lerninnd the who'Anuniber eusld v.. tot; 4 .0, 14 % aptAbal .Iny, by Tees. s ats I_l dtd tsar ; 11 saiett Lve tiefn C01111:114111Citrl to the 3f ottani* ..f Hunt te),lnit it 'taxer ensue tain t , Had yon au% ii amyof hounivg what %no thr tyre 4 .., enerny % noon the coast of Oalsais.l, on the inornihe f‘f C. both ? —We had. no infhrusstien foam Csdsand, lint IL, Nymphen f.ilttctrlepaphed Cur* wee. it " I ' 3 e d.°. the sfteltlonft u$ the 31st; then. were 41i0 to 'ca. 4, 4 frigate in shore on the 3uth. Pram 11w appearance of the enemy's C.ccie on the inu r 6, of the I.ilb. de y m think it wrmlii uM leave been t., landed the (*wt.. to artactsiucntatir &me 411110 atreu Innou own !--.Ctitwit !:: not. And it wnq fr rtu that corti.teratlon that the toot buidedou the 3utla -There wlts another considerthio, want or via-bout* with the bqUallrall to cover the L. A.,- . . . eal.t Nut She lending beer been niseisally e rr ' ships. of ar?—t do not imacine it could: the o I , t , t , ea shoal, ship. of oat could sot approach antLeaNtly. At whet per:ol did the the.shot stuAcr the coa m ,,,,d , f Lord !Nutley receive milers no: t.t. make any thrther ant s . epmt Cadaand ?-0,1 the id of A ee rie. . _ . Were any reasons aesigned for the change ttf the kilt/. Con of tbv carpe ?—.A hater, I utotcreton4, rat rr, c ," by Conrotodute thrro, that the div:rinn under thr , !lign.a Hllolhlllllll to gtl to the &magma, to reiatnee thr tats 6, ,Welelteren. s i":•;;;1 7 1 - t;nt !IteNtvli , •? hoe bees atteirtpted. ..... wi ll. th r 1.1, that rtu need that aluadran, nt sumo iortweeu the et,th of July nod Lb. cut of August !—lcstacte out. - For what renonti ?—The wealber priscipsliv no.l the bash( that toted land owl, Gum six to seven ht: ft.. sct..l mea n the /are of a el cater trrce. _ You have 1314 that uu the months/ of the s u it, It tp ,4 Sat have been .are to have landrel emu by diva:new of tom 'is to 'ryas hundred cede, what rendered it thw.re !—r • land in face Or h .nperior force, which was protected 1,) b s 4 series on the coast. Ow the etierning of the an* hu. aoy superine twee dn. equal , beem urea front the pm a tio,L coutaiued th e b ur! not hear that in nue Wily a superior force app m ,d ; but there appeariAl a turkty of troops in 1., Etsvih:tig, which was the great eurnanianitatiut Inut the Cuottneist. _ _ %Vete those troops discerned frma the ship el., ma. gained your troops 0., the moraine rtf the 3rob ?-1/mereed from the slops of oar, niany of whirls had troops. They cue discerned no the mooing Id the ash L.`fr there ma* Ems hundred discerned in the COWIN o' ti front the Alps of war; I ellbliee metev.4 to say at aim Isni it was they sere Joeceool ; as far as my Meallecties - me it was shoot mist Jay. Were store only itou tLea diseerned !—Only 41)4 is •ae b o dy, bide yes fiery of other detachmesits and piopiets peered all along the coast. At the GAWP time ?—Yes, the coast sem guided. Wm there any iwFonwatim from the CominsoderloCliof to Lord liwistioy a of the farce be might expect the men t• base At Cadfssad ra the tine you wield have le Meow s leading !—Node, .bas, I knew of. At what time In ilia MorntlYthe mitti did yne unfelt. modulo Owen cabeei * Po44ol/ recollect say barn; sea ham. • l a ilia you Ore Mat all tes tise comm that day'-1 • • see bum Ull Ill.tt day, ay 1,040 float my papers. At elect time casual Mealleet ; a the snorting {Vat It before noon ?—it was. ' At elm' time in the morning of the some day ‘d rein Hentlei the sometime, be being on Mani tam sp4nre Owen. Dial any ensivereation pad in your prewar* hole: en 1 sot Huntley nod Comm ,, diare Owen, relating to the taadir t at the troop, was informed by the Marquis of Hadley is .1 no greater fame !bats from six to scren hut:deed el the att , .? could be put on shore at once ; I guidance pile tly the Commodore said that mien hundred ass the great it force he rosebi put on share in the King u beats. %chest this pursed. did you' undepataird that the Mentos of etTerting a debarkation on that day wa■ anwilatety ■p. or was it. ender deliberation !