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.. • wALcue'RLT EXPEDITION. PAPHIII4. RZLAIIIIIO TO TA! EXPEDITION TO THE SCHSLDT, L• 111 IsatuiLr. TIM NOME Or colim4lP4s. No. IT— Dispatch from Viscount Cattiness to Sir Eyre t'oote, dated Downing street, nit Octetlirr, may. have received your letter uf the td in.tant, in• closing the Report of Drs. Blame and Ml:reeor, and apply sag for souse low-of.hattle ships to be sent Isp Clnchiu W receive the sick and in smart thereto lum to acytaint cm, that previous to the receipt of VOW letter, iniltrilf 001.11 • had bees issued by His Majesty's ostrimand to the Landi Commissioners of the Admiralty to scud to Walchereu, fur the reception of the sick, such liee.of battle slims and fri ;lmes as could be spared for Met *CV iee ; and I am now to acquaint you, that the ships named in the margin have been ordered to Flushing for the pOrpose Ductins Blanc and ill 'Gregor recommend. It has been stated, that in a representation mule by Ge neral 1N tto Iris Government, lie had recommended, dirt the ?liaison of Walchertiv should be very seldom ehangri'.; and that the sick sMiald newer he removed to another place with a view to recovers, it being round, by experience, that a greater number of the sii k who were kept in the island recovered there, than of those who were, with a view to their recovery, removed. I wish you to coonnunicate this circumstance to Dr. Inane, iu order that the truth of it may be ascertained. •m, Le. C%S t Lrb AGH. No. I4.—Dispatch from the hail of Liverpool to Sr Eyre Coot,, datod j a .,, i . Stn.-1 have received and laid brfore Ilse * king your two leticrs of thr buh mutant, with regard to the siefoie the Wood of Walrheren. I have written to the Cuoinutoder in l'h.ef with regard to aeothug out the heavy baggage fur the regloolsta I nut happy to bud that you hate rt.eurred to the employ. went of the itthabitauts, whom you +tate to !we engaged to the somber of 400 am also to approve of your having appointed ten inha bitants to attend each regiment as orderlies. ant rather at a loss for the complaiut you make with re gard to the othcets of the barrack department, which have been sent out, nut having authority to order repairs or ad ditions necessary to reinter the barracks habitable ; as I consider you miasma sufficient authority to authorise the espeniliture of such sums as you may Judge met leery for the purpose, these ulcers acting under your orders, and out under the Commissioners fur Barracks. I stn, &e. (Signed) LIVERPOOL. Nu. 15.—(Most secret and confillential.)--Dispatch frum the Earl of Liverpool to the Othrer commanding 31a icatja troops a Walt-here% dated loth Oct. trot. SIR-1 am to desire you will lose oo time in rallio: upon the Engineer to rep at to you how far it is pram twat& to &Oros tie Basin of Flushing. aril the ether naval def.-ores of the Woad of Wnicheren and alai to report to you, for the information of His Majesty's Government, in how short a space of time these ••tjects could be severally accomplish ed, and what permanent effect such destruction would have on the twills and Wand of Walcheren. I am likewise triii;;;res:MaTo;;;:ni , in the f its bring determined by Ills Majesty's Government to evacuate the island of Wet hrren, what length of time it would take at this season of the )tar to compute the evacuation attic island, in the two suppositions cr the naval defences being destroyed, or of their imilug left to their pi twat cond.tion. am surf 3au will see the great importance of these in qnirira being retried oa n ith the Istnensi secrecy, so that there may be no suspicion ausongst the iiihatidants, tio even, If possible, in the garrison, that Joy such objeets are in con templation, previous to the sups being taken which may be necessary to via ry them into execution. I have, &e. (Soxlicel) LIVI.:RI'UUL. To the Officer cointasitilinc at IValcheren. No. 16....,:f,eciut and coofidential)—Dispatch (non the Earl of Liverpool to Liestenant4;..ieral Dun, dated 9;th Oc tober, 1519. NIS—As there still appears to prevail some uncertainty with respect to tee tooth's on of pe:o.