The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-20 00:00:00

~~ ratit`dcrOuS aMbitiOn, tame to ire and . fittitist the capit'al their ethintry, angusi.e,3ticle.df kit* Kitik dad their The thiiit .fradi.,ht the Of the 'deiEited whieb bad adopted him_ ; and In whiCh Ile A'ea. a tigivAi' rank; , The4m kl'oi of Austria d oe s nbtlernilt any : th en 1-0 4iprdach him mini;" 'he bas use of traitors as the Make bse of shies." Yn sheaf ; if cOnteMpt, of tryaion is the fiiii.,senti7 Mew. of every ViTtuouS . thirst ever bean tict Of is,tultsbee On-the -part of a SOvereign it is his Own cause he defendS; lie' Cannot honour traitors withoht risking his own i8;1. The Milan taper Of the Sth Sep tembec; cbradina.the followinrattiCle: " have , just received s a ti s f a Ct or y abcotintl frOin 111'6 bikterlegfar.econStructing on (hitt:Tent part.[;; of the. enemy has tleSti.Oyed due ,bridges 6.0; to , Rosselk. On the night Of the 3ist of Augusti tie enemy at iit'eVed t4eiterarlsillotte, who was withsthe 36th at (Jrainhourg; bp o n the Save. . He repulsed the at iat'k, but leitring to !nut tci contend with superior lie:o7..iiiated th c town during the night. Gt.:llOl4lMM'; t'vtio LaYbdch, mitrehed upon Crainboitrg lvitli sotife battalions, 'dud i!etbOk the itiwilfroin the enemy on the evening Of the 2t1.-4 Cvnerel Paiouthivi is at Laybach, , the reseive is icstahliSheti at Atielshorgh.—As ai the Prince \Yieeroy was informed Of what Itild 'akin place at iilithottrg, he marclue(l upon . * the itinie with 20 battalions. His fir-it troops entered Crainhourg nn the 4ili; and the Prince wah ltitiiself eipetted thti,re on the fith." 'PATtis; accounts friiili Germany, confirm 'General Moreau's death. He died six dayS alter his legs were amptitated: Order of the DitY, 'Pub. laed on the 28th of Auguit, by the commandetc in Chief of the Styrian army, Baron tic Hiller; announces, that the had weather which the artily had conitantfy, siiffered; as *ell as the heaty rains, had prevented its ad,Vancing, SEt'r. 6.—We have accounts froin the cni jib d'arni s de, undcrlreneralycryede,• to the 4th instant. fle, was still in his, l ontOninents upon the Inn; And appeared t o 6sults kite' itidint ) army before assinning:the -offensive. . kuutiatfifa, 5.-41 re ltitve.justreceived heeinints from Vienna ; they state; that the positions of th e H ungar i an S , are nt).wioe, able to the present the falatinc of Hon, gary arrived in great haste at Vienna, to ciinfer tvith Miuktets. The Auitfilin — deriertil; i ‘rati the first to cOmmence heNtilitletrin ltyriti ; but be every where found thijAceAcb ready to r.. e ceiVb he effected notlitqg,,,fnor: gained any, adrantaged The heat:quarters,of the Prince of Reuss, who corer's Upper Austria, arc still at Letter's fro m - Munich have just an nounced to us, .that .GentrallVrede's corps d'arm& put itself in march on the 3d September, after hay;.. ing-,heartt of, 'the great,victories Of 'the French armies. , • , ,• . . 'Wpwrzi6ta6, iSth and 19th regiment's of :dragoons. arrived 'to i dAy from Spain. The beauty of that cavakry is generally admired', nt: . 'well us the good condition in which it Is, not withiandiog so, long a march. the' different 'regi'- nqnts of kim,t whicii.C43terat, Milhaud connnanar, skieitessivoly arrive• aiuid go into cantonments i n the CranilL?uct, y. ,Nuiet one, reinforcvtuents of ,ittr‘tnti . y 414) arrive every claY. jil order to dissipate the uneasiness which ha's introduced itself into this Capital, relative;io the cont agion which w i t s s aid • to have appeared l' n the villa& of Pratila upini the freinbers, 'Of .goine, hasten to give , the following in forioation, titssoliMrity,of Which we eatigantrantet :—On the, 17th .August an English frigate diseolharked ai ceriaindoomber of troops near the totVer Piiitutta,. ;ivy post at the month of tin .I: 4 iber.;: , ..Tiliiieitur:Vferowas only "defended by `six soldiers; '4e!ieueuty succeeded in " t of t,heiti, Irith wo gitidea de sqati. Sr!iurcci , , we'rt. the two latter On board, ,'When they Vherty mid Sent Oli shore'. ' , One of ftt: , ; - ave hitnavil as a prilToner in iviaialttioe ; but t he' other went to Pratua, his tnlthll:onlitry. The Govi,rnment ,of 'Roi* iii formileC6f his arrival, e..tablatid'r,Ound the vil lage a 'cordon Orobln•vatioit i tiiViii4 at a mei:. stari! c,f precauti - 6. CoNiTAiVriNQPI,E; 1164 - 011 , the 30th'iif juk,, twc '' iity days after the birth of Prince Os man , Gri ihe - nd - Seialtor's family was augmented, by a whohaa.been named Sultana Emere.•;.4. Th e C:t;titrna nil'in,r cif Bracla has been decapitated by order of, th'e tinitut' . Seignor, and his heacl posert..tt,Consiantinople. His Crime wits- haichig. tanivd.frimi =their prop 4 Channel provisions ti ti iint,l 'for the capital, and, besides; sold them fog' his own ,advantagei Out the other band; the old Viiire, Abutted, Nacho, hatrished to BITHISSR - 14,110! of Lincitarest, has been restored to ~,,„ and at the ..o`!ne time.apPointed to•tk go' V.1, - 1,;,(..fit of Erzerat'il, in Grand Armenia. Nos- MS/ has gkitfa trout the govern -lA,'At ist Dschanicli to that of Trehisoutli; Count d Morteethgo, Bovoy fr f int Russia to the Sicilian Cotp;cafter titkving hien' detained several Weeks at , najaknerr,.eolimriten ern boatid an triglish hrigati tine tor, Zan Ce. from cc hence he will coritiout: his 0 0 rv e to Palermo. The public health is not yet 'sure, emus all danger this country t however, 'the -via.gite. has tint for Some time Made - ulterior proAres'i. .14 1 iterrnh$ SA.knlfY, Skrt r 4.;--Ilie Russian a'ttihr Witig'enetein, and General filet . ,2t eorpt..t i , . *ntel ot` llohetr , ia ocico tgive tett,rett into the . • vying flit: The k% IVCk Of the bained tile 'circle or Sati..?... ft 111,'.;„,;11't thvy will march up op rragtic to 1' -07- 11.11 Z • rh . episoft'es 'there. A I ; eat expcilitinn , Pnelny's:arttiy itc flit... March ~ i11r),.,11 is spoken It SETT. witlcii the Itoy,o cif liweden 'suffered on ( tile 93ki mit Aoe,ht, beti.veen .Lnekon onf,Vihegao upon . tile "111:0k I?fliker, itt the `circle oftli , e'Llecr; rate• w as 1101 Oerfoctly duff 6.t Drei".4e'ri` on tits 30th of 'August, Zi.:;;l.cn, SCOT '3.--Count Gortorp is tit pre upon tin ta. , ,rtrti frorsticr4.of At:gooc, vvberg tt rettirtic t i after i s neylaiety 'mach; tmi tiißiit. 4iiiith tkfi'tAailNAiiy, i4idt4bAi; eii.it-iiiiiiri 2 d. *nit innutT4EN . r. boiipitiis§tet i Sept: if), !P 1;. lliajor Wr*, n'tr4 .)rrired evening a !'ieMiNiarshal the Marquess of 11 1- sLiArkvio , it ; dated Liettca; the ithh of SepteH ber, of which the tbllowing is an tlarart : A battery Watconittiletcd in the hoi•nworic, With great :dift2eulty, agaluSt the works of the CaNic of Sebaitian, Which Opened on ihe morning of ihe 6'6 instant 4and .1 have the plea sure to inforth you ; that the garrison surrendered before evening. Fencloie Lieutenant Genetal Sir Thomas dralianet, rephrt, and the terms of the capitulation agreed' upon with the 'garrison, and returns of ordnance; ammunition, &c. in the place, The loss of the garrison during the siege ; is stated to have amounted to two thirds of their numbers at its commencement. 