The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-02-12 00:00:00

A DISTSTERESTED STATESMAN. 0 The following are Extracts from the Seventh "goon of the Coon miroionere of Military Inquiry. or I)liseresrious grounded upon that important Iles:utarnt. SECUETARY AT WAR'S OFFICE. to 17514. when Mr. %L'indluim seceded—lee ob tained this Offisi. —and up started " Vigour be yond the Law." A Foreign Department for foreign corps, in which there hips been an expen diture of 1.314,6301 7.. 2id. wades him. and his mistimes, and dependent*, for the extrsordiaiory conduct of which, in settling the accounts, ire public papers laid before Parliament, on the too tiao of George Rose. Seep. the mantgement of this service, be enablidted • foreign allies in the Secretory at OP - ar's Offiew, till it of to 61401. per annum, ki net his oan retains,- and dependants, paid , f, ..n. the fowl voted by Pariiament, celled Me " Ge oTA Contingenci-s for the Foreign Corps." It is all ian under Mr. Robert Lokin, Mr. Windhain's heather:m-law;Paperer John Alexander 11. 00 4 - fa:A, first Clerk; James Lukin, (utt pheiv) Accountant, and ochres. Then go abroad. See p. 42.--.Fmtperor.J. A. Woodford, as Inspec tor ; Richard Gardiner, Fit* Clerk cud Com ; Ralph James Wttodford„ sail °theta. They pass each other's accesids. (see Seventh Re port,) in the Wan-Office, and Secretary IViudliaiii tounteraiviS Tie ;mould is 1,524,630 i. According. to the Se t, nut ofCminnisrioiser- of Military Inquiry. tLt riot loomilalents abu.e, imposition, cud Jeer's ton of ['while trust and national burden. 'l he parties thus misfiles! by Mr. Windham, were never culled on to giro any kind of •ecufit} fur their c 1111 l lust. In Febinary, I not. when Mr. Windham went out, his brother-m-6,.. 11,okies, glinted hes vets lu rrative station, and he appointed, Mr. Disa:tey, another relation, also mithaas km. NVoodfoed is an under seecountot for 307.0431.nnd goes out of the country, with tir kictrledge 3lr. Petered. !caviar au ratorttey to 'cult his 4CI 0441 F. .—He r.eired from Ace in MA. on a pension of 4031. Se. per 0,1113101. sod is melted:el by James William Lukiss, who Slow holds both Wondlortni and his own offi.e, aide so additional salary of lib. per diem herynead that granted to Woodfeiel. The whale of this Foreign Department is repro bated by the Commiseiemrs of Nlilitary loquiry. T4.11e•-•Weeedford went abroad, es Inspector of Ferris's seeps. awl lies to account her 307.0151. Richard Gardiner. his Deputy, lasout. They LOlltlllol .1 to pats eneh udtr's oestovats la the IVar office, and Co get Mr. Windham to approve thereof. The .Juifitors interfeee, cad and whet will be seen in the said Papers. prsasisted to toe House of C 011111104314 ea the lath Jude,l tvoii. :Nee Paper* rear before the rulilie were of snore political import than these. Loftus wayorm, are male, gmee of the People's pro- Preli soc.'osioiniell by the blood of the nation. THE BRTTISH PRESS. r_ LUN DON, MONDAY, t'FBRUAILY 12. Te (o/asibine, of IS tolos. Capt. arrived at Po. tamnuth, nu F.iday, rill' a tosser, , t tax. It sr. geuerall) understood in that town. that aim had Grrii • salute upon her orriv,l, and from Hence it grat , lll6pposed that Mr. J ACISON, OU: 4:er to America, er.sa on hoard. This was the meet opinion at Llo3d's Coffre-hout.e dug u;, the shale of Solortlay; but our letter! irons Portsmouth do not outing the arrival of Mr. J ft N! , 1!11, and it is very Ernhalde that some cos.il cli•charge of some guns on beard the Cuitinafrine, of her ccm:ng Into post, toll Moro breu atimokin fora ealutL. no Gesell* account of the e:i.ture of the ran- Itestiere is very twirl and