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prim' rs, and a detachment one company o the Bled. ,s European Itegionesit, with • party of sea. men from His Majesty'. ship :hover, under Lieu tenant Jettriepou ail snout one hawk, d and eighty WWI dir.cted to attack the battery at too, situated on the top of a small hill, of a Rios( commanding heigh and position, and di (oded by Er,. iron twelve-pcmii.iers, two iron ei4lit.pouniters, two iron ,ix-powders, and two five and an half inch brew howitzers. . Th!s the uno•t advanced post of the enemy, and tontusaudion, the. shore at Portuguese Itsy, ors at tio It d %Wilk!! gallantry, prompt,' udr, Rod judg- Itt-.:t which were to he exprcted from the esti tions and talents of i,..t di-ttowlistied officer, Captain Phillips, of the Madras European Regiment, sod eras lininediatele carried, t.rtwithstanditig the de li riniard ouposition of the eurtny, who had tao of deerr killed and one desperately wounded, after the eutraucoof our party into the balt,ry. Under the able directions of Lieutenant Duncan Stewart (who, though wounded, continued at Ins pot), three of the guns were immediately brought to bear upon the enemy in his retreat, and subse quently upon the enemy's past at Latter Gauging, which had opened a lire.upoui our troops at Wan netoo, on their tisktng L avrs,ion thereof:- With the remaining force • proceeded along OA heights to turn the enemy's position at Batt,/ ()toeing, situated shout one thousand tire hun dred yards dtstaitt from, mud nearly cm the same level wi!h, that at Waunetun, and which cmamand ed the town of Amliovus and fort Victoria. This p trey endured, with the greatest spirit and patience, a tuost fatiguing and troublesome march, ascending ▪ descending hills over which there was no raid, and many of then, so extremely steep as to remit: e the assistance of the bushes for the men to get up ✓od down by. Their toils were, however, rewarded by our reielimit. a little after sunset, an eminence which effectually toinnianded the enemy, and by the satisfactions we experience-I on finding that we Lai pursued the only 'node of attack against this post (so strong by the nature of the ground) which admitted a probability of success, otherwise than by a great sacrifice of lives. The enemy, who was collected in some numbers, retired immediately we were go tee red ou the heights abort theta, and we entered the battery without op position, where we found four Iron twelve-pounders, and one iron ninemoutider. . . . The cosisequeuees of our successes in obtaining possaalos of Watmetow and Matter Gangtong. were einem-el by the dear rtiou. on the part of the runny, of tap batteries which had annoyed the ships, and whit lo because exposed to our commanding tire.— Oise of them, caned the %Vogno batter ) , is situated on the shore. Toe other is erected upon plea, en.tte distance in the sea ; they were both well cAle.aluteri for defence aiming • natal attack, and were Creel-- ed by a very thick pataiwt. l'he ordnance found iu them ,are expressed to the snargint During the night of the 111 , h instant, two twrtive patip,lers god was nine.pottptler were relieved of the op ikee. in the Batter Walton battery. whirl; on the fonewin4 day were brought to fire on the co.'