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British Nation ; and the Kings German. Legipn are entitled to a full share.in this commendation.. All the Generals, and indeed each Officer, has • rendered himself conspicunos in proportion to his command, and the opportunities which have oc curred, and opportunities have occurred to all.. The Staff have 'done themselves the greatest Cre dit, and been of All the service that could be desired • in their several departMents. Colonel.D'ArCey; the 'Chief Engitieet; and every . Engineer under him, have given the most unequi vocal proofs of science and. indefatigable industry; the works under their..diredion have gone .on with fresh parties without ceasing. .General Bloomfield, and 'the Officers- and Corps of Royal Artillery, have done great honour to them. selves, and to that branch of his Majesty's service, of which their fire upon the Grin -boat's, lincl the ra pidity and success of the mortar . ..prat:bee, .afford sufficient proofs; nor is the distribution ofbattering ordnance arid of's() much ammunition ,tit ,so many points in this extensive line,.. in..so, short a, period, a small proof of the method and 'resoureds of that Corps. Lientenant-Colonel.Smith, with the WA Regi ment *under his 'command, held the post. at. 'the windmill on the left, which for the greater . part of the time - WaS the most .ekpoSiA to the Gun-boats arid sorties of the Enemy ; and the. unrentitting:at . tentionssot-that Otlicer, claim particular notice. • the Naval Blockade the force eppesed to us - Nis been limited to the resources of this .. rind of the adjacent aeparated only by narrow ferrieii and almost every wish. -of' assistance has been anti - - liipated, and :every requiiition of boats, guns and tOres.hits been most amply and effeelnally 'pko‘i.led for with - the greatest dispatch and the most geriett cordiality; and every possible attention hair been paid, and every aecornitiodatien given, by et' ry o„Pt4cer in that service, Irian) Admiral Gambier wn wards. . • A Battalion of Seamen and Marines, with three' Divitions. of . Carpenters, were landed on the sth, under Capt. Watson, of his Majesty's Ship Inflexi ble; and. had .the been made, '«-hick .would havo been resorted to in a few daysif the place had not capitulated, their services in the passage of the ditch w . .paiti - hrive , hech distinguished. ;. I send this Dispatch by LieutenatirCatheart, who has become for some time' my first 'Aidide-Camp, who fiat - teen every thing that has occurred ,here and at * Stralsund, anti will be able to give any fur ther details that tn.ty be required. I have the honour to. be, &c. (§i,;iied) CATH CAL% List of Killed, Wount!cci, and :C4isin, Kille4-4 ()dicers, t erjeant, Drtt:Silmr; .3o Rank and rile * anti Shuriies. 4c/win:led—l) .0 ftleas, t S:Jjeant, i,B itank'and File;:anii is tlisA4, -I Scrjeant, 4 Dnimimirs, and if . ) Rank. 4nd Pile: NairieS of Oilierr;s I;yoni, 40 the 'Loyal Art' of the k'oot. Li Regilnent of Light Dragoo, Ensign jennings, of the 2.0 ket4 g , NJIPAG of Office . . Cipttla fia , titto oT tiwittLl ' iti'.v), Coptatii Duriiig, ttA ' LLltittlao.Getierailivr Davi( hand, t;ligiitly, Es6ign iiik., ---~ , .A.ltret no ~c cIA T T ,PItIt.AION for the Taws and Citadel of. CoP, litik,en, agreed upon between Major-Cenr : Th e: ltigh t lino, Sir Artlhir 4'. Si . r flOme Popham, (J,lptaiit or' tae; Fleet, and George NI orr.iy, Deputy. Quarter-t faster- Cielieral of the korces, hi:ing theretoditly.authotii . ed by fames C.;arttpia, Pig. Admit,' of the Blue, and Crint ‘ i134114C, at C hief r ot fix, Iyitaniiic \l:cjr;ty'; hips and Ves. 