uusatitfsetory. Ihe 144- looiug detailed OCI 0411:.t is ha VII COW .ti OTTI.LY'S Port,tttortli Trkgraph, ut tiaturo3 , with so earl copy of which we hire been favoured by a Mead. Some of the papers of Saturday stated the value of toe prize at two url!.ous stud ■ Ina. aterhog. The ■ , •cravat in the Poeturoonth pal yr, the acettrog y of which atsy tie relief on, rates it at about 16 , ..),evu1. It to Thwaday. the Lrwuas Frtnth fr : gisle Caw usaiere, of 44 vino. arrwr.,l herr. eanture.l by Ilde I . a:iwlt, of 71 4U:If, Juin% BUGII, this fta 4 y i5e . 116,1011. voitt.tn 'wren er right tra ; :. 1;r1 it. Isle. The e;itlitistusicrs Anew:fin:4 - hrr ta dt I:re *hew the peculs..r youd tottuae of 1:41 tam Itt MIL Thurothiy senc.pht, Dyi.asee, t, tam linen**, .ind the l'ellsevat, w , ft . US I MU. :fatly together. when C:.ritaia Ilurutx. /.4 oilieer, 'wide the ireltwa's signal to to!'"ii. join the tqoadre:. to Ilantheeon-ility. Tt:e Ac rtg thin 11-tern the I)4J:Jure,re)Jl,l .0.1 weather tLe p“tut to get tonna tutu the 1:43. big Ise //r.!:ence did. It low.; 1.401 t setutt:s, the fotliiwinc di! ra?',.tnt voul.l make tot Inc:grew iin4 in vie I.? ••.-e ri the wght ehe fell in with the 4"6l6aire • 4 .. I eh...d her from tley-bght. on Se ? !telly morno.g uaul : , 04.n. M ntu thar. .hind tout& the raeeentier, thn .• her 1(. , 1' , Ci up , ll thr Void•xes tr•v . '• 4 . 1.1 •I:t °tilt being in sight. Her capture is almost entirely at. thinned to light baffling winds, with which the Vo Itaflt ratlir gained upon her, as she was three miles (tom her at day-tight, and when she struck she was about one rude. Cutler any other eireamstatices she a mild have escaped, as she met-sailed, in six hours, very ship that ever chased her before. She had been from the Isle of France 93 daps, and had been chased fourteen times during the passage. It had been loug kown that slie was to return to Europe, laden with the spoil of the principal captures which the French bad made in the East Indies, during the last three years. Our squadron nil the Isle of France, and our cruisers to the westward, were oil the mpg vigilant look out for her; and but fur the seemingly untoward circumstance of the 'ahead not being able to fetch Quiberou Bay, nt that particular time, she would have been safe in Ilelleide inn few hours after the time she wag (allele iti with. On har pa-sage out t., the East Indies she ran into the Cape of Good Hope, soon after it had bee') *skeet by Sir Home l'oenam, but, practicing the Elexlesh flag ',peg, she cut her cable and rieraptd. Since that time she has been cruising its the Indian St us, to the t. Trier of all our trade there; but wonting gnaws which could not be done at the Isle of France, the Otivernor of that Island, De CAGY. kilt leer, for a consideration, to the merchants, to bring their goods to France; her cargo cost 800,000 dollars there. and the merchants called her La Confiaaer, She was formerly La Mitterre, MAJESTY'S service, and was taken at Cherbourgh, by running 'aground in a fog. She had seventy three passengers on board, from the I.le of France. About eighteen months since she was chased by Sir EDWARD Pettssr, and the Caroline fri gate, at which time, the Captain of her a tys, he hal four millions of dollars on board, and a box of diamonds, the valet of which lee does not know.