. The enemy returned our fire (which asidinuen rued yotsr summons for the surrender of the town) with ah.-116, but without effect. - . OW' low Z io Al rinittq our advantage* woo trning. eotoporiewo with the iitoport.wiee of their cone.- garnets. and consi.letiog the obstacles the troops had to ellriTiOilsit. Ins expreieong my sentiment* of the conduct of the officers and sti, a employed oat cannot peak too laighly of tin irrx rt ; to o hich. and the formidable fire the enemy had experienced frost the ship+. snu.t In attaah , atcal the early Mir tinder of On, suportoot I hive al e...1y. I how.. at • juoire to the mili tary conduct of Captain Phillip... to whom I •os I kewtae unalrr the greatest oblagattual. for hi. :o ?,Vi. You arc aware. Sir. Iwo muds the 'entre is indebted to that Officer for the very important assistance thrived (roan his knowledge of the 3Jul.y las44ualar. fu Captain Forbes, of the Madras Earn / term ►rgirocnt, 1 sloe s‘ery Isiusi*li-ri t oneitt fur the 10..011 of his joileinesil owl his adoire. . . Lteuttitiott Sterra•t. art:lilted to the ar. tillrry. to 'lime lot it frll in herd the poly ugeiieo iiitietoo, iteterl most siohly up to . war the tit., tivit euterefl the battery, and spite the IIVIS llht •.'rl an Opport salsa y tit *lntender. which aeutrous iitt•-r was uu their part del dui wined to perf.itta los duty throughout the re: vire. to.tottlotandiug a severe cut he reccivrtl iie the Hoist. J.ffri.lt, or the 1t..) al N.th v. received 111 thr Ihr...est. 1r ul v 4.0.4 grapy pilot, losi I Mott 11:•opy 10 6.t - . tl•t- str nit . t• oa, at 110 ptqlod erevrovrtl 0 , 1 Ins 5.41...:‘ 1 e as-tstate.t... It I% hut j•too kr door to Or foopol marines. Wrap., mita sestoei quake Loo.t is to y.ott the ofrettLoor.* with *Web they ..ittetn.ceri awsitost ‘Vanneri.o. 11 1, 11er 61 hers% tire of grape and non-Letry ; not r slit .*s Med tints! they mocha', the breastwork of the bettery. !gut It it tro floor v .4* valour :awl eon. duet. while l,u Isit Ito..fouraldr to the Itoy4l Mnrores ▪ Irstap., matatt fafiect flare tints ordinary v.e.ht • n the ratni.aria. Tale 11111 allam Of'llac talavu has pr. ar.11 , ...1 char f cro•-„wily tlor troorr , ;tort I:l'.n logo TI. %slow sold sarach....a.* which hard bre.' von r.!locoru• rry purl aa , ear I' doovt li rar t! :... la t t 11.1WIt e, VIM Whit!, thril r •• Ve ktryv fel,loll to 111111011.1 e ngt. l l.l h l i e 1.. r ,, Plot 1114? 111111.1.0t1.111 9. ▪ e •si• re fot.wdeible dt kart,. of iiiillaalurera .$l atil'al r. I 11..ee beee.eih the honntir M iairlote tt re. urn .4 fwd.. $I Ilittwile.l Op the et . V.. to.tia, yn the• fit It•• 41 6 tern.* to the llgiit 4stt It f t Ihttrol • Inn. coons. so . Ilaolons ronsp - son Kt 4 ( (ler in j .. 1.... Sr not II urd II•roto iv na 11,. .j. sis'• y onn•Ains ; phi ...veto final . I". Irltin In. —I hi. (e,0% .• u.idur the osouosolistr t •wt.s, tlw slot's+ (Nihon tis.o.;;%. t.r lAA) grL otit at al '(ardor'. Wu:.. 11a11rrr).6.6-4 iron 16wr/vr.poline , ra : 1 1.6.6.6.4, I 1 4.1!.., •1.1•01.1.111111. anal II ig,* 1 / 1 .61; 1- ••• u.u.wa.:r It ttoro : ril iLr va-11 iron I, ese•pc;sa.!ass, +•. I btu -1“•111.414, co,truuask 1 I .1 %1n.,. Ilene In 11.. > rri. rig. pr• .1•• 14 IS.. .1 1 at. IL "root sle •:. :.•.•• .... 