• la•tore.. Austria and Venoms, mad as the aspoduersity of the ireacnotisu u( tlw island of Vi'alchrren, at the prment sotier's', mint depend in a considerable deice upon that event, I um nut as yet enabled to iurnim you of the host determination of Ilia 31a jade, Climerament en this important question. There tan he little doubt, however, that a very few days will Mimi us some derisive intelligence from the Continent on this sulnert, and that this Mielliceace will probably con firm the ',ports we hare already received from so many quarters. of the conclusion of ;wirer. In rock an event, I think it most probable, that the de cision of IN STajesty'stioreriiniciit will be, to evacuate the island of%Valehtres. Dot wider the circumstances of melt an ememattuti, tlwy consider it to he an uhiect of material curtains WC, 10 accomplish the destruction, if possible, of the brans of Flushinz, as a port for turn of war, as well as of the Whet as al ftIIOIIIITS of the island of Walc►ersn, prosided the measures accessary fur this purpose can be excreted within a reasoaable time, and without tendering the evacuation of the island this *niter impracticable. I incluse to aorta Report on this subject; you will sem by this Repot, the opinion entertained of the facility anomie init the ohjert, and you will communicate it to the Admiral, and the Commaudini Otheer of Eugitoxrs, its strict coati• dente. If the destruction of the naval resources, above stated, should be coushlered by you as practicable, I ant portico. larly anxious to call your atteutiou to the situation of the ger r whilst this operation is von on, measures have helm already taken, and are still in progrs a., to remove with nu !title delay as pomade, all the sack, and others wk/luny be unlit for envier, front the Island. The reduced state of the garrison, frosts these eireusustances, woold resider it im possible to look to the retention of the Island during the win trr, watt t the orcemstv of eroding some reiofurcvments finny this(sultry. But if, during the temporary twcupatiou s.! the Island ho the purposes attire sueutioned such a aura sure could he avoided, it would certainly, on many accusal", he desirable. As Hue, however, might to &peados your decision, found ed upon yuur knowledge of the salsa' situation of the island, and of tbe means arlolcit the eurmy possess, at this lima, making au attack 0p.... it, directions will be immediately Kirra to ►old a corps of four or 6ee thoesaud infantry in rea dine►s oath, co.mt, in order that they may he snit, without delay, to tValctseres, iu case you s►ould judge it accessary to call for them. Yon will consider, in your Jerislwo on this question, the advantages which may he expected to arise ft ORS such a rein flweement, ...simpered with the inconveniences which may see suit from the Sr.ne.e.ity of embarking an additional number or troops, when the evacuation of the island is finally to take phice. You will inform me of your opinion on this point with as little delay as possible ; and .uu will lake every premises" step, In ea:4nm tion with the navy, which may be neeesamtp for leaving the island in such a condition as, without ilea& ing any wanton injury ou theinhabitauts, may render it mt. and arsenals, at lest fur a time, unserviceable; and t prevent the enemy front deriving thus advantagen they have certainly hitherto derived from theme, sines liM7 have bad the rossted of the navigation of the Scheldt. I as, &c. (Signed) LIVERPOOL. No. 17.—(Beeret.)