— lli.r present cargo is expected to yield the captors about 130,0001. She had only Is guns mounted *lieu captured ; the others were left at the Isle of France to mike teem for the cargo. She will be sent round to the River, as East India produce can not be sohl its any other than a London niarket. D. C. (leave, Esq. (Purser of the Volionti), and J. WITRISADR. Esq. (Secretary to Lord (ismatee,) are the Agroto fir her. Her cargo coostsis of— Sugar 2:10 175 lbs. Coffee ..!A1.911 am eha ditto 14.721 Ills. Bengal cotton 197'.384 lbs. In. digo 11)048 lbs. Closes 774 lbs. Nutmegs 63 lbs. Ebony 19.65011“. Tel 30 boxes. Pepper 711.1184 lbs. Gum Arabic 3.142 lbs. Tortoise-shell 1,091 lbs. Cinnamon 300 NA. Nankeen 760 pieces. Calla 4,340 lbf. Bark 1 4.43 lbs. Raw *ilk 869 lbs. Elephants' teeth 1,472 lbs. Ginger 1 0 4 0 8 lbs. India grads 800 pieces." The tried having come round to the Souttr-Eatt at Portsmouth, on Saturday, t.e Antelope, Capt. Nl , Lton pre:bared to sod 141.4 mor ii iii g with the nom HEMlltlf ‘l . aud suite, fur Ordis. We this day give the conclusion of the minutes of the evidence, given at the Fisr of the Booty of Commons, neon the loopier)• 11110 the XVllllcheren Espedition„ so far as they hare been printed. k appears Gem them that the army was sent to that island. as we have more than once stated, at the most sickly season ; and I:tither, that the meth( al preparations were precisely the woe as the the army was vitt.; to the most healthy place in the world ; the Medical Department not hat log been apprised of its destMat i.•n. Dutch Pipers to the nth mat. hare been received, with a private letter, of the Ist, front Nriv. Ac cording to the latter, the destined briile of BCONA PASTE not the niece of the King of S•gomr. but a sister of the Emperor of ItUSSI4. The fol. losing is an estriser from li.i• kite? : It is now aseettaioesl that roe sister of the Em:witor Ale•wailer is the Pa Mere., Vllll. a. L. 1 / 1 1.0111t the wife of the I:wiperr Caalinroan, a a WWI. of *be Aruba,- sailor of that nuns', at St. Petarshargh. left Paris a few dogs ago G•r that copses', to escort the Raisins Princess to this c.ty. %lieu• ONE moptial Itllllllol.lt ire to lie (Skill Med. fiber iwrirtstit matria;es are also t %petted to take place on ihr *BMW tteCN•llO.ll rudir these circwnstanees it is not thought that 'Sa piens will depart fur Spaiti till the latter and ot March, or, p[hs/,. the awhile of sod that be will thew Wee wily to cusgratulate his ar.iiies tin their erasing ilum all their 'Whom; Air the triaips oi that try are rapertril tostrike a dreasire tibia lung In fine that time strive.. It O augmented, to their great satisfortioa, that no comer:own will be wasted this tear ; from which we infer t tot the Guertin:newt considers the troops &toady winter 41 ens as sunlcirolly so. worenes fur every purpose for winds III.) may Le riling cd." The Sop/drowse to 'be :bog/yr/too Cuomo/it of Tuesday !ea, emsiesuos tl paragraph, e..rruburatiog the ush,rwation lis tiir prreeams let. tr r:— ° The chief Idnisl. ales of Antwerp Is;se rec. i.e.] inset heeler that • wernue. has betel mere": npun hst•evo the Lesperne \apokua 114. i violet of the Impe,or tot 1t , 1%3•••••" The pro% MCC longer 1 . ..CL11.4 4 pelt[ of the kingdom of 1101:.its.l. 1 he fu. a•.h. ,, tat;un of it to Prange has out t it phsee, hot it roly he rotaidrotly %pal a. hum the hied/11re pre. M. I iLIA to the f0P00i....! rie.•rev " Pslace of OIL r.es,.lsn ea. nil.. " Napoleon. Conserve of the Erruch. kol.: ltals, t r .4 she It lasu.sli Lempse. auJ Niro...tor the Heltstur ('t t.f. &ration • " Maims' to p. ovule to. the seearsty of the souther". frontiers aver Cape', nal to place . ..tit er 411.1er 010 f &OA ): ea. aadarseua, at Aimless/1, we has. .lecres.t as fs,llv es " Aft I. Au wen :veil be kook& to he cal .J the Army of leratient " All the commit, situate below* the Masse, lie Set,l4l, and the Ocean, 'shun compose Vat territory oldie &lid army. s. .1, .411 the Fiend, and 31!ied