14.1 . •LI • • . I I I .1.1 .6,1 I r... 1• 55 54 4.! P. r. sa.c low . I • •;.• {it ...Is A.' • • .•( . 1 11. t. sof I ' Mt. 10*.si• PAssia.sksa. The return of stores is tee voluminous to enable me et resent to transmit in,,. (Signed) M. II COURT, Captain com manding the troops employ ed OR the Erpeditivit lii the Eastaarti. Fort Victoria, Fee. 27, teen• To L'Heirlelugt, Esq.. Cot crow of the Moluccas, at Aniso ) ua. Fun—The inn &cid, .olvaiittjesslrestly gained by the British forces, in haring now the to,uplete possession of four of your principal batteries, with a great force, an abundant supply of uuniunisition and provisions. and a situation ft which I can destroy your town nod fort, motives of htimanity induce tur to wish to spare the effusion of blood, and destruction of private rope.' ty, that must en sue in the event of a regular siege. I therefore dentinal that you surrender the blaed of Anil-myna to the forces of His Britannic Mitksty under oy c iiiiiii sand, and entreat you to surrender it without dr lay. I hare the honour to be, &c. (Sit:lied) EDWARD TUCKER. His Dili:untie Majesty's ship Dover, of Fort Victoria, Feb. 17, 14lu. F. P F. filts, colonel, Adjutant General, and Commander iii.Chief at Hot. 114.1aerst, to Eibmint Tacker, Km Cap. lain of His Micas'', slop Dorm, mut comommliiig the British. forces at prearin 111 the Ruads of Amboy**. St a—The concurrence of unfavourable events, added to the infidtlity and treacherous conduct of the Amboynear. inhabitant., *he, in warn for the benefits so lately bestowed upon them, iirverthelvas rxhiliit • determined comity to the Dutch nation, induce me, to prewent other distrrares, nod the fu.. tiler effusion e blood (although not het derived f all further means of deri to avail myself of the advantage %thick a capitulation affoids. I have th refore the honour Sc annex the recointinqing Ai tick* of Capitulation. in the conti.leitce that the) w.ll lie considered conformAie to the wool. ttlluta of u iniloary heart s and ni.l bt accordingly agreed to. In that hope, I bloc the honour to he. kr. (s. ' oi•vd) J. P. F. FELTZ. Amboyaa, in it.. CasileNe• Vicious, 1711 February, tato. Artick■ proposed by tram Plidhp Frascati Fills, Col. Adjat - General to l,i. Fs:relieve, the Marsh II sod Governor Gr. nets. lhlrudrls , End CoonsnoArr is Chisf of Ilse Fusers of the Klng of Ilullaud einplord at the Neatens, fur the surreuiliT of the Island get Ambe. us to his Irritation MA• jesty's Forces wow before the plies. Art. I. The Garrison of Andslas to mare► wit with all howours, with lield-pieses loaded, watches li%titrd„ and rototv s /yin/. . . . The I tifirei:4 147retsiti their swords, sad to be stabeisted ap to the day of their ilarrture. moittlez the C.onle of Amhoyan. the (Moth mad soh diers are to In accommodated with hahoationa at the c.v. prose orate Bribed' Goversinteut, sod their retinue are to hr continued so them, until the mina , ru attic Eastern Mon soon, when they are to be rourrycil to the fantod of Jara, at the tancire of tbe Bribe% dorirrissatmt. The .I.4ranese ma Madut rue are to he permitted at *wig departure to have thew Comae. releraral to them. 