—Dispatch from Lientenunt•Colonel Rua bitty to Lientesaid.Geoeral Don, dated nth Nur. leek.. Stn-1 an, directed by Lord Liverp.sol to actioaint r e, that in cooseasonce of the representation cootaiird in your Disp;iteli of the 2711, alt. the most pressing 41,014101 U lone here green lac orating treasports to 11•14.heren, for thr re ception of the sick, in as large • proportion, aid with as little ileley as possible. _ Thirtee ' n tra r nsporti, the capacity of which ■mount. In 2,9.13 tons, air now lying at Heroiclt, in whet rr oiliness to tail for Flui.hing, on i.oon as the wind may be f.ivourali:e and a Ant of :in sail, t►at arrived print...rice In the Wane with sick men from Wakliereo, will be neared and prepared to return with all possible expedition. I.ord Liverpool taker' ibis opportunity of recommending to )our attention the apparent expediency of directing, that, w►atrerr laden Lanapoeta attic may be now lying at humbug, tie calivea • j ,... !ili init.ls Ow sot likely to be regaired ashler the cicalas. ti liff in cuiteinplatioa, thoold lii- 'cut b! the earliest op ' i . eel applicable to the other services for which they may yitritahly be reputed. lam Luc. (Signed) HENRY EHWA RH Rt . N BUR Y. ..--- fist. t5...-tSceree)—Dieritels from lb.. Furl of Liverpool to ' Liest..Geseral Dim, dated Sur 4, toot litllt.-.Your dispatch of the loth alt., with its intiostues, has bee* received, and Mid Mfore the Rios. Yeii 4.11 bona received, sonic days ago, .y letter of the 47th olt . with the inclined report, on the subject of the de structiog aline basin of Flushing, and of the other laval defences of the Miami of Walcherets, to which I directed your particular attention. It being now determined to evacuate the island of Wat chmen, unless some new eircnnistauces should occur hi the progress of the operation, which might render an alteration in this derision expedient, and the report of Colonel Puking. ton, on the subject of the destruction of the basin of Flush ing, he. having beets folly considered by Ilia Majesty'. Go vernment, I have retched Ilia Majesty's commands, to di rect that the basin of Flushing, and all such roast defet.ces of the Island of Waleheren, as Colonel Pilkingtun *WWII in his report, could be " effectually destroyed in two days, without ha:autism an inundat.us of the Island," should le destroyed iu such time and manner as may be necessary for that purpose ; sail I am to desire that you will, at the same time, call upon Colonel Pilkingtoo, to report is what degree the destruction of the sea hors of Flushing, a. stated in his letter to' you, would further prevent the enemy's Sect from haring the advantage of Flushing as a naval station; whether such destruction would materially °hitt net or retard the re establishment of the basin, and what would be the additional extent of the mischief which would occur thereby to the island and its inhabitants? It will out be accessary to delay the extent on of the first part of these operations till the report %hall have been received upon the points, to which I hay.• jo-t ri leered. With respect to the particular moment at which the operations should commence, you are antliorised, in ease you should be of opinion that the ceinmencement 4 them would give alarm to the inhabitants, and might invite attack *um the miessy, before the whole or the greater part of the sick are embarked, to defer the actual commencement of the work as late wait can safely be deferred, making, is the mean time, all the necessary preparations and arrangements fsi it, and leavnie. sufficient time to complete it during the period which will be occupied to tires:tine the embarkation of the stoles, aril die final evacuation of the garrison. I have gives the most punitive orders, io coasequence of your dispatch et the u7th alt. that 110 buss should be hot in eroding out all the trasisrorts that can be prepared, fur the purpose id* einh.irking the remainder of the sick. I um, Lc. (Signed) LIVERPOOL To Lieut.-Gen. Don, /sc. Ise. lee. No. le —(Serret.)