'beti in the Hal Se. 4, duet by Lient,.Gen, 'Lord catlicitt, K o l 4 h t o f !lit "t'hiuth:, Commander 01111044 of Jfis tahAire najeity's . 14 Ze.11411,i :1;t1 til'C Ninth Of the Contin;ht of EurvlA , 4 an. the one part ;• hy %vdin:r•.uottli IStilitit of the Order of I) .4itisiOtOg,, Chain , aalani to the Iti,ing, And Colon.d of the N1;4111 iett jand ft.„:, , ginient of lof4titry, •4eart.4ditural -411,1 1. }t, Aid-dii,-,Catflp to fl is ()malt ik;l.6 , ::"“y .4 %t i lg !. duly -ant llori2ed .by• kits Ex'eellency , NlajOr.autietal l'ey. mattn, Knight of the Order of o:ittilebiog, and Conintatulyr in 'of iris Danish Majesty's forcea in .the laiatid of Zealand, on the'otherivatt. ' • , . Art, "When:the Capitulation shall 'have 'been • signed tact Tro ipri of his' Bdiatinii.: v •ie to be , put 111 posi,oisitin of Art. U. A Guard ot Itis•Britattni likEll.ViStiire l'ilarot in the liock-VTh'cli. Art. Ili, Silly; and Vess2is of War Of crery aesctiOfion, with all the I) , ..'lcoging t o his ll.itri.,it NlAjc.,ty, -11:111hit delivered in to ilit..eliarge' 'of 'such per,onia., shall be appoitite•l by the 'C oin mander.; in Chief' of ; • and th e y aro 'tit Inc'' put iii irniil4iate - possession of ihu . Dock and Bttildin:rsatid tiWrOti). . .Art, kV. The Store.shipi aneh•Transports in the 'Seritiee of his . Britannic Nhip:-.ity are, to be alloWed, if nct~rs:i:iry, to Cintfe into the harbour for the pur 'i)oite Stort.-6 and Troops as they have,hrou3lit into 'this Art. ti; A Sbitit'T.lti . lite Ship>s ' shallhave . bet. 9 l ' re . 'timed' front the Dooit Yard; Or within 411 C wvelis , from the tate of this 'Qapitttlation; or sooner if pos bible, the Tiolps of his. Britannic Majesfy :than' - deli.' Vet. up the Cinidet to the 'troops of hi, llauisl'`Mi je,ty, ill the state in - which it shall' be Ititind when th,y wcupy it. 14is Britanttic.Majesty's i within the bet , . , re- ioned u nr.,tlr sootier, it pos , itile, he dinba cd from the Island of Zealand; Art, 'VI. From-L thc: data of this Gipitulation,.'hiii tilitivs..ithaii cease ihroughodt the 1,1.10tl cf Zealand. Art:V 11.Nopt , rs.on whatsoever be:lost/tested, hrnperty, puttiic,of private, with theexeeptintr of the Ships and Ves.telsofWar; and the Naval Stores beh)re-tnelitioned; hoh...ruing to 'his Danish . Majesty, ''shsil'be respected and ail civil and military Officers • irilhe Sdrvict3 of, his bAnish Majesty shill continue • i n .the.fult , exercise of their authority thioughoin t tie df Zoetitaild ; and every thing shalt b e . d one 'Which can tend to produce union and 'harmony be tween the two Nations, - - • Art. VIII. All prisoners taken on hOth'ildis shall be. unconditionally restored, and thoselOiliCerS. who ore _prisoners on parole 'shall be relettied &baits cffe6l, Art,:lX. Any . English..property -that. may hay, been sequestered in.consequence of the e]Osting hos , dtail be - restored io the Owners'. ,';il Artillery. EnAgo Robert the ont, Kiogts w Legion. tout, c)kr;* t :ers %fir. • ; f 1 I'o4 13 at t. a 4, y" ' id This Capitulation shall be ratified by the respcc tive Commanders in Chief, and the - Rii4itioAtions be exchanged before, t . .kelye o'clock at iwun this day. • Done . at Copenhigen, this '7th day of Sept. 1807. (Signed) A.RTHUR ,WELLES.LEY, ',HOME 'POPHAM. GEORGE .muaRA-Y.