'lurk Oilmen slit othors who may lie rinahlkheil tits Iht island, shall not br mrpsircd to mot it, "Paring 111rif parole rf hosuu• not to serve against the British Government dun lag Ik. ptrsent war. Answer—Grated. The troops laying Jew* their arms on the l'Aptanade. All. 11. All memos is civil ealphip shall be permitted to retina •ii the IsMud i.f Jars, at the eliornse the British riscrionriii, or at their own dean, with &cis own cspeusc.. AV.S.er—Grstatrd Ait. 111 The Audis► Government insures security to all pv.vko.v dutioe tin it emotence no the Isounl. Amme.-4:-, Art. IW. Thu t:Arrisou and civil &waste shill he rid their allowances rrspertsv,iy up to the day of their berreu,S,r. Ansurr—Gt anted. Art V. The pirate paperty of every persona, cis if, mill "El..r inhnbivitel...l..l:l be fret ly east brentely rel. tie I f”; the C•ove ti 11.1,11, 1111.1 which, °tithe° .lepso tole from the Itlatol, sh .11 he 'stratified to cm," •ith them. A th wer—f re Allied Art. VI 'Fear paper annuli at prerrn in circulation ahaU Iw Ji iln• same aloe as Istituto it It as Itunic. Ami•ori—Gratiled Alt. VII. •Ihr aponey and rffreta of Collects of (Irritant, thelet•Wat Pnur. Church and Laren, awl oil.. thr amuse dror.iothas, shall ha• arrorell In thew, aw.l t:a• money dor by for Itutut. (:oterootritt It, Ow. shall be patd limn thy I..Jrat) torat. pr..prrty •nf ..•r.•ral rolktes .hOll be pro'. 1.11 All claimn ou the 1/01.h (i•or.tooeut shall be att. &A to Ail VIII In Itk,. manner Ilse loans and assiplaSions of tht s.str.+l sin .4101inualnl•als I. Ow 'Mach Goma tot 11.1101..0 . 1( 1.. the sum tlf sevc.ltv olooossfol dollars, skall pan' ..et of the oibrrs Ise several in. .114 14 It 1144 .1111•• er.itt ‘lll , l 'OMNI An.. es-1 he .01 la.. II erht) af the Bs itish charac ter .1,01 net (et; :test o.s the. ; the cains, Mt re for., rnsl lined in this airlock., oh Ili iK Ictl.l Li (sr as the th.l• Ist , Band in the lieresols cbrit all arhst. Ael IX llst re.rrlr, • lib ill, sr rar=est. now It in: its the laarhore Acrobo,sso, or wises. that may :st .s 1,1011C1%; to the asl.3l.dlut• of Assolar on, .hall riot to• .boore.—..lll Ai 101 .rot 10 tile 1..016601/ MOM 110. rnme v . I ze f 11,4 81,111 0 1. e %Lop .1?•% •li.ps; lost al ossni• carol proof tat productft that the) ire 11.0. I Mil 111 pre) s,f adaola, (soh thilaal• of .1m.0., ua a hey wall Ise re :stored All vessels* thet sy :rune u'etes Dutch n e l sons tout lc the oreafun of the lases ems:slosh( no ills. :sr ell. .ta X Th.. .e.,.11 College* 4,411 lw .war r•..issor ail hit bri to, and OM it milli ovvr es try pe,no 11.118.4.1 •MO WIWI. • lOU 1134.0 gel.. d U11.'1.1 lw 1 1 01 , 11 Vvre , rlll,l, shall Iw. e nil ailledalistaidellf es *M. 'hitch Irws AIILSIIGO:IIiteJ, rind His Brining; c plrasnre kr Lwow". Ai t 11. The motley witt effects beloogmtr to She Dote!' Goys couleur, shall he delivered 011 CT I. lb.: ill dial Cr 0•11, by a ~,,, moped ots both soles. Allll.epuhltcauJ accts./ Goys rosiness Papers...Lail sur• I ri din the saw. 104111M1 ; Is.. . 11 6 k** is .1.4111. r orit sr& '.f •ar 4. dl'ltlno d torcrossey‘ that astir s' II Calla. Iw I'o elf p ia. sers:sg se she es ,pssts,list,sy ste 1 . . uk. .Had the Colossal Cutons.soslasat ILL Chid '2 •• tutrti A I XII 111, , Au Masons naniutsinr.l in their A. • u•. , 1 thr on t.trtsi.imc 111 blll of Vl'll.lll 111114 cs, *llll 11. r1111(C us pV usSu ui ellltVi 1014 .611:h is corn. la 11 111 s, IL. us . . A 11..1 r-.4.