-s•Dispateh frum the Earl of Liverpool to Lieutenant .General Mug, dated gill Nov. tens. Stft—Your lhapsiehes of the 3d oud sth iiutaat, have been received soil laid berme the King. As the tieternituntere to centime the istauil of Waltherea he. bees lakeu, it cannot be necessary for we teenier into any of the particulars stated to your disp Itch, re.pecting the best memo of providing for the permanent defence of the island, is ease it had been thought expedieut to retain it. I have west satisfaction however, to inform i ng y u e that the diliecilee and attention with which you have eu early ex swilled ibis part of the subject, has met with His Majesty's m o st traria,' approbation. With respect to the tiestritciion of the basin of raistonx, owl the other naval dwarfs of the isbowl, an first wed he lost io the contivieurinie the oloystions foe this purpose, tui soon as they eau be twito . iskesi,cuosisteady with the wvorit) of the tick. The rest object His Id eiesty's Government brice in vice is, that this uperation should be effectual. and that the no. ks shneld not be lift in sorb •co iiliti.iu that the Freuel t Ruler, with the unlimitsil cintintand of military latent which he posse's:a, may he this to re-establish them in a short space of time. How far it may be expedient to have recourse to le titillation to any rutisiderable extent for this object, I will is form you mote particularly alien I have refer/MI answers to the questions put throne.' you to the Commanoliae Ealfrilletf in my tZeipmelt of the atli instant. I can have no thiSeult), however, in :iutioisisi.ix yuu to lancelet, any part of the Wawa s.k.r may lie ovverseary tie she vorarity oldie firm es wearr your cotwitalul, la the eveut of an attack from the enemy. _ . , Between riot and Ilse thousand tons of trenspoits from Ilsrwwli a n d the Ihrsite oil the fifth mown, for the ac euitoodatiou of the sick. Au equal number are prep.', iox and willow:I without delay. I should hope that this mamma of tonnage *mild f you, hi the course of to de's, or a fortnight, tartest the hilsod of ail the sick, and ev,:n of the won't cases among the t onvaleseeuts. The eighteen lin Arc d to: n which were in the tinse•a ths• text are eniharkiag. They will receive orders to come room, to the Lowery and they may then proceed on to Kati her. 11, or disembark, scroll:hog to the information we shall at that time restive (rots you. I am, (tigned) LIVERPOOL To liententot•Geoeral Lou, .e. N.. t 0.--ISert et )—Dispatch from Lieutenant •Colunel Dun- Miry, to Lieus:enaot General Dots, dated gth November, IMI9. I ani directed by Lord Liverpool to acquaint you, tint, as be is appreheusirs, from the reduced state of your force, you may out have adequate means to accomplish the demolition of the Bain of Flashing wit► the desired promptitude, he has judged it expedient to order that sixty civil artificers, used to labour us canals anti docks, should be immediately sent to Flashing, and placed at your disposal, sod tinder Ow orders of the Commanding Engineer These men, ender the direction of 31r. William will euiliark, to-urirruw morning, so beard the Eleanor transport, in which ressel will be also embarked certain tools, which Mr. kr • re presented as being necessary fur the work in enateniolatioa, and which will he cousignsd by the Orduance t o th e c ow . mending Royal &Timer in Waif lieren. A second division of civil artitieers, (abort forty in num ber), will be sent over, to aid in the same object, tally in the ensuing week ; but hitherto no rottimunication his Lieu made, either to the overseers or to the men, as to the work upon which they are to be employed. 114.11111.