-- Ratifie par mni, (Signe.e) PEVIVIAL7.&.' : . . , SUPPLEMENT TO rtiz . LO N.750:1 7 GA Z ETTE E,XT R. 4 0 D 1A 1 ,11iY; Tfivp.QuAN, S.F.PT. 17,1807. Antrital of thi; zirniy tinder. the Cum'nand ref Lieu.: • tenant-Oenxfol Lord Catheaft r from the Morning o,i, the rnd.of illigust to. the Evening vf i/i.e To of iSeptenther, i.so7, together with a List (1(2(1ca ' sttaltier'within that period. . , ‘,. , • - " 't-itscl.Q;aarters, COp;iihlien, Sept. t, 18 , -;7'. •' AUGUT22.—ltripclior General'NEFarlatte's DiVi.; sign ilti,•itig been' landed the'preceding eVening, joined the army and encamped in rear of Head-quarters. I..ieute nan t-Genera I • the Earl;.of.lioss . lyn's Division `marched frOtir the placeuf-..deb.arkation,to Pambuis ' bed adjacents. ,A.rrangement and distribution , set-, , tied for forming the park, and progress of providing for Mortar-bitteries. - Qd:l. Lieutenant.;General. the Earl' of •Rosslyn's. - Ourpi joined . the army,, anil took its . position in se cond line covering the.center. . . The advanced squadron of his Majesty's' Gun brigs and Botrib,Vessels - haVing, taktnt a , position near the entrance of the harbour, within the Crown. Battery, Were attacked at ten in the •Mornhig by all .. , the.Etietny's Gan-bops and Prows, supported by ' .the..tire of : the Crown Battery, Biock-Ship, .and some of the, work s; haying maintained tins poii'. tion for „several hours, they at length retired, ,some of - them . lyiving been, more than once on rice by red hot 0)/4, l'he batteries near the Mill haying itaed with et04 ... !..p0tt the.G'ini,noats, tlia. latter. aurnod 1.41. • t hem' , but' . were obliged to retire with I . . in the morning the .Army•wait un- . eentrW advaneed its,position to the ' iatl Whiehrtiitti in. 3- dire&ion paraj- . . !s of coPoinliiigen,,(o Fredeteicks-, thaiond and some posts beyond .. • iii . . • led th • ' .1)' lit, lc ot,Ltip . __.c suoul , . isburgh and Co;R,!o.lnigeti, tlati4c..d ' Of the;roth, They dislodged a 24, whin to theil',retreat coneeald.. pouuders, which , .11.ve since .bec,n , ~ ,i, ~ br ct, 41. Y. felt tack to thol:11;:s I front . . the place; our piqttets ot. eiand:;''' ipthe.. afternoon I Ito garri -4 bli . Ar , F4p r ponos . .leaLli% from' Aly with 4. design either, to recover ;0 burn the, suburbs,. The several . rattly` drove them in, each in his ar..the , ,same time seised .all, the stibittbs . on the north bank of the lakes, some of which posts are within four hundred ,yards of the .rampar ts .. Sir David llaird's division turned awl carried 'a re, (letiht w,bich thk,! enemy ~had br..tin, some days cob,. strutting; anti .whioit:w4„that night converted into a work against situ. . - . 11 1 , Enemy set tire to the end of th e sutiurb neat'- , est to tilt'p‘riee, the upper.part of which *Was OCCII- . pie' a Liy ilii: Guards, ..ind iyas now defended liy them. In consequence 01 this !:teitCriii ' sudt•ess„the works which 'hid ly2ce ititcl)&(l ;I;', , ', t,c! svil by us, were . cilOnflopett, itlitl a•-.ltew 1 itie 'kvai -iali - et), wit iii;i:about'. eight hnndredyardsof the plo,!e, and nearer to it a mOrtar , Satteries in the advanced the , 1 11111):k _ s. ilie 25 line made a considerable progress. ' - ,A' , beavy tire was kept np; by the 'Garrison on the suburbs and buildings near tile;4ke, Which , were stren„,otitepect as much as eircionstance.s; would allow. 