•.w , r ,. .1 111 llart Tenth Article, •iz allot tl.e • %M. Art. XIII ll‘tr, N.,tary Paper, n , s.l.arti war) Art and kw. olni. nl, 491 I lit trusinimuttl rod loAluurcJ. A ~•~ . ur--an.+ 431 4 1 Alf ab,te Art XIV • othrrrs ml equirtg• nt the R. w0h..1., NA Hoyt, AD In deo. trt .1 toe, and (41111114.1. gad an r with the sifiewl • a AIIII.OVI. An..., • —I:. t•ord I:uf t 1 1 Ecru •11 10 pis shined it, go •:,orr tlet s. ~It. of •444 1•1 • 1 .1%, 01.11111 k. .- -.— ..... ..... , *H- ...I._, I;nt 4 Ilw Ir rt. pe •ly {ha IV pi •TI ti• I 1 6r) I .. •.• 1• , .. z.ii..16.4 I , to to Jaia on Ora Ir intr..l., I( rot Contras' 1.. our if Ai lie 1 . .i.i . r• glk•glivg the ClPS.Cituto“i f pr,ces. .1.1 XV. •11... Vial• pt,...0. I. •1111(1. art 11 ~ •11 , 111 Le tr.-.1,..1 0111 I to II .w:: ow L314V..t, 111 •1 • avel •Lii., i• alb tb..r I Mt , .v 6. d.res I Pi tI, r .p. i.se I f the Mar, yi .4 ...• r--Gluotal • A, r XVI 1., , ~o.c wo of au order lows artovio to A ILI • lb t. it,. it,• is r . . 1 4 ,11. ), astir liar Wee re ...t. L. f. Legal l'lttwel abuut float w fore Ltsodnd an'tare, tisis moor? is 10tuz in flu: treasury dust, sot 'el I liaugt .1, mud is to be ft paid Sc the us UM.. Auu.u—/:rautcd. • Apt. XVII. The former Goverwor ef Bawls, beim/ lien girder a risil sptcst try order of his Car ats...es the 311arshal, Sad 1.111 Ins wey to Hatasia to imrsi I fur I. cumer!, it is it queuted tlist Is shall quit the island with the gal-rialts. • ins* t. rt. oted - (•iYwJ) EDWARD TlN'h ER, (*tiptop' ut His H.dattuie Ma. juktol ship llusur, Senior *Mien, aid eutuututantg the British Force. at Anibuyou. (‘lgued) M 11. COURT. Captain commanding the Troop. (Signed) J. P. F. nurz, Colonel. Adjutant l;etterul. Cots• toundunt in Chief of the Troops of Hie Majesty the Kiwi of Mulisttd here. Return of motutted Ordnance, on the rerlification of Fort f•'ictoria, and ou the Batteries en the Ihrights to the right and left thereof. FORT VICTORI A. Brass-3 Twenty four pu:,sulerp, ighs.pouniters, 7 fnur.. pounders, 1.1 one pounders, t thee. • quia• rt- pouuder, se ear buff pounders, 3 sett:a-Suds mortars, 3 file-atlas duo/ J four-inch d tru. twenty.funr ponders, so eightren.poander; cs twelve pounders, 24 eticht-pounder., 7 six.puundars,. 3 three pounder; _Cs. two-pounders. 10 Tulf Ler? Or KILT VICTOR! A. Brass-3 ibietyptsr• pounder carruomies, sio-istela mortars. Iruo twelve-posindrr; a eight-pomade.; 9 sio.ponuden., it et. (massacre, ^ tio•o. rosiukts. TO Tit/ RIGHT . OF *Val V ic?bas A. Brasil..., that), six puuudeD, S llsrie-posteukrs, 4 six•ieth mortars, 3 liiar•iuch huvriircrs. Iruu—•a iwenly.four-pouneiros, 11 lwelre-poionden, Foamier*, 4 six-poufs& rs, 4 dal ce *mantic a, a i•o. pomad es is T.ital.