1 beg letive again to (Italy your Loithbip's atte tiOn to the conduct of Lieutenant-General 'Sir Thomas Graham, tint of the! General Officers and troops uOtler his command, in the arduous opera tion of which I am now reporting the successful close. Undor the ordonnance recently issued by the Freiieli OtiVernnient, the dillicultieiof the ope. rations of d Siege, and the Iciigth 'of lime It trust take, are greatly increased, and they can be brought to a crinelnsion only by the Storm of the breach of the body of the place. The Merit of, subteSs therefore is proportiOnably increased, 'and it will be found, that the bperatiOnt did not last lbnger than has Usually been required fora place which possessed three lines of defence, including • the convent of St. Bartholomew. Duriug the operations • against the ca.itle, the tiavy took charge of the attatlt frofn the island Of Santa Clara, by Which the enemy waS much an noyed in his position iii the castle. Captain Sir George tallier, dttd the tifliceis, aealti6,' and ma riiies, have continued tci afford every assistance in their power; and Lieutenant-General Sir Tlionias Grahath particularly mentions. Captain Bloye, of :the Lyra, and Captaln Smith ; and Lieutenant- Colonel Dickson, comniandink thc artillery, has reported his obligations to Lieut. O'Reilly, of his Majesty's ship Surreillante,:..who connnanded the seamen employed in the batteries. Since thylast the. enemy have collected-their tfoops towards their' left; but have again resumed their 'old pesitiotts since the full of San Sebastian. It appears bya repori Worn the btiriu Purple, that when the third. Spanish army were recently crossing the Ebro at Awposta, after the allies had retired from before Tarragona, the ene my made a sortiefrom Tortosa, on the 19th ult. along 'the left hank of the Ebro, with about 4000 men,and attacked the 3d division of the army. The D uque tlel Parque detached troops from the right hank, under the 'command of Don Francisco Fcr ray; the Chief of the Stuff of the Army, and the enemy were immediately repulsed %vial consider- able loss. It appears that the troops conduCted theimelvcs remarkably Well On this occasion, and the Inc Ad Pareine highly applaints the con duct of the Chid'of Extract of a Lifer 'WV) LiiiiitertaKt-Ocncral Sir ThOUlai Grahain, to the Marcittai of Welliigtoti, dated Ernuni, September!), 181 3 . I have the satisfaction to report to your Lord ship, that the castle of. San Sebastian has surren dered; and I ,have the honotir to transmit the capittiiatiop,. which, under all the ciilcuitstaneci of the 'ease I trust your kord4hip ivilithink I did right to grant ton garrison,.whidi certainly made a very gallant defence. Ever since the assault 'of the lst ultimo, the vertical fire of the mortars, &C. of the right attack ' was occasionally kept up against the Castle, &eta slotting a very severe foss to the enemy ; and yer terdAy mottling a battery of seventeen twenty, foul' 'PoOliders in the lian4vork, 'another of three more on the left, having eighteen-pounders, still been completed by. the extraordinary exertions of the officers of artillery anti engineers, aided hy, the ilidefatikahl e zeal of all the trOops i the *‘boilp of the -ordnance, :unmaking to tifty-four including - two tiVenty4o4tr pounders, and one howitzer on the isLud, apenttl at .10 a. Pt. against the Cir,tic apd whlt 3C!) , effect, that be fore l p.m. a flag of twee ryas hoi3ted at the All fador Ihitery by the enemy ; attel atter 'some dis:. cusion, the 'teams di the plirt . .'Ouler were agreed 'on. Th u s giving your ,fintels'e f ip another great result of the campaign, the.aeltiisition to the Allivd Arfnl i es of bats interestin4 potnt on the coatt, and near the freuttier. C4tain Stewart, of the Iloyals, Aid-de-catup to Major-General flay; whO so greatly goiahad himself daring the • siege, 'is unfortunately ainong the killed since tile last return omitted in my last refs trt to mention