'Tie navy rand . iirtilley employ eLI t latrling ordnance and stores, and, for ,v,:i - tiiii,', - them .to,dilfercul parts ortho Lint:. ' . . ' '' .- ' ' • " Liente.nant-tieneral the Earl 'of Rosslyn's Forps, w it it,h.l o A a' considerabl e ;shore in occupying the suntirhs„relieved the reserve, which moved into se;- : .rind line. The i';'!eillY's Gtiln,-hOets Made' their appearance in the Chantickbetween:ThOmache and. Zealand, and cannonadetl':: the . Guards in . the 'Suburb. - Piogress ntadc in. preparing it 'hatterY to, protest _the ,right tram the Gun-boats. Frequent - . skirmishes with 'Sharpsii('•oters'' on 'the right and centre, and several shells thi own frorb, the lines. . .7126t.13. - -SirArtlittr. Wellesley with the reserve, eight squadron's - pt' cavalry and, the horse - - artillery, under Ma'pr -• GOneral I.,iiiseogen, the, 6th battalion of the King's . German Legion, and the light brigade . of . pitillel:y belonging to the reserve, marched to 4Osltiltl,l< met% The Gim-boats made an attack on the left of otir position,,and were twice driven in by the. Windmill batteries, one boar haring blown up, andseveral others'llaying.stiffered considerably. The 'Guard, sev ercly . cannonaded by. the Gun-boats; the Enemy likewise attempted a sortie, but was quickly drit el, bank..`. ~ . - • . • , :i7th, At day-break the batt er y of four twenty four pciunders opened On the right ; and drove' in the G::14-bolus, nice of .which was much damaged. *. Sir Arthur Wellcsley, marched in two divisions to at tack the Enemy in front . and rear at Koeuerpp, but he lead moved, up tqwards .. Kiege, 'upon, Which' Sir Arthur teok a posUion to • cover the . - besieging' . army; tfetteraV Peiniiiti applied for .an armis tice of thirty six hours to, remove the ' patients :from St. :folio's- Hospital. 'Four •hours was.pro ihi‘iett to him; which otfer he did not a cce p t , a n d , tiev ! ..rat.shuts were tiredthrough the said Hospital. ... !..' . et le. Progre4s made iu landing and bringing for-. NAN! , $.l adolniiAl and stores, 4001 as ; in making bat-. ‘ ~..„ t.eries and communications. „.. . . . 25)(1e, Sir,. Arthur Wellesley rAarbioect to Kioge, Jvlithe he completely defeated and -disiiersed• thd Enemy„takingnpwards of sixty Ofticers, and one iho96And five hundred' men, and 14 pieces of cannon, ~ and a quantity of powder and other. stores: '.The paiientiofSt. John's hoSpital were removed to the Chapel of Frederickibuigh, and adjacent houses; tlitr .Danish -Get)eralv, tliankfully acceding to this removal, and doo4Flpg tar it was not fired upon by the order, or witti:hiOnoMea t ;e., 3uth--Batterigi, nearly finished, platforms bid, and twov:thirds9ii i the ordnance mounted: 'Nvw hatteries4annO and begun,'hear the Chalk Mill Wharf, , , ; tst.---The Enemy attempted a sortie on the right, before sunrise, and ••were stopped by a piquet of'the utittegitnent, commanded br.Pieut. Light. ' They li_ersevered for Some time; and were repulsed by - the . pitinets' with loss; Srr • David Baird t Vika, slightly woundesli, but c#id not quit 114 nejd. • . The Danish General Ostioint arrived with his Offi cars arhead-quafterS, tivheu they , weroputOn parole, - and stiletto tlkie.relpe6tive homes - , ,i• Lt the evet:ii* 1500 prisoners were distributed in the ! .The In'tteries in" progress : all atined and Com. pleted, except : the (halk-kiln Baftery, which is close to the:enemy. ' The. GOn .