—six. Disixixositeil wen guars-4 eight-posnaders., 2 six pomades., Ira lxo. Weis. 1.01141+14. M. H. COURT, (sirefti) Capitiia cinurnaorliog Um Troop. His Msjett )'s ship Dmi r, Awltu,aa, March I, Ills. Ste—l hare the pleasure to octiassiiiet ynur Ex cellency, that since toy letter of the %_inth ult. the ea!tiabie Islands of Ssparoutt, Harouku, end Nita• ao-Lsut, as at tt as timer of itottro and - Matkippa, have surrendered to Ilis Majesty's furore under my cutusisaud. I hare the honour to be, & (Signed) To his Excelfenry W. V Drury, Esq. Riot- Admiral ottbc Red, CYlllolallitt r is Chia, His lisjews's skip earotirw, in Madras Roods, April 22, 1610. SIIII-4nrinPed I beg leure to transmit you, fur the information of the 'tight Rom the-Loids Com suiabioners of the Admiralty, a rerun., of the vest srls of war and merchantmen captured and de atroyeti by the block .ding arria , lrol onthe crust of Jar* and the hrlolurcris, ender the command of Captain Twice', of Ds Majesty's ship Dorf'', between the 811, of December thu9, and the Atli of 'Mardi 181*. I bare honour to he. Sce. W. tY. Dauair. lulu Wihros Crokm, Esq Ells Mairsty's Alp Power, Amboy*. RotOs, 31arch 5, 11110. SIR-I have the honour to inclose to your relirtiry. worn% of the teoikela ceptstreil, &foisted, or &mt. toyed by Ills Mojetaye .hilts under nay vow na4oa, bet w ern the to h Drcemlier Isu.) 40 the date lit eta': I out, &C. • ED**Alp TuCK-En % William O'Brien Drury, E q Rear- Adesthal 4.4 the Red, kr. Retorts of VI inlets of Wog copteleol by flit Majesty's abipa and. r tuy orders, beton") th. sth of Dreerbtr, fiat, ao.d and slhyf M web, .0141. , . Ihilrla r.l,ip Mandarin?, Captain 164 . 111111111, Of 16 VIOL, and wined FebrunriC, 181. , b) Ilif .11mjr,ll r a blur Cutimailm, Dutch- DP. Reatbanz, Capl:.iel 0. 11. de Wathyss, of its guns 'au .o.s m. n, cApttirwd I el.. Wm y 6, I i IV, by Ike Dover. notch bile Hope, Caputo J. 1.0 Cantu , Of 1.1 gum, lied bs torn. raptured F, b 5 uary ti. 1810, by Ow t) .e,r. I..hreb bet; 1 1.nitturese,Cytaitt Gunstcr.Anus, id' le go ts, sunk Fehru.tr ? 19, MO, le the tuner ha.lnntr r.f Ataboytia, and raised attire that island serrnollevegi. Mich miter, Lieutenant Hamm, of twelve guns, sank as shove. Dumb roue. Ssn Yan , Lieutenant Diekkert, of ten guns, souk ea abuse The oiren nod crews a die threc last-rnentione.l mouulion lo 2:9 men, 64 .viug on shore 1;1 the fort. Dumb Is Marinreits Lout.; Vao•aits de Kotler, a A gams inerevtl Ce 14 mtd no-u, capital ed March , L•, by die boats of she ('o. :Itt albs, gy.lce ..truant Peachy 51411,41) El)%'ttll)'ll'('KElt. Ab traet. Crv.n ielow!in • f •af of %11,..Us itt la., 4 Gl.* 4111111ra stspply rr.a.ls ot •4I nal delCrilti 11141 , 4 mistrals. Total ul every demi ipt lon •. ?. Onglll r. T. Ilia Majo.ty's ship Caroline, In Madras Ruse's, Ain .1 :3, Sta.—Nly lettrr rf oil, booed, for the hum .:ioo t,l the Lords Coutini:•iuisers of ti.- Ad -4 reillt II Sul r.-ssels of a If 4114 Ilit4 . ll.lit: Itlrla captured slid ti-,'.nye 1 by the block squadron employ, 'I 0:1 the toast •f ..U.sea and ILr :110111 c.is. under the Coll' 7u4ad of Cali. Tuck, r, of II .% ship Dori r ; sod 1 no, brig leatedo mimosa copies of the seeerol Irti de•aiblig the colcuruatasice. ouch r which those seats took place. I hose the i•nuour to he. W. u. llautr. Joha Wk.:on Croker, 11:sq Adoorslty. his ski t , Poser, off Batagna, thet 110 h ti , 1304. • Rinse the eth, the D.,v,-1 • boats Suave captured . the f 01..% ..n.r Dutch vest', I. : A pros, of J gam and 1 . men; date, of t vial and 12 mitt ditto, of 12 rotll. .12: 1 1. 