troor., tlu iher naval or stilitars, aittita that cumha.r , /111111 COI 111 .1 tof tt...,..trany of Iten!iatit. I • . " 4- The fortresses situate between the 31vese ideel the Riseldt sbAll to Oared ill r ►rate or birge. " 5. The 'Military l'ututounders, and French stuthoritii:s is llollaitJ, are required to contorts to the iae,.eut orders. "6 The Violater of War is charged • ith the eseestiora of the preaeut Decree. (Signed) APOLLON." PROCLAMATION. ARMY (IF BRABANT. " lulanhitants of Brabant, of the Islands of lenlatol, and isf the Islands situate between the Meuse and the Scheidt, " His Majesty the Euiperor Napoleon 11:11 . 11:g or.h C. I Ms to take military posormion of the country heiorrn the Meuse and the Scheldt, I Isaic opined some airaily and disciplined troops so march thither, a lop me Morn:led to respect pAlrelll,loWS and 114101W111. I hope, iu rithril, they *ill meet with a reception worthy sit . their good conduct, for which I lame au hesit►tion to pledge myself. (Signed) "The Marshal Duke lie REGGIO. " Breda, JIM VI, lett," TO sewed the inteutions, report statea, that an army of 40,000 earn had nuked in 41,.!1 a nd, a nd King [n is ha I Lem) put under arreAt at ; but this latter poiut is. we think, rather quti liuu able. Yeoterglay morning, Hi+ MC/ .STY, Prinerfiee AVOCITA and SOPHIA. rc.utttunwe.l by Lady ThIVNNE, Mrs. Imo tirorrrl MANNER.. rode in St. Gro , .. t e., Chap..l, 1VID.:1101. 41A bt4i , l a fterttitnt, pre.' bad by toe Ilon. mud Ittv. Dean LroGc. bolts .1. /in vette R : " For thin purl.... the Sun of Cod was tniuorestr.l, that Le alight .lenruy the nooks of the Lh•11." • ig Gr Hs.sav liscrono. Bart. and Drs. DLADAA and &tatty. •Irtve'l at the Pr . ..miss AMELIA'S hour, u, St. Alh.c.'s—tr.vr. Wiudsor; where they held a roostilterion. with Dr. Pore end others. on the state of liar Royal High. ness's disorder. The Gazette of Saturday night contains a Proc.lo tuition for excepting the towerulde population of the Ferric Islands, Iceland. and the Danish settle ments on the coma of Greenland, flu•n the enure. queuces of the lin.tiltties in which we are engaged with Destinatk. Tlwy tare allowed toTrade to the ports of Leith and Loudon, and also with each other. In consequence of the rigorous measures abont to be adopted iu lldlau,l, in prrw, nt auy.couitaci end intercourse with England, all articles id - ex portatiol have Wien constdenthly iu that couutry and at Ilanaburgis. A Commander-in-Chief will be appointed in the course of this wreck ter Madras; this appointment to rested in the Court of Directors of the East- India Company. The Victory, 100, Capt. DVMARSI9, us, taken out of Duck, at Kortsinouth. od Saturday molding ; and the St. George, lob, Copt. JASICS, nes taken in. A number of persons 'united the Vitiory. whilst is doe's. to see the spot where the iitimuruil NELSON fell. which is trinities, out by a square p.ecc of lig nuns-vine lit into the drek. The 4th and 411th regiments will proceed from Portsmouth to Calwaltar. under convoy of the Ja maica. Captain L. tome, when the wind will pc:. mit. Tae detachments to ?nip our arm) to Portugal, with the trade for Portugal, iit charge of the Cumin,. Capt. Al. bue nt. remain wiud bound at that pert. The juilicionA regulation lately made to examine Midshipmen, who have served their time. and plias them for promotion to Lieutenants. at the ports where their ships may he (intend of puttii.g them to the expense of going be fore the .I,lintralty in London). was commenced, at Portsmouth, on Werbies.lav, when eighteen young gentlemen were passed by Captains Busroau, Latvia. and 1141.1., on board the Glediatur in the harbour. Sir Joffe