Ty.ohli gatiew. to the great xeal of Captain Smittvof the the itqa 4 Nivyi Mau a 0 executed • difAcult task of getting ittni till tt steep scarp o f thd itito hittter *hitt: was intimied by tinder his conimand, altd tt'a s of miteh-serVice. Captain Bloye, of the Lyra, has been f t ii in t h e beginning constantly 11(1 most ac • ti einploy e d On shore, and I feel greatly in debted to his services: . . , Ddidei 'the officers of artillery formerly me - tioned ; who bible .continued to ser v e With equal distinction, I . shOuld not omit the !lilies of Cap tains ' , l‘forristin, Power, and Parker; who 'hate been constantly irt the breaChing batteries, and ih the cOrtuthitid OF eottipaniel. 1 bag leave to re peat m former reemthandation Of Captain ca merbn, of the 9th Fbot,'who volunteered to tom- , manil the att a ck of the island; and who conditeted' himself so ably on that Occasion; and dUring all the time lie , commanded there. CONVENTION propolted for the 'CAPITULATION of the. FORT of LA INtOrii; of SAN SEBASTIAN by the Ad jutant-Commandant Chevalier de SONGEON, Chief of the Staff to the Troops stationed in the Fort, charged with full paWers by delimit Rev, commanding the said Troops , on the one iide; Mid by Colonel De :LANCES', Deputy Quarteiinaster-deneraT, • Lieuti - eant;Cblonel bittisbs, commanding the Artillery, and LI eut.-Cdlonel 1 3 0tIVERIE, charged with full powers by Lieut.-General Sit TifuNIAS GRAIIANI, on the other side. The above-named having exchanged their full powers, agrced`as follows :-- Mr. I. Flue French troops forming the garrison of Fort La Motte shall be priSobeis of war to his Majesty's troop and their Agreed. 11. They shall be embarked in hirßritAnnie Majesty's 'ships and conveyed to England direct, without being obliged to go forth r by lend :than to the port of .Passaitge..--Auswer. Agreed. 111. The general and other superior officers, and the officers of regiments and of the staf, as well as the medical officers, shall preserve their Swords Mid t6ir private baggage, and the nod-tomieisaioned officers and Soldiers Shall proserire their knapsacks.--Answer. Agreed. ~ IV. 'flue, women, the children, and the old meri, net being Military, shalt be sent back to France, as well as the other nod-toinhatints, preseii‘',lng their ,private baggage.—An, saver. Granted, for the women and children. The old Men and tion-cotishatanth must be examined. V. The Commissaircideriiierre, Burbler de Guilty, having, with !Jim the wife and the two daughters Of his brother, who died at Pamplona, ,requestk Sir Thomas Graben) to authorize his retain to Frantz with ilia- three above-named ladies, as lie is their chief atipPorti He is not ti militarY man.—An ewer. This Article .3141 be submitted to the Marques's of Wellington by Sir thotn4 Graham. , VI. The sick and: wounded shall be treated according to their rank, and taken care of as Engli:.l; officers and selditrs. Answer. Agreed.. . , . VII. The French troop shall file out te-tuorrOvirabening, by the gate of Micador, With all the 'Rigours of war, with arms and baggage, and drums heating, to th e outs id e, where they will lay down their gins; the officers of all ranks pie seieltig their sWords, their servants, horses, and lotatc4e, met the Seftliers their knapsacks, as mentiened in the third itt•licle Answar,, Agieed. VIII. A detachment of -the allied army, Consisting of otie hundred men, shall Occupy in the evening- the gate of the Mirador, a like detachintn w t . slitill occupy th e ga t e o f t h e Go vernor',4 Battery. Th ese ko .parts shall he fur that purpose evacuated by the I . `reitch troops, as soon as the prese n t C ap t. tulation shall he tteCepted and ratified by the Commanding . Generaft.