—Dispatelt frost t►e Earl of Liverpool to Lissiteitaat General Don, dated 13th November, lam) Illottillotor dispatches of the 7th instant base been re ceived, mid laid Miura the King 1 aim sow to eigoify to you His Majeats's command, that you inseams the island of Walcheren, •ri I h the forces under goer comassul, bat I am, at the same time, to aurora& you, that it is the determination of Fits Ilajests, that, preasouaty to the eVaC URI iota, you should take *twit nieT;suree it rim may judge must effectual fur the of the basin of Flush• tog, mid (tithe naval defeuces of the Is' Ind. Tuu will adopt fur this purpose the ran first suggested by Lientena,it-Cidonel Pilltiagtoe, by which the kland will he exposed to the cuasequenees of inundation in as small degree ad Cal be consistent with the effectual execution of the It is tie ►e regretted that Lieateawt•Cnlunel Pilkiagten did opt, is his Second Report, explain, with more pal Imola rity, t►e manner in which he intended to totithi,t thug opera tion. It dues not appear whether the sitegertion contained to the Report tianeisitted to you, in toy letter of the o7th rkt u he r , of ihntrarine the sills ur the Rood-gates and the jetties, and of obstructing the c►aunt into t►e Munn, fore a pert aloe plan. To tine operation it may In proper, there fore, that Lieutenant Coloaci Pilkingt we's attention shot aid he directed. As the greatest importance attached to a service thr which the ro-estabinemnent of Flo-hi,g, as • naval mafiosi, sod depot of the (111 . 1111, may be mom rile. .t coolly retarded mod obairiarted for the knegest period, have felt it to be my duly to bring under your eurtsidcrallo• every inggerition, mud to ritionl retry ami.dance which coa render tin: operation •• complete as poss.ble. - . anci...• • paper, eneteiaine the •moutt of leausso tett:eb it oil: be to the pewee of the Hohrel mow to Novi& foe the eetaberkaitots of the tr•top., owl of ethers of all dew, rjet toes. The Atihitralt) sell. I u .1, ha slue, by we're of ships of war. to error.' atone h;eututtottklifiato .:ta healthy and 'erectly* part of Ike ea. As the motto of the year re Cu re, athauced, I hair r.a ol e NEW SHERIFFS. 11. , ..-..........,--- The following is the riot of the Gentlemen 4 't icked by His Majesty in Council, no Wednesday, . 0 serve the offiee of . Sheriff for England and tn 4 'ales the rustling year : lii j. p:,,tidire--Sir Gregor ) fl terror Torner, of Rattleolto, ti, - ;art- poi-Oise—Peter Green, of t'roAhnt.,, Es q . PO g sr (ineassotire—Air Statham (la ) t ot, of Hark ) ford, gem t f q c om e r irig•Ah4, r and /few firp/onshire--George William Leeds, hee l C r eston, Esq. . Che.hor—lltolvert VIII , T, of triabton, Esq. Camberlowe....Sir Henry Fletelise, of Llea Hall, Bart. 0 ru e ~:r i err—Jolin Crompton, of Dcrby, Esq. I ,,,,,,ki re —sir Hassell Manaeseli Lopes, of Mansion, to iti y te , . pervi.hire--Heury Seymour, of Hanford, E•q. iam b F m es-Jobn Higg, of Walthatnatow„ Esq. ikeq Graessressaire..— ----- Wet lira, of Lipy at Park, Esq. ths r , :edrairr--Itiolsert Hiavoron, of Birclumill Pork, Esq. • lira fuldshire-..Tbonoto Hon arils, of Flontlasot Lodge, Esq. 1 slica;-ssinasas 91111.11111, of 31ablertoo, Esq. . teiesderatireeoThe Huss. Thomas Bowes, of Higlasan of se Hill. ;... as sadadire--EdnaiolTarorr, of Penton, Esq. .. .g ra sui.isr.,—liiiiiniss Pillinictois, of Hillsrone, Esq. Ssitit—Nethaniel SI teklethwatte, of Bs. MO ~ Esq. Nwitsayterelure—Williaaa Sairbritlga, of Lust Hadrian, Sai ' 1 . --1. N s: themberbord—John Head, of China-hare Castle, Eaq. eat* o r rooishineo—Willians Henry Ashorst, of Watt.' stock, Esq. I q., R.C4..rishitc-..Williaus Gillsoo, of Wing. Esq. sa w :A/re—William Lloyd, of Aston, D.q. usl, is S....Therskire—Thanes &moat is ays Mistier, of Wells, Esq. a nt . r a cy l eSesithwspio•—Sir Jellies VI Watley Atusth Card- ,,.,, ef Pork's court, Bait. cite :ire ...Mum—Henry Weld), of Forebridao, Esq. le z wr.4--J..bua Gi•igby, Mines, Drinkatoce, F.. 5 ; z4iHem—Herny Unload es, of Clairol's* Hasse, Fag. in ;,.,r'--Biebaril Wyun , If Courtwlek, Esq to ' Warir;renr,e--J marl IVest, of Arlo acute Esq. 11 4 j Ifilteiitc--Abcaliam Ludlow, of Heyw ood, E. g . 11:westerthire--Joseph Smith, of Siotohill, Esq. ma YvekeitTe--1 . llamas Wynne bellasyse, of Newburgh Ab- ihi e g lky, hue SMITH %VALES. tin . c,,,A.nrce.