WiIIITIVORTI4. Batt. GOlrerool' of King's College, and 1114101 P of Novis-Scutia, arrived ut Port!.tu oil th. on Saturday matting, iu the William store.ship, from Halifax. Satanlay. the dispatches by the Wooryord, pAinstowr, and Ayinl, vivre tio.dly closed at the Jud delivi.red to their I-cilia -diva purseip. In the course of the Inquiry, in the House of Commons, ow the 11'nleheren Esprilition, a wit ness stxted, that upon a demand for tardiest assist ance, two Physiciaus were sent to the plaoe of one Sargeon ; on which a Member observed, that it re minded I of the cow eau lion-e on tire, when two Jacks were sent down to sweep the eiiimuey, it hiving been found impracticable to .eii4 a guuse. The eclair:ace! St IICUI: has slipped out ( win the port of St. Slakes in a frigate, Ludt under his OW inspection. br the special order of BUN 104 'IL. is • u Iporwa to be the stroogrst.hutlt frigate ever constructed. her scantlings bring equal to those of a first-rate ; she to uhle totnount So guns, so tittod out fn a toy age to India stiel Clint., aid is ',peened to have present* on braid. It is said that Lord Ni !ITO. on an recrimioation into the origin and progress of the laic ..Lirming in subordination in the Wien army, li is found basil se:f warninted iii extending pardon to all the Of ficer. and ether. tin! l.cated iu that affair, with the excel) ion only of four, who have been dismi-seil the *creme, and are to be sent hone for farnie r slinuld Government think proper to institute di., agamst them. Weilnieal x y, Earls C %stove and newt, e ied• .1 the l'east•e Asioatessnon, at kb I 0.1:4% in Nliei!s field-street. The Noble their Court d fee. e.. We hare the pleasure to inform our readers that, in cunseqnenre of • petition lately presented to the !'reach Minister of Maraset at I'an., ill the the te trtriong;ng to 11 Itt:og-, why sere captured by the enemy at the cotiontiteement hteatitties. sod bate ever settee been detained a. prisoners of woo to Frakee. have been re:rased by or:hi- of the French Covernment, arol lone warned ia tatfety to their natite ccuntry, :,•t.ept one. who is da.ly etpectrd.:, •It is 0,11 that the Brordi cruisers live ..!.eats sloe 41 It dts•tootsois in favour of Fren. - 11 fish. mien ; -re tor hr pry to r m. tt.e r.rt ut the r arm). tI. 11 r,k rt , a•• h I.h,;sl;:y. We I.upt. that .1 111.1 it All to o:lier 4 . 41 , ..pt.t.411.11‘ acts gi kla4 , eve tattiest,. the two /WI.. It 11.1 4 ,11:, C,.. JAI. • ..-.... .... • 1 ,.• 7 ,EXPE.AIIIO.V TO THE SCIIELTI. .a.l_ I‘OUSE OF COMMONS . Or 411.94P1eiden'W . ' l ' Mori of the ES4V llll: l i r°' ,.. r ;; ; :ti l l iri t °N o f I k e enaleptimtwie iErtb":611:11C141 : 1 0 1) :$ 11.." 1.. u. l:** rererf• , Ity II " 111'11111, ~ that , 11,11 d tiCIiELLT. --. ponce in t the end ''f. ettCOND D•lf -VLI1111•ItY S. terrier hy t siti Sir Lucas Purl e d a, Bart. um% ai m if , Theo . when 161 framitnwl It y the Committee. operetta • • Da Y^. Are )(MIKA PloyliCISOI-Ceiltrol to the 1: / *reel ....4 is , I,ane is the Were %Ma comolteal cub respecting the natur e s.. . .., 1 ' of the Ad period tre the %%Wehrle, feeer, 1110(10111 to the it ---* la /..11 pi r, Arren ?••••I 10011111 a 11 tVei. you, and at what film were yea first tomato. al 'MI f e: s t lar ri: u iri 'i v. :: l lieu. ii‘in.;llT.6.ll::utic:f"rureeriri.l7:lSeP.a..lotni:triuluokl-bat'aoti'l S ;-. 1" 1 .' „ ' „: luta the to ol d of ',do that 11 . 1: a t et' w"a7lahleililisitattt,tir•lN..uuw.lt'itiri.Leuevoll'lontietaiti:iewtiagettai.to:lethterle....4o., „ . veireer C. too ' -Au o urder to bust Usher, .......: i 0 the Ides Mande who had let unwell front Welebeivu. ut. Dist you gas to Harwich in consequence ' -I ihdo th cuto ern• , •' lt hat did you find to be the motor of 11w di • Con 3. 