- boats 'atiadied the In-shore Squadron of right Vessels i 131tiwupone of theril, and.obliged them to retire the GunLtioats, as well as tlißlocii Ship, having apparently SiAffered considerable da mage from the Batteries at the.. Wind ' SEPT. 1. The mortar4mtec,iies being nearly ready - for *lion, the place wai,i• suounoned. The answer arriving - late, accompanied by a desire, on his parr, to take the pleasure of his Danish MiljeSty, the re ply could not be sent till the.lbilOwing day : durine , all these days' the enemy has ..tired - :born the waif; and putworks with cannon and, Mu4ketry upon the advanced posts, and ba3 tbrowo many M)ells',ou all parts ( - ;1. rife Line, bnt. has had .n.O s4ccesi,'eXcept in setting fire*.to some !!dose's ; and cutting Some. trees on his own side, of the Lakes. • (Signed) CAT He'ART. Head: Quarkrts.. before C*enhlen, M v Lotit);' • ' . . , Sql. - 2; : i 807. • Having suited,, to your Lordship in,my Dispatch Of : the"...)t!4,, the-prepAration .of .force which wits as sem bli rig - uncles, Lientenan i- Genera I . Casten seh i old, and air intb.ntiOn. of . detaching ..a ;force:to dispetse them beferj they should be in a state to undertake . . :any enterprizei 1 have now the greatest qleasure . trt Arai - un - :l4th% 'the report I have received from Sir Arthur Wellesley, to whom, with the 'assistance of 4VfajoriGeneral De Linsengen, and 13rliadier 7 Oette: ! •, :ral`Stowart, that. Service was entrusted'' ' ' The Major:.General marched nu the 26th or last; month to It( kill Kroe, and proceeded on the fol- ' lowing ttly . 6 t tack the position at'l3)rneruk,Which was iIT,TLIP 24*ird I tlg to ,trie - ,,liito reports by the panes; 41,j0r-getteral 4insetigen. having .made A. long,detotir 4:l'.Var4i the sea, for•the pLirpose of iCut , lino. oil' tfieir tietreat, and attacklug tht•ir rear. • . firtdittOhat the Enemy had tamed off by the right to Ki6gd,' Sli"Arthk Wellesler fell-hack to, Bo kill Kroe, extending to his tett, to cover. tha besieging Army until the Cavalry awl Infntry, Oho-- had made - a - faced mtirch„ . h.td lidie to refres then proceeded to attack an-I to dqt . cat the in4l geneniktilion, The derutce :ippe4rti titled complete. - 111.1jor,General Oxliolm was -within a mile of t 3Qiun, in his.way . to join a,tteral C:otenselti9l.l 4 , with a corps colN4:•tett in the Southern had:gattiver. endeai - ourcd to t( the. th3i tires., but could make no ettl!ctual"re,istanee corps would have edde.ivoured to. comiO4, its4l(w.J.t i A some sortie front the place, add 'W , ditiltit! soon: have,. been troublesome. . . . Sir Arthur Wellesley has moved into the . iceatro .• . of the Islantt to disarm tud qUiet the Country; The only On v,lhi - eli nppe'ciri 'to hilve;•kept /O' ~ ;ether is the qapAlry ; but oytile Llit. iiccouir.„4 thew have.beetflouhd 110 the patroles, and will be fo ed uR. !'.. - ''.l -- . ' : .., • The Genera *milk (dicers, .who arc mostly of thcir Millittdi . 13vei. 4egt) released oti a very)triet .... I I • ' parole ; ..0 0 >.., eneral being ; responible.fpr th em ; , but' their'men; one thousand five . builattai, to wilic4 ..' yvtr ane'bundrelsl)-Avo since Wen - ftrided, a•re clistri;% .. • , LAZO ita ilis Majetity's Line of Battle' sbipir°,atv ~.. tireact ot svllicil will . , perll,olls, iriduz..