—A.nswit. Agreed. IX. The plans end all the Levert regiriling 'the fortifica tions, shall be given over Us an English Oflieer,, and officers shall be named equally on each side, to regulate all that eon- cents the artillery, engineer mid commissarlat deparnients.— AnSWer. Agreed; X The General Commanding the Feeuch troops shall be authorised to send to his Ekeellency Marshal SoUlt an officer of tine staff, 'Who shall sign his parole of hontinr, for his et change with a B r it i sh o ffi cer of his rank. This officer shall be the be arer of a copy bf the iiretent•capitnlati o n.—,A nswer. Submitted for the deei6oli of I.Ord Wellington. The 'officer t.O Ire sent to hiiirshal Moult shall be chosen by the cotrunand , ing 'offrer of the French.troops. XL If any difficulties' or niktinderstanding shall arise to the eeecntion uf the .articles of this capitulation, thsesitialri be aliveys decided in favour of the French garrisom—Answer Awed. • Made and concluded this fith day. of September lets. qSigued). Adintaiit-Cornmandant Chevalier SONOEON. WM. DE LAN.CEY, Colonel. , • ALEX. DICKSON., Li eu t e nant=Colonel otu handing the , . BpUVERIE, Lieutetint-COlonel. • . „Approved', (Signed), Le Genial Vpuverneur ItEY. THOS. GRAIYAM, Lii:utenant-General. ApptaVed•bin the;Ort of tite floyat Nary, ' GEO. ,COLLIER, Iroiliniariding the Squadron of His Majesty's ships ulYS`t., Sebastian. Return of the Freda' Ghtrison made Pritimers of War by Capitulation in tie CaAle of St. Sebastian, on trip Bth of Septlimber, 1813. s ' flo mlic erB 1766 serjecti*, drummers, and rank a n d Gii`aid!Potal, i8;16. _ - . . N. B. Twenty-three officers rind live burfdred and twetVe nen, out 'Ol the above nualtici are sick and wounded in We Lospl4l. ...... .. i:D.-PAKENHANT, Adj. Gee. (Signed) nit►i'rn Of Orduahce an& Ammunjtion captured from the Enemy, in the Fortr s eacof Sebastian, 9th Septemlfer, 181:3. Irotf-mounted.--Light 24-patmdere, one 16-pounder, three twerve-pounders;,seven eight-pounders. Iron elisinountell.-3twenty-foUr pounders, 1 sixteen-pounder, 2. twelve-pounders-, 7 four-pounderb, 4 tbree-pounders, nine-pnutoler carronades. Bra monntsd.-1 twenty-four pounder, 6 sixteen-pounders, 3' tivelve-pounderto, - 5 cight-pou n ders, '6 six-pounders, 0 four-pounders, 4 three-potintkrs, t; thirteen-inch mortars, 1 eight-M..4ft howitzer„ :3 six-inch Inm .. .tires.' prass ilistriounted.;-‘4l siXteen-pounders, twelre-pounders, 9 eight-pounders, 1 four-pounder, 1 thirteen-n*l4 mortar, , Total, 14. Ammunition.—Round Noit twenty-444r. pounder*, 19,03 Th sixtc, -pounder, t:2O twelve-pounders,' 4776 eight , rffiu l d ers , 0.0 fouppoiniders.. Atnammition,--Cuse shot, 112 n twelve-poun ers , four politsikus, ~,,7311tree-potintlarSl awl-ten-inch shells; 390 bar at powder of 1001Irs. each.; i iuj muskets with bayonets; csietrika, • (tiiip d) A. DICKSON, Lie tatetta ut-Calortet Command big Artillery. .101INBUII.:11.1ilt)Assistant-ComMissaryand Paymaster Ordnance Department. N.B. Tiff ordnance fur the tooA„part are in a ver y b a d tire . odee, from ext;t,sive use, or being damaged by th e besieging Return a KILLEP,WouNDE,n, and Missmn of the Army serv ing; under the cOmtnitild of his Excellency Add Marshal the Marquess tt AVELLINngroN, K. G. In th e Si ege of t h e . t'a , tle?f sari s ,,e , ,b4tian, fruatthiqst to the lAI4 September, scats, riatt.- 7 .1 captain lined; rank and file wOunded, • 1 3 t 8 i t I li al F l o t o r t t , il l k s I t Y D — at i t and file wounded. ,thnded, 6th Toot, e2d Lott.--1 rank and fill killed; 1 rank an 4 6 ' B ! wounded. 47th Foot, 9,d Bitt.-- - zi rink itn4 file wounded. Ist Line Batt. King' s G. L eg ibii—i rank arid file Wounde d , Total-1 captain, t rank and file, killed; . 