--.1 must hare tanreiu•: .1 to he trader deliberation, as she signal am made foe torsdq , ' proridows beiniccor bed before. VU Comtuodtire Owen lade, in yaeer presence, thet le thussla the men of war could cover the laadiag at hi troups?—Ccrtaialy not. Did tier Whence on the shore appear to he Dianna on the morning of the :loth !—Tlies 461, sad piaacts weer ret a w meanie tbemselees siren t►e tat bows nese drawn up core ds ',Poeta. _ . . Al what taste of the day was that '—Early is the sarsis:. Wan any h i,f te,,,ipi.'ssionistina to foto howired, iota:thee befine rt.(' o'clock on that day ?--They mr , 103 is a variety of &Mc harem a, paettertseards Brushes, is a• dec so embark for Elaahisag. •' ••• With the infor.natiun yota• bassi subsesseatly envier.% de yen sow 'lsiah that a lasidinti bight safely have tees tied. oil on that day ?—I do mil. Wrenn what you stiseured of the force of the essay sh, appeared inCisdsand on the a•itb and tbo 3 Ist, sad the slab Br4 1 3:1.1 days, are you of opii.ion, that if a lauds( o r too thousand wren could have hero 'fleeted oe the vsorn.sg the stub, seek a corps would hare been enabled to ellifirre its position ou Calmed against the euesy du tot dusk tl.ey If a Wolin% of ooton sum could have I•ees erected inner trip, us She morning elite 30th of J uly, do you think 110 it *mild have been proper to have attempted it !i--1 think d mieht have hero proper, to emery a mirticolor objet;. Are yule actitntinted with the mesas of coinoinaitative kr• trete the bland of Cailmaal end naiades?—As the charts sod inapt will acquaint me. State what you know from the charts and ass yet iv." art IL—Cads/0d is an island, hot I etoushre the cusan,si thm may be very readily made front the greater past of Continent, by meatus of hosts, Wadi are very asiserom What is the breadth of the chassis; eslttels separate , Cal sand front Flan.lers I—At law-water It la Dorms, thrall • at high-water breed at rasp, which to the regu:sr maims- catkin. Can you state, ant several*, but mark, the breadth d high or low water!—As for as my glass woulsl mita al where I was anchors el, it appeared to he pod.' 0." d kith•waiter,thoues owt Jo) (I may have hem tleecii Li) al caster. I)n 'Con IMMO to say, Slat the toreadth is siniiiireas cc it tints. in different phers'—lt restassil) cartes 11 the aup; as tar as 1 have risootonord b What I could Olt la the bfitb (ink. Oppowits to what part of the !abed of Colsand do Tod itaagie the IlAt roweAl port of dna f to be pew.. o by the map nn the moth side of the islsesli but ad maps see very osaceatate there von arty enci-son to believe that tlir Vr,-neti had anon , • bridge over it !--WC were unaceitasinieti e ith at) SOC. cl•allbsdallre. Court we ham promoted the eoinonono,ton, if re •Ith l.l be in posensiou of the island muerte , oat, Whet wee the whole anament al dente Lewd Hendry teal.' have lauded, if neresaney !—Abort !;,000 Into. Al what theteere WWI the squarkust from die skier of, 1 4 30th of Judy t.—rlt intriad ; bat A sought bats lerm wide*. When tw the psallre• eletote its prisili.ra °at nearer ton the node ; it moved again cm the ed, i t •14 th.e tie intention to pate bete etio limier and Flosinint t% bat passed with reapers to landing the troops 3101 of J nly, and the tit and sd of Attired t•—iO. the July, a *semi: was made foe ',manor, and my somil mermen . ois beard Lord liwrittry's slip; al that 1.0 . Chile Wet irmirr way. Laird Ileattey intermit,' me sloe t " hiteetteil 101Mo-rept • Melchior, sod wished to h.iiia 'non, sisliiit; my (fillies my answer arm, I ' eel in obedience to alien ere bad received He re.""` bw nt. to a letter to Cr' wattmeter, Owes, sod abetted int oat talon. Browisrex, sn sant+ Hwy Aveiro', he w orld remtineentent of Notts ; but Ord H t!ey his seal far trkinz mime Settee part i ~, , boo b.e the attempt; bat on le 'deuce' of tri viitr!l'" reei;ireil from *natal waning, and Sir g.riaio 2 ,110 • ,34 n. 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