-..: tin: RAnainipg„.,:, A Fhti.i ).4 -. tiii-i 4.l,i,cription to be averse to (r . :liiiitig' their howect• . ' . •:-r i lilea . r Ihnt the nifiir o f the• ..2t11;, I have the honour t o b e , Aer ' •"` ~ i 4 zi t s t a ru i lt 6 . k iz ii : i i.v3l 1 ; ii; briiiiint, _ , (4i'vn . ..( l ) - . CATIICAII,T., • T4e Viscount CastligOgii, scc..f.e. . c . s x ,, .": •.'' * MY LORI) '• 27, '2l ACeOrdin?• to the intentidn which I 2ntronticod U your Lordship on:the eveniiM 'of the 1715 t,. : ,'"9: vec e! tnents..his force became the to racieskild.K.ree, Anaplaced (joining lieueQ a- • Vallensbrek.; and Ge nera l Li weng e n .ncirched yts7 terday morning to ; by these ditferent-mote- Having , had reason to believe that thelnemy still remained at Kioge, I d eterm i ne d tn. , a ttaek,hini this day' ; I settled with General Linsengen that he should • cross, the Kioge rivulet at Lille•Sellyasi and turn the •Enetny'i left flank, while I Should •ihove along.the .sea road towards Kioge,. and attack JAM in front. • Both divisions broke ripthis morning, :and March.. right instead of the, left. ed according to'the plan concerted: • - *Upon 'my ap proach to, Kioge, I found the . - Enerny. 1n..: force Oil the north . .side. of the town and rivulet, .and •they commenced a cannonade upon the patroles of hus sars in my front ;• they had three or four regtilor - battalions formed in one line, with cavalry GP, • both flanksi and apparently a large body beyoilu the town,,and rivulet . . ,A.r the time agreed upon with General. Lingengen, - I formed my infantry 'ln one line, With '•the left to .the se:i, haVing the two scluadroni of htlisari ,ttpnn the right, Thew ,had been some appearance of a movement by lb° . .Enemy on their '; and 1 had a;,,y tnunicaliOn' with General Linsen,,ett, and was not. ;certain-0:4'11e had - passed the itividet, 1 therefeie thoughtit - proper to make the attack in an echehen of battalions from the left; the whole covered by the. tst battalion 9.stir - regiment, and by the tire of our ' • . • , s '• It fell io lkit'of the - 92 d Regiment to leatl this ittack;iand ililbyperformed theirpart in the dlost exemplary miimer; and were 'equally supported. by the it 43d. • - • - • • Ene,ity !then -retired to an entrenchment which they 'had formed in fro it of a camp the north side of kilige, and they made a nispo ., it ion of •'-' their cavaly upon the Sands to ehaq;e the 9Qd Admiralty-Ogice, Sept. 16,1807. • Captain - Collier; of his Majesty's Ship•Surveillantr s arrived at this Qffice this morning,, .with a dispatch from Admiral Gambier, Commandei in Chiefof Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the Baltic, addr44ii to the Hon. Wm. Wellesley Pole, Secretary of thc! Admiralty, dated Prince of Wales ,irt.Copenll3;er) Road, 7th Sept. 1807, of which the following i, a C°Pri SIR JP The Communications which . I have,, already had the lionour to transmit to you, will have . made, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty atip.taittie.d with the proceedings of the Fleet. u nder my command' doWn to the 2d inst. ;- I have now to add, that the . Mortar,Batteries which had been erected' by the. Army in the'several positions they had taken round Copenhagen,' together. with the Burnb-vesSels, which were placed in convenienvsituations,.bagan the bom aarclinent in the morning of that day, with such power and-effea, that in a short time the town was set on fire, and, by the repeated diiichirg's of out; artillery, was kept in filmes in'difierent.phices till the evening of the s