—Tyrone Stentopy, of Danyealt, Esq. i ll i it liembrole-ni,.1..t Myrehouse, of 131-ototelade, Lol. OlAigran--Wne Ed. Prose!l, of Nanteuo, Esq. to it, ci,,,„,. 4 ...—Tiusinas Lorkso.d, of Dan.y•graig, Esq. Was( loirews-JsawslollCl, of tdanthossas, Esq. Haase—Harley James Have, of Balky House, Esq. ISOlll'il IVA LEa. reriseetlt- , -.lohn Davies, of A berl'.-loni, Esq. a Cravarzsasarre--Hunikobies Howland Jonas, of Ystindlyn, • Wig Ti d t arters—Hugh FAMISS. of Hirahhis, Esq. • lc Ittrezarterystire—Ed. Heyward, of Lesnwood, Esq. DesiseEkr,--R - .chard Lloyd, of firoonselog, Esq. D'gr ' Vistolire—Fraser. Richert Price, of Brynypys, Esq. L. 2 - ...--.......—_ la - BNtRIFFS IN IRELAND. he t Ch:^4ll . l Coort s —Credet ink 'Thompson, of Dorris Castle, got. I ashir—Beujamia Disraeli, of Beeebly Hill, county Coles, ksq. 11C11 . ,Sll•Wm.••=m,•••••••iia i -• elr VP CIiELTBSHA AI. FM 1. --.......-- diet Cheltenham never hail to boast inch a splendid T ii,,,,,,w.ge, ii, the winter, as at present; iiitleeli unh . the loan, at dui. season, never was so full—inost ot it the large brutes use 0.-cupted, eery few good loilg- rid" toga an empty, and the oucerssion of fashionable u arningeno tits Is almost amides.' opted. . le, Chs Mcsiday eveuinz, Mts. Colonel Hughes hod a loge punt; .inkiiin t st the number wet e —Sir 'Po (Narks Elle Lidv Mary Ross, Mr. and Ludy Chit- -4 i lot! , Guald7Loril Viscount Ca.ilerisee, Ludy Eli. Ps . "'will .[Tensaw, lady Myert , . Str Jordieia and L•stiy . !Meredith, iral ant' one liniolml other Faiiiiiou- -1 g% Wes. sou Ott Tuesday eveniirv, there was a very large potty at the Hoot. Mrs. Pluoliett's. at Cambroy Villa ; ibis present, wrist of the above, with the addition of she „. g. Cetinteso of Cloensell, Lady Mary Scutt, Lady Te- n% Dtage, the Misses Drat, &e. Last night, the Hon. Mrs. Talbot had a large sad fashionable party.; I' - The Hoo. Mrs. Plunkett gives a splendid ball . . aibiantoper. oa Friday es g ; and Lady Char- iest Gould ou Tuesday near Hie Grace *lie Duke of Leinster is daily expected 'en,, Mr. FOSTER. the Chancellor of the bias lathe- ni: quer, hes issued out canto for r grand dinner, wit of . the 11th lust. at the Irish Exchequer Office. in % f• Great George-street, Weemineer. [nit Sir CHAeLts end lady A. U. arrived at Di/- tail's Motif, on Thu rsday,SO Thursday, from Ireland. The Marchionras or Dewaseng us issue[] out ant. •1 4, ei ti. r n o t. f invita t io n i s , a gran d d inner ou t h e ist h at lea ca reer The Earl of THANE? is arrived at. JA1111.1111.11 . 11 wr • 1110 14. in Old Boiniattreet, where his Lordship ea- ' • brassard. yeiderd a y, a se l ect par r y at di nner , i n . chiding Earl CROLMONDELET. Mid several other It ' Nobility. Mr. Sitirrt EGTOW has beta for some time past ,tit orsoloog at Southampton. Madame eRTAII.ANI ham announced. Got she W. wi ll give too Concerto at Newartle, en her nay from Scotland to London. ad' Mrs. Caaraire's grand rent, on Thursday, was sal . wooded by the principal Nobility in town. We atielerbtainl that Madame Ca vaaatit's ini- mitable powers Wive been crowned with the great - o en buyera., both in Edinburgh and (Bissau. In ut It Mao last town, after three cro w d e d b owies , many M lt . `t h is I "k 7 illg Pound the iinprosibility of getting adattlance, alit Wee Clore ; requested to give five ni g hts and th e %hole of the tickets were sold in 11 ...nn"l, ". morni ng . Wh at a pity o c are deprived of , : : 110 such a porn-lid auxiliary in the iiiiig's Theatre ! 4 . c. 4 cf,1,1:.; n Be pi t an was to commence an engagement, Ifll s. on Thursd a y even i ng , a t the Bath Tifton.. • Mr. Joan Laeoncna who eaded a long and ri t ii •"1"Its Gl's. at S d I i moot I, on Friday se'nnight, Its nor of the Firm of is n„bii i „ • M ••srai Lasolocuit's Bank. It ' i He had, f or many years, decl i ned r!rs! 1ai1:144 any **ties part iit hustneits, and principally „,i, i . ji tr l' i tsl at his obit. Farristown , in the county of ..ttli . , ,ate, occasionally visiting the mild comet tit 4 . , , u`_ ‘, en. Mr. LATIUM:Sr married a Miss hez- II 6 441 .0, of the count Cork , Ronhi,n. I , e 1 by whom, who cur- Id left four children : the Countess Id ' hot of Lisanase, Mrs- I g„,,.41, I , l' .1 J -- -'eTell Dolmas. and Meson!. 