6 . MO 4 men. F. UtV It D Lk Ell. W.llistn Olt. len , E.q Tirar• Adam Al of the lied, &c. &a l his Majt.st)'s ship DAver, Coast of Java, Jauusi y /1, 15111. S!rt—C•ucv Illy last tot our Ea, rUrnvt•, d ttr,l o ff IL? s, IWI OCCCIDIfier, 'Of. 11.1%t I • JPlulc 1,111 sh'p pop% er Uilitr my couttn.tatl, the 10 , 1J8ing :•-•-• A prow. of .1 gu•o..nd I.s nem ; ditio, of .1 ;an. and if sue.. ; ditto, of I gun 884 7 non; dalin, ,J 1 I ruu MIA I) 111111; dada. , ut 11111,1 81 .111 , p,11111011 ; ditiu, .! pms .;;,1 , Jilt.., of ;um awl oo.. ; daio, or i guu and 8 11611: doiu, ut I low mud I Ten at of .12 ma 1.; di, iniiNkt;• ; of I poi and welt ; a long, of 4.11• 111C11 1.1 • 11x1.: d.llO, of 4 Emu,. uad Jlman ; a 010.. p, 10 4 yes, and 31 Maio dl h u. u pm.. and au lame tuul., ;u... am, 1224 , 1. I aut. Sir. KC. _ . LW% R D TUCA William Ml.;n 1).14.., I'al Rear- AdualrAl _ ..--..-. al 'Lc Itr.l, 40. c. Majritl'. ship Do%er, off Aue.boyea, olk 1 . 0/leery lulu 15111-0 a the 5..11 inst. till%itis rtsiciitkl tlir Wallet Anabianeo. 1 dipalelivil Capt. h niiirau4 d urin A the niglit to I. cull.usthr lit.- I te and defence+ .14 A mho) . " :.. "," 1 at . 4 " 1 4 1 1 , • t ' t i 6th I discover e d t wo soi l ott likut em, l „l , trr a t twe e o f live hours, . • t o them, strut k to His )I..jv.i v '„ ;Ai ; , u mood : they 'Arne,' to he Un pl. ar, lltrtn bang nu n !loin.; the former long *iv-pou n d era an d oue hu ntr.,l tumuli d by Captain 0. U. odt Verths• latter of ten gu ns an d voity-eight nieo, .„: by Captain J. Lu Cardie. The Iteiiihvi „1 .1 man killed and three %winded. I have the 'vo ((((( ir to be, (Signed) EowtanTlA.t near-Admiral Drury, Commander ul Chief. Mi M tirifyo ship Cheer. eirth $ i t ie C& * 1 r i g:l 4 ;l l E ' of t emptured. on vette 111,riulainie, of 16 guns :1,1 ro,, c vhip sloe joined Pith the Coriivroll bore the honour In he, &., (Aigoert) LDKAD D W. O'Brien Diary. Rear A.lssiiral uY ILe ltr.l , &r. Nip Afijesty's nip I bra, Feb. 3 , i‘i have hononr to inform you, +it chase of four hours, and the exchangiiii l , Il e , the Dutch stational corvette Mendarine, 16 gems, sad manned with 66 men. sntrrn•l„M to the Cornwallis. She was victualled awl n o , r four youths; had been out three we-k,, had taken nothing. I am happy to add, „ only one man slightly wounded. I have the honor to he. &r, W. A. MuNTlr.t., Eduard Tucker, Esq. Captniu of His 31stest)'s scup borer. His Hilt +Wit Ausbo)uv, ~; Sea-1 have the honour to isielcre tan lute. from Captain 31utita i tn, of Him Maj• tny'.,;niirrrn. walk ; one siting an account or the dest , tic the Dutch fort at Boulo Comito, on tle C.b t, by a detachment of troop., araineo, and u n d t d h orn tr,„, bhp, mules , thr roanunn,l,o C ap . ta'in korteen, of the itladra* Euroiwa 11. 1 .0 1 , 10 , and the other, an recount of a very s,Nr,t t l .11 RuCCele‘ful *Hawk apnwa pintail brig, ping the Dutt.h fort at Mmipim, by three irres!ei.,„ r . tug to the Corow.tlits„ cointamtird by V 1341. Ott bolt t,l cte.iong your Exertem p-revive th.tt the grent.l4 judgment and phial were diapfaytet otheera suit men I have the honour to he, itc. (5:y13.41) EDWARD f 1 IZI Rear-Raiment tJ tnut Mori, Le. His 114t.ty's ship CommNis, EeL thy. .r*et 17, ins SIR—I beg leave to 'ilium you, lite 011 rar rival in the tiny of Erouihko, I sent .1 fl.t, of In ihe Ofit:Pr commanding the tort of lioolwc.. bo, requesting permission to water the whip. Tr lie posatir.ly tefuottl ; rn cookqueure of wh.