th, when, a considerable part ,of • it being consumed, and the conflagration having:or. rived at a great , height, threatening ihe speedy de struction of the whole city, the General conunand 7. ing .the. Garrison sent out aflag of trure desiring'an armistice, to afford time to treat for a Capitulation,— After some correspondence had passed between the Danish General and Lord Cathcart and l'Pyself;cer 7 .,. : , tam Articles were agreed uPon, Of which I have the honour to transmit you a Copy, From thesii their Lordsh,ips'Arill perceive that all the. Danish Ships and Vessels of War (of which 'inclose. a Li%), with they, Stems in the Arsenal, wet* to be delivered up to such perions as should be ippeinted to receive them on the'part of his Majesty. • I accordingly appoint». c 4 Sir Home Popham for this purpose, and having : made the necessary arrangements for eq nipiiing them with thesutmoit dispatch, I.havoc2nttOked_tlig e)s ecution of thisServie whps'e ability aud minfuldnce, I am happy on;thi f entertain of Army, 'by whose a; concurrence of , ciren, videuce, ever since wi success I9s been tutp must also convey, to the highebt approb Taal and earl - 16st au, !Vim' turier ‘vy '61:1 (it' I liiq au,kl Fleet have not beeo rat and brilliant ot.:Qas. to .the ilunieroti* Semnott told i‘l.trith! , i, 4.1i9)1,1yV . by tll4 440 .& der t tt•ternnitind (0. . rveratn!ns tilt: le ft Wing'of th; Arin)° troni the 110 . tinti, [Hight nut 16 b_ over in fence," - 1 have beheld with admiration the steady courag,(o . and .ardtiou - exertion with - which 611'(ole, occasion in partici . * they sustained tor -noon: thaii four, hours a heagy and incessant,cantionade with the Dittash ibtteritis, Praa ll ll,. and (;t ii- ilogti, in 1 qiination where froin the bliwiticii of O lt , water it was imptpvii.l4a: to bring any-of the large S..hips. to ,t4eir support, • 1 titel, it my duty to maim • a paitienLir ledginent of the aid I derivcd troin 'Sir 110iiie Captain, of, the Fleci, urlibse 'tit tnl}A re-% iottretli and completo 't.tioWiettgf,t of his prol. - ..,,gi0n, especially bt tlutt braneli which is eonnN.ted With the operations of an Artily, (iii4ify-fiim in a particti , tar 'tanner for th,, .ifdlioni and yltions.dutius With vvilicirbeliad been eliargell. ri , ll6re*ii b neloge utr Account of the- Kitled and. Wounded. • . I beg Wave t0..r4.-ter their-Lordships .t() Captain c o w e r . , .whorn I. hav e charged with .tnitrpilp.(44), for lug further parch:Wing aiey de live to Ic.now. I Wye the hoot t,. ht:, t'ku. • J., G.A.AII3IILII. • Au ACColliit or Killed and Wounded on board the Advanced Squadron, (Ai the aiit Of August, 14,7. Cruizer—Lieiateuanp Wotrititni, Sy‘Apnen..k.iiroci Lielit.etkont 1i4114 I fi4tniar4 anti 'Nurii,s ; • W , Jniuleti. • indignant -#4i Seaman, killctl ,; Seaman, Wounded. ' rgent Scarnal; and i ;%1:1011e, ' Valiant':, Launch -4 , ,1 Swinen, wounded, : • Alricait Sviisl,,in, wounded, , - 'roiai;:- 4 killed, t 3 wounded.. ' ' ' : • . List of Killcd and' Wotindeil,by tote Eitiilaiion of the Charter ' Armed Transport, a tfached•ttithe Artx,nungt sqnActron t Nu the 3J$ AUJOitit; 0407. Belonging to the Vali:uir--2 Seatnen,' killed t> Lieutenant N. Rowe, Tottilin4on,, Master's orate (since dit(' , „ orins wounds), and t Seenien,'`Woutidect; Belonging to, the 'l - toolhq(--;.bir. lames' .Moyase, 'Muster, , an! 7 Seamen, Xilled • 7 Seasnen woyuded, j. u~lhll3tliß. ' , A List of Ilio . Drinis;l3 ;311iissi and Vessels up by tit& C4pitulation ut Cupeniusgtus to Ilia IVlnicsty's Sept. 7, ;flay. Chfilti.sis the SeVegtil, Of 96 guns, built its IS 3. t 4 84 guns, buil; rlt rydy. , • us g 4 guns, built irr .17j8. Prince,s Sophia I . n:dr:siva,ur w. t guns, built 111 1775 1 - 41.,s4ticsni, Of 74 guns, omit 7. p14 : 11 cut I' rents; 01 . 