1 , • ona LATOCCaR Elio moat independ- rtt 1 111...,, i " Attfini." of the 16 •10-.4I -Parliament. Mr. 11 " I turas, and Mr. Sramair, of Weston House. " 61. N. 4001101, who died be the same day. are cord he ' la Lase possessed k 0 i 5694, ._. Prepetly % the aatauut of nearly s''''''alie • ' , .• doubt yon will see the importance of making every m•Cee• - • • .. • exertion to bring the service to a CODCIUSIOR within ar . s. able tune. 1 hare the boneUr to be, kc. • (Slgoeil) LIVER,PIOL. ---i- . ' 1 No. Sta.—Return of the Sick and Wounded sew( to Eogluni• I from WAkiima at different tittle/. - tl list August - Tar Veen - SOO nth September - ditto 71 Pith - . Ramekins - -A; 1 1 toth - .... I.F T el e d: r istvbi. l t r ee. e ng e re ee ..... 3.14 WI. sth October vtli - - ditto OW lull - - - 7.111 gist - 3 , ,1 god - - Flashing - I,tnit uoth - ditto 170 ot.th - - ditto . 7u5 8161 . . dine - bet . - - ditto - OSO - • Ter Yeses . 11 t 11th November - ditto . 76L . r - - Flushing - au,. I nth - din./ . ISO tsth - - ditto 806 . 1 ) th - . emu - doe aid . - ditto -1,17 d with . - ditto - (lbw 54th - - ditto - 144 Ist December - ditto - lop 1 stn - - ditto - 114 Pith - - ditto - 41 diet Ar:itst ? - s,. . ih Be.eland l, at eth o:ptelolicr i ---. Total - 19,1163 .--- No 25.—r-strict of a Efisietch from Kr. Rather* to Kt. Secretary Ciumiag, gated Ruda, 15th Septe..mher, !MI. The Ertii.o.., it very SUlitibler that the HI hods Sweat dis. .. embarked in Holland thoidd 4:pullout their operatiows ia that eunatry, from a Conviction, that the tenon of His Ma- jetty's troops on that point wilt afford to Au trig it oars effieteioas relief, thau a diversion on any other sphere tilt might be eel., cted • His Imperial Majesty appears to entertain HMI idce,fisent • • motion, that the inhabitaan of Holland and the Low Cosa- tries are so iN dispowil towards the government of Doom- parte, as m encourage a hope of their joining the Eogliak Cause. ............-.- Nu. I.—Dispatch from Lieut-Geueral Slr Eyre Coots, to Visconut Castlereagh I ' 1 Middlebourg, aunt Aurist ling. MT Loan-1 have the honour to transmit to you r Lo r d. i ship • letter addrested by the Inspector of Roseau& In this !slated to me, applying in the must urgent manner fur I ' additional needled assistance ; and I lament to say that the . , • mason is rendered of the highest consequence, the sick oF the army Mutating daily to a most alarming degree. • I have the honour to be, Ste. i (Signed) EYRE COOT E, Lieut.-Oen. P. S. I *mild strum& recommend that three or fair lar , ge hospital ships should be forthwith sent trim England. I sea air being found of great advantage M the disorder with which the troops are elected. .. To Vide-veal Castlereagh, dw. Ice. (First factotum, referred to in No. 1.) Middleburg, Aug. al, i.eg. Ste—l 40 myself the honour of representing to yes, that the ilisisious of the army which are iu South &retaind sad in Walcheren, are becontiug to extremely sickly, aced the 'Jethro' Officers, both of the Regiments, zed idthe Staff, are stilferiag so serenity from the effects of the climate, aid the excessive duty they hove to perform, that it is with the ut- most difficulty we eau have the oink of this humid properly encoded to A passing requisitiosi was sent from Fluakieg, yesterday, for medical aid ; but it was not poesitile to com- ply with it. Noncom Liddertlate, who is otationeid there, was instructed, huoiset, to make ouch arrangements as will enable him to carry on the ecnoce, fur the promo, without . ' airline to the woes. I have this moment received • positive order front the Ad. - jutant.tieurral, desiring that • one physician, one staff