0 rows tenanting fever, usual so co:sequence of D iea i • " ..fno W tiol, far I tle altheren. ger sort sat D'cre yam previLtisly acquainted with the nacre c 1; , l'on hart disorder tu which soldiers sere subject its the 1 1a..1 ' * • .1 It. with the sill cites est ?-rert: MI), 'tab Sir's.] Theta 11.1 Meatier to •!sieh soldiers erre exposed u t! e f,,,.. pecan period ..1 the year in lVali•hrren, am p er f ect l y t n. "at" - - l'et :scull,' knots ufa oin cow moricatiots froze h., j,,,h h 0,...." ' theist in i OW, ••Pf" pc, both by a rdiug cad Co.,. re•tioduille lull. ie W.lcbett Wiwi 11c extcol, a:t.: acre the 'permitter,' IL 4, - ~ 't a re Matra greu.ater thou might hat ,• loom cap t et ct l, had y •u t or. , Co S' .2 w . ' k.. 11 what ow, the eicittaustetioN of the boos at lii sop'. jsrpiltned • of the year '-.1 Ises:ieve not. "DWI the D hat du you 'hill to be the extent of the wrietwit :., In I'Joe I jury ahich the Hestia' warty hits received, •Selth.l,l. a :j. *Alp C.IMM ISIVTI4III, 11/ bleb ...al have mime phut ?-ti oil La la, enla/n1 1"' Lk to as) till Miceli.: spring i. °ter. the rotes I.)a. you knots that is the Wiwi; wit of tau tape: ..1% Is OM )OM any parptuat• was mark its rousiettaseto ,d' the ;roues .i t likeable ill. 01 . Drip feacs, dtffemtat from a hot la Smear to the Mtn, : ,i VA dill I buy other expedition with else MUM!' number of wet. •-b e ..Voter wh oere sea inforeued el *liere the ram.blion *as vim( i nun Wife yo lute No parti-usar prep sellout wee mole. wee, aims' 00 you booty at what prim.' of the year thew dom., M yea dm are moat prevalent in the leteott of Wale henna -J'. . ), 4 • wet, at • tort!, Septeentutr, and t.l! tire loth of October, usable Idle, ea i Were yea ateepahited u tub the progreseive wrest, of tte • Is, siai picket sa, mail Die immiber of sick had assemnterl to its, . 1 Did toe men in the hosp.tal.. , -From the loth of SePtora:ve, 1 W. m Espealth lime the progreasive amount to the Lim p:telt sued ht's urn.; seat amounted to 1-2,5e50 in. u. • Mee eel Were. you, as I'la;alc;atoGraeral to the army, arimaniel Did me wills the dishes, and want of is e rlic a l a p. 044 . 4a , ' a „,, stied .4.0. .. i, aud melt of unedierue, throe Minted{ tiorot4 t!'.• pr..a•• be perparee of that sicksweat :•-1 lave a tr. IMP MOWS 44 onJitialewleu t ty of them is et want of medicium, but slat was isuiverdiattoy tio,lme Me best we maim dernaud. Is this cues Were the complaitsts made by the Cansiosander.iwaisi Inhere li Sir Eyre Cantle s upon that eultc-rt, laid heftier yis'-inn gie the Espe Sir Eyre Coate, thrmsgh the lusreetaw of Huspi•es at Mal. teperts slog there,,. • site wade is Then you were acquainted with the repeesentah• A el Yee awes Mr. %%ebb, the luspeetur of Hospitals, apes that ii..a::l Lad ree.ord CertaiLly. Thant stlw Committee to understand that those comeaar rinewrat i 1 were n merited, am/ all the wasistance required moo IL, IN. 111.4 11•1./t i I proweittat• of the Impactor of Husyitals is Welcher s, gen to, awl tlw s awn...id:ilium of Sir Eyre a ....te, were 1111110 ht• V; osilSO I lardytopple 1 molt.. you, onler sue bop. ttios --I"ter In. 1.16•1h...130 1 1 pm.......::14...., 14. W w.:,7 1.... :„...1:i v i.e 1 yLt.r. " ..c i ft.