74 ; 41; 'lu, !milt in crpwo 1 . rode:it:k b at 7 butlt, i7LI: Filen, of 74 guns, built (Mos, Ist 74 pins, built in • :Tlin:e era orsis. of I,isitt in 1789. Skiold, 01 '74 galls. .1 ij92— Crown „ . 115, built in 1791. Dosteinirac i ut 7.l 4..11;• 1'.6'.1 111,1794. Wurwayl;tif 74 i,,it in 15Qu. , Prince s s CitrAissi, of ,74 gunl, built in 1/305. •Postniusktat, tit 64 guns, built in,s7bo. Cony:ltor, nein; gUsis, built-in 5795. ,MArai. Qt 64 guns, uuilt '784. • EitICATES. Pearl, of 44 guns. built 111 58cq . Housie.wile, 0144 guns, built in 17:19, Liberty, of 44 gnus, t . ullt in 1793. Iris, ut44 - guns, wait in 17§5,..- • Rota, 01 44 guns, built in )1. • . • . Venus, at 44 guns, built in:ltiQs. Ny lc, 0f . ,36 bliiit in 179..„ Trirou, 01 41 gulls, built in 1790. :at to Vice Adriiitailt4tlllppe, to . i their Afts upon the .crtions I can .illavapit iftillt.%it I e(itoi4iabre loss. . ' 4114 1 e4tli, At threol is occasion toeN).ressM Warm ! der anus ; the ce the corlial co-opt/4110u of the ~ bri', , ,ht n6t . tife r`ot izertions, With' t . :.tprour , i);(-I i "1 , ..q to the 3.4ifence, iitmtiinces, Ithkr,, — ., , tni : : Pr g- , bur : ,, , 11, ticcupyitig iVe left Loglari., , l I' ~.,,..titil.tto it. ills , gu::trik at t nore ionnettiat't3J,F,',A , ;: : . !4,' , .: .1 :, lx,t N“:c.ti Fretivrick ) their 1.,0rt1At,.tyi ., i.,1, , ...,.. , , -,pt ' by a (let:iehment lilt) and (.)tinse l ; *sit:li piquet oldie Fred ~ ...1.iv,2'1 4 i'leilvouri of e :': '.'..: 4 ''' !. lid thirteen three 4:it ! , 1.11...tunt for (tie tat, , l:lstt 4 -4.. ``;', qlt ► 101111(4 al th ougil Ittu"Otit'rtit it - ii'i , i ite rile i J\it the picitiqtAc 411.1141tue to.:lo.st • ,a,:..,,gette, or iiimitiations itt 1 isioti'forittllA - tt I. : •a tQitiinutty ', 4 copvipg' their grin) i i r,li of llis4 , H•,':e... , tily of 41 4 1 1!) (*) L ',..red itself 1 i, yet. flu.; ii, , !Vi;: i t :111t1 010,3 4 ;4? NI Ro t it gro wl,parelll , st- 1:-.. x ., '..steri '', -''' • '' • 1% - dlice,,l i. : :41.14.41At, 41 . iqopi &e. wtliett , Iyir,, E uipitl9,yeii iiiV,,, Miii e , , 4 l4:i s on e ,ti at ,t COlitdin rti,get ,to ctwei' the, 1 ( .; wl3 t i f i w, and '. e1f:,,,, '.,e- ri‘,.. .% rrild Cr,,, el,- ii_ , t• - .1... .. . , . V redii klltein, of 1.c3 guns,, built in t%na, • 1,1,11? ticit, or ....I ~iiii., mull in 18.• t. St. : (...iindj, 0: .t 2. ,:.liftS, b,iii r in 1-279„ 77' tyrs; of .4 gun,, built in o;c2. • ~. , . r ioe, nt In gat's, built in tBoo. Eytielen, cii .o r,un:;„ built in iSoi.' ' ' • Gluckstattr, ot 2o guns, -built in tso4. • ... 'BUGS. 'Sallie; of t 8 guns, built in 1791. , .C.louaragn, gnus,- ;gr.. . Ned LUven, of tsl guns, (Wilt in 171)2. itietcitto, of guns, Wilt in 18.6. - Cuuria, of 14 guns, built . in balit in 1789..• .-,-, - 'f; 1:14- lioArs. . . ! - . . , 'Eleven, with two guns in the Bow. F4(imen; with one gun in thd lio'N and one in the Stem. '• J. GAMS' Elti „ , „ N. B. An Additional Extraordinary Gazette will be pub. lishzil as early of possible, continuing a I.)et4il of the Tratztac. twits writeit led lu the Capittilittrdn or Copenhagen: •