% landed edetitellinfot of 100 men, under Ca ;.t Forbes...of the Nladras European reglineot, %WI field-piece, to tike the fort. %%hien ihet . ro..t.nup to defend until Ih...troops Were vistiiii) ..o.me yard. the breach: the guropeans. Inmost hums *rad . fled to • *titan . foel rt.Dvothisn,aud the c.oitelo4 d)res, amounting to two hundred. took reto.t i the uoods, and continued to annoy us donne on slay, so that 1 stn sorry to say we hwi torn killed and nine wounded ; Moog the I.C;rr,Caphi . Esorben. %bestir. The ?on a - mita:tied eight ntor-rtounder,, r d ton bros. d•tentleat by dory I lo• h 5. , - .liera, rod the tee hundred ust.tualres nosiest. RI. vett smell vessels, from t to fil) tl'Av (hanird Up under ats prbtecttoo.) or burnt, sinus to alum! g the fort, or spiked the len•ttc.lit t if the ammuLitton, and begat the puti.e 1 amuck u li.t of the kilted and gostbsietl• 1 Levi the htitiostr to k., tee. tiego.-d) \V. A. Mulitiol. Edward Timber, Ls.;. Captain of His 31ajcst)'s ship Durex. A 1.11. T or Kt RAD •tila wnrxurn. John Smith, private in the Hutioniai.k tumpsn%'s posit Artiller), lilted; Capi.iin Foams, a the Maks. I pe. is {transient, Anil Comniamier of the Lit rliatill) wounded; J. II Buller, prose is the K. 14 M3rioco, 11 TI.OMIOI M anal 14, pr ate nit %u oh as E 111.1•1), SI II lii assent, • oun,ird ; Th. was 11t1.1. winisilhd; James Brannan, dirt", 11 011114 C.. 1 . s 111. din" , ; Thsa Fort, ant., v.., • •• ; Smoot' Ai ni‘triu.g, ditto, s istaly Hu kir, private in the Himunrable Custipaif • Loa( Ar His )I:kink's ab.p Cornwallis, Nampo , At February, U.O. SlR—Peri-riving • twig king order the fariit Mamma ail') Ditteh C 011.4.19 flying, I Aria q't• ter,) ua I. and jolt) boat, to listing bet on% To vier iVia pea..llllrd ith great judgment b : L. oh tenant Vidal, inider a heave tire of mn.qurtry I grape. kit vessel not lying above half ri9 of .1; t trout the .bore. She had a cargo of 'mole, fruit, rill pogo on board, hound to A tobo)iss ; as this gforded • sea-0'1461e supply to the e!ii,.• company. I destroye4 the is. s.osi, .viol NpjnopnY.cll the cario for their Ilse. I hate the honour be, iSce. . ;oiligncd) W. A. MourAutt, United Tacker, req. captain of Hui Niajel‘lia buw lAA tr. . _ His ship Pori'''. Anshaqua kutds, i , II 1.5 MR SIR—I have the ideteture to actottra pt, hat eitenty':. vittp. 41101 rrs.els, 1.11114101 . -111‘ 1,1 havr f allen Into our 11.1nds, inner the .t.uitrotor Mot olaatl, n, ttly laden from S o uroah.tydt auitohev of e%e•y kind for the Govettoutt.t Atoltoynit, Bet MIA, 011'1 Tertiatte. Palmas, Damse,s, a it,., Wog. Ship Pathulgow, 1001. CliArlune of 'A I ►ctc! SAS* Nali, a so t 0... I . N ECM RD To CIES, Capttm. R ear. Ads& ti al Drury, C o m m and / ft ..u. CbleCkt, Hu Wij•-••Ws slip Dom, Amboy'. K 044, sth MAO, is lo 'Sit —I hare the hon.•Ur to 11.11,1111 t lieleall!: I lettrt tr. rued from Capbuil Montagu, ol Ith• j• sty'. shy Coen*Nhi.., Kiting we an ...Nutt"! " 1 h..111:r.t explut pr. f.e.nettb) thr boats of t"3'' o t the Pradis T o Willi Paoli t. rcII for A in I am on4ly °Seer Cqpi R4lpb lute. lard( [ sit- Vet dm kir' ne w, !trk splot 00 I 00ftra VIC C Irrt d Mr. t! , If P., cm, f.