„1, 1 6.,:iip,m 5 , t ipar 1 w,,....4, 1 , 3 ,:1 spertoe stated that lie ••• not is. last art pl) 3 c, .sh•of leo. gems bet was in want of the inferior climes, inch as toe pill matte, • which acre impossible to be otitatsed tu de ~,,,,, 0 vii. number worsted. Are yen sure that the complaint applied to the trona command , ' , hospital mates, trot not to the general want of medical at. A. Phss:s 6i/tepee, and dirt set et:stab' at. account a the death of Its rived of printipal physic:ides ths re, tool the newesssty st supplytag yes •.... row then Maths hosl ton net aware that any yhy.:catus Jud to , se spplio them, tool Imu rat aware th at guy denoted me SPAS fan Perron, t amisnowe MIII. h oloS tad immediately teat, eat* the Isla Hal Notes, is loch Die Surgeon -Getterel could cat pointy imle, to se sopoly I would add, that theists's of l'.e Isispeeter With*. 113. i Ll.' Ilb 11021. I I sValth.-...• n . .a I state that, if milted for Isom ell, i 5% !set cos the 1..1.111Q1 le to your jade/beet a Veit we'sit Tinos:le lluipops.h!e to Oa c a eetticteht sui. ply tel belpitslinOlts•-• peep o, So There acre not melt:eel medical 'metatarsus to LAMS her?- :t sot willing to undertake the lotair•el. Ileylerater, I DO you know oh,. cffos to w. sh made to ladoce liessand Nonage mutes to rade. take , i.tat laisio.as'-The applying te floe who were nut •ss Ma-Wetly qualit.e.l tel bare talo a the dwis of hospital mate. wetly oilier .orrice, they au I. Armlet too.ii,tai. go, and acre etlatsitt.el to g o f . 4 . D I A tr eats' se.rtre. bat tins were snit lit •allictest wit ..• •.f r lluMelOtt Ike write* There sm *ere any athlitomel indmenwints by per, oi ow . C. 47 Ms Itepo cousiderat ion of that kind /Ailed, t. 'mutat iimpital mats Wit Ils: the to emlertake that *invite ?-..1 believe sot. wet. Do sot you krone that there was a &mead awl a row yes Yates plaint of a Wahl of 1111rdiCillie, which C 1.31031111 en rot ra ire •. h, named, and the medicines required were nut sanitised --I lop ...• .rtf am not competent to answer that worst Sue, ill it due. p I 6, iw..l is,. pass thnsit;h my °dice, but gone mom Jamul) shmegb tle ha, W e . , burgeon-General. 'week Go,. Hate you any reason to believe. that if a tarter pay this In beam ~ usual had beets uttered, more hospital watts sight Gut haw blind of WI been procured h-1 believe Del What am the objectios mole by gorgeous who were ap• plied In, to zo to %Val, hereto ?—Those objeclious WWI Mgt liu .:6 hems stated l the Stirgeen-Geseral ; I have nothing to Jo ve lballi th at Imel i p I . %tes e you ever 'mouthed upon the probable comeggeons hotel. is of retains.: the Islard of Welcher's, after the arcomiti so lipm e t t „ rived of the inervasing eirki.evs '-I never arm Du you happen to have understood that Goventweet Ind .4 nes ths, so b authorimel the hureemt.Geeeral to consider that questisa. rob t n ew I the espedieacy of giving an increseed pay to horpall. a "MI Malt*, ',sat a . ire of pronwing a larger number'-1 nolf Ina'. of that ; the Surgeons Genet al can amen that qs.thm better. •nsitosete %I as any report made to you officially, in the cartel or. Pl'!.tello l .ewewal, us' to year atcpertaucut, of the asahr d eaMilillles %leach t....k place is the lolanda of the Sclica. ..., i , ts. that from the gado% 4 the Expedition till sic niters ?...t..le - 1 , etantly, Irani. the Inverter. ...I.,igt -1. ' Wit any report mad.. of the total sandier .r ~......L .. ~ A report ate mule 1.,. hiy. . 'II:. ' ,I f - be .etato "'Moe 4 . , to rin l a t b, p it iaref t . I T or the l, li sfo grs ia tr lll n •a ttim ich i es wi es 2— , t T o l' t e he tt. l ll :;ua tut ot tNtt h l ! '' into fe ‘II I ~.,1 0, ,.. .1, : , h c a 1 .t d ei 5. c 1 1 11, 4.5 1e. ..1 1•1 7 1 4.t d i 1u 1 ed. .ti 05 ,.5 . ..c t. i 0ta '-The sambas si , 11 hat *... the •Ilitnii.t of Dore, killed in action ,-it As, t ho Is or , l roll.. It at r to Cloy doltiollOCOlo, I I nonut p0.... : 6; ) .11,eta ad „•"•P' " 1 11131. 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