stir- geom, and one hospital mate, should be scat forthwith to South Hai el ind. ft i• soli comers I am .4)liged to add. Ault I Wine hat woe medical offieer, (a 'toff sorgeoh) Harm I coo me tidy spars trio t!, place, without leaving • portion of tht sick nuattrinfed to. Under those eireunisteners of great and evident clifficolty, and with the reriattits of ~ o r wants i . tog rapidly,and oar means of meeting thins diminution by the tardiness of me- dical. olic.ns, I beg to submit to your coaside r iu t ui, sh e absolute necessity of sending express to Litglagil tar medi- . ' cal aid, :roil 44 appl&wic that • tut-sailiag vessel should ho app..lllilli to being ant the assistance that is MO urgently or. . , mired. I 11.1er the Winter to be, fs::, JOH Mi 1‘ EBRE, Inspector of Hospitals. To Limit -Geo Sir Lyre Come, I B. -..--- (Second inch:ogre, referred to in -No. t.) Head-quarters Goes, Ands August to t " • SlR—The state sod number.: of the tick in this Islam' re- gutrin; additional medical assistance, I have it iii command ," to desire,that on the receipt of this letter you will he pleased to dirvri • Physician to the forces, a. Medical Staff Sur- geon, and an Hospital Mate, to proceed forthwith from ' t Watcheren to this place. / I have the honour to be, ire. (Signed) It. LONG, Colonel, Adjt.-Gee. No. it —Dispatch from Lituteunnt-Gesmal Sir Eyre Coots to Viscount Cattlert.gh, dated Middleburg, tall Sept. isia, Alit Loan—lt is with much regret that I have to rm• port to your Los ilship the isdispositima of Mr. Webis, hi- swoon.- tif Hospitals, who was attacked yetterday with the Zealand (emir. and is now so ill, as to be unable to Meal to the Artilltllli dimes of his sitttation, which he has hither- to under many chtlieuluee, Ritual with the ea zeal aced ability. Mr. Webbe's illness makes it highly necessary that ao Is- specter of Hospitals, egoallv gc ;lilted with himself, should forthwith he sent to this Island. Of this necessity your Lordship will list judge, by as Impaction of the inclosed daily Report of dick. On the :lot ult. I did myself the honour of initiating to „ your Lordship an siogent appticatioe from Mr. Welsh*, for ail- • i ditioual Medical and. On the oil instaiii ~ our Lordship was l pleased to inform me that the Medical Board should lie in.. mewled to trod out. without delay, the A...tweeter...mired. 1 and also • aufficieitt quantity of Medina: , such as inisht he best suited to remedy and counteract the disorder prevalent hers. I am now concerned to sicimaigt your Ito dship, that, ID this .lay we have only received one Staff Surgeon, and three Hospital Welts, without any aeklitisual sapid,. of Si o d ir o,.., hospital beddiug, or contort of any kind, so iniperioasly called for, by the ego ling member of our sick. I hare the hoisem to be, ac. I Sward) LYRE COOT& To %Ismael Castlereagh, I.e. 1 (lawlosure referred to in No 2.) Daily State of the Sick iii the Island of Watchmen, till September, tool. Officers, tan; Setj.•atits, lay; Drummer., tell Ralik and File, 7,titti. 1 1 110.‘1.45 It A LSH, Lt. Cul. D. A.D. Nu. 3.—nispatch (tom Lisumitaut.Oeneral Sir Eyre c•st. to %aroma Castl• retail, dated Mildleburgb, 17th Sep. mother, tionher !son. Ms Luau—l has a the honour to treas.ait, fur Me Lod. ship'. iuformation j the copy of • letter which 1 t o beet-ties the Earl of Cuelhain, when ( was icft la the command of Wakho ea. A p...rnia: of ttat letter will folly anya.-lat gown,PardeLly• with my Wets at this idaltd, and our mesas eg.b...„, lg . The prospect °fuer &dabs, since that petted, blakeit gro a t_ clod, but on the catatrary Ism mourned $ mud more slat to. y„ c "rwar ioe , as you will jorlge frogs the follow log State. went. The &fee 1 then elated as neceseary foe our security was cynic men; that left its the totem' sac st• .nt insoles, of *kick mambo. ti,mi.• me now sick, ben•ing Is .•r i 7,100 1111•11 f.r all •Isfsc.te. Um in icy deaths has, is the aim wbidery bees