1 Ileutenia, " I ' 4 and file, wounded. Name of o:Ear killed.-Ist Royal Scots, Captain 112 e 3 W B o t uti a e rt. d.—Royal Artillery, Lieutenant HUgh Morgan, se' verely s ..,., • _- ilO reter?ii of casualties from the Portuguese troops has bets receited.•t 1.• EDWARD PAKENIIAM, Adj. Gee. dmititliy-Office, Sept. 19, 1813. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Lord Ke;tbe K. B. to jolin Wilson Croker, Esq..dated on hod the Royal Sovereign, in flamoazn, 18th Septet" her, 1813, with Copies of its inclosures. Sir,--4 have the highest satisfaction in tra ns. mining to their Lordships the aecoinpanyingdis' patchels=(whicli . 1 have just •rebeived by Cal Pis /3IoYe from Captain Sic (.r. R. Collier), givitV l .account of the fall of St. Setiastian . And the gur' render of the French garrison ; and the prof' s ; '1 siotial skill and perseieranci of the Officers o`` men who have been employed in co-operation gift° the - arm y before that place has been so einivel .conspicuous, and particularly that of Sit 60 . 4 Colher himself, that I beg..to re commend big ' . and the several O ffi cers and petty Officers he names, toj their Lordships notice. ~." • I have the honour to be, &C. Atliviri l (Signed) 1 1 .. S. Captain l3loye landed at Falraoutb, and ss he may be able to give their Lordships lunch Use* fill information, I have directed Win to Miler" I dispatch. , Sdrveinaate, tiff 'St. Sibactiaa, Sept. 9,lsls ' ' do l‘ i l n y ys L erf ß6 tl l i "' e i l io t n i o s u i r iri t t o h r ' e s p ili o ce rt r t d b the fall of St. Sebastian) the northern Gibraltar 4. Spain. r . I:esteic4, at 10 a. s,i. the treadling 61 an_ wer• tar batteries opened a most ruinous tire against tha Castle of La Motte (situated on the crown of Vic hillY aty.l the adjoining Works. Id a reryshort time General Rey, the Governor/ sent out a flag of truce to propose terms of egiPi ttli lation, which Were concluded at five in til elo g n, pyl,t3rLe or tli t il. -ing, when the Battery du Gouverneur and the Al ., '" radar were ithinediately taken PoSsession of bY n ' troops ; tire T d i , w he g e a a rr ti i ie so p n ri?...oi t t i e ll rs up of w ‘ a v r ti d r s ; veyed . to .Epgland from Passag6. 4 d st , .41titl4 season of the year the passessith• -• Sebastian becomes doubly valuable; it may bit..: dered the trestern-*ey 0 the Pyrennees, and s 11 11 c o d p d or rm ta y n is ee iy 7s cai t c o ida tl b i l e ef.atTerheeoptoerwantioalaf; works s '` . t .arrih : exception xl i o f cl ii et; Thee et c , it t fo l ( 0) nmr c mo t e) of er s ta i i d igne e 1 good : ably, and it must be a I°llg -L i t% aoifidsLielv:n;toebenc boil: .befOre thelormer can recover its origl nal aphlaiw our Isquc;:rti:nts, were yesterday aVoid congratulating y l or .I.aordship on its fall on any terms, as the galc s ii i tho seamen • oiitiiu y landed a o n t d e t d h ce t i 'r e maintained... l,h e,urv b i i its s Lieutenantudt: til i r h i r 1 conduct e.ve hay ‘i i 1 i 1 e . sea i,el, aib s lt ai i i s , ei beer, la, and and len: i rp4, r di 011 mastt ctip l ac:a i sr g es 1 eeo 1 i :, :s, 0 1 i :1 tei sea,it: i , ?Lit t . oi . , s ti. ori :1 ; uyi vi 11. :oti .; o l a st 1 :fi etiti 1 ritt ji rj the 1 . sei t 0 breaellikig e'6ll'iodi.fri:Orii:As. Santa i l e i l :7: i t aTs ' o I :t ill :h i e e a fo t'l r Y . m e r r l'e p t) o v a c t r . c ci ' I , y, 1110 /1" 'Claralt ' S , tweet and d y s : a f g o g i I e r ( p i () L i: p ad e t : y.. ' , ' , 7 t t ) ;i 11 $ Smith of the ileugle, were admirably se r ' e Magi' Party landed from tbe Revolutionnairey om vienne, and Ch a ll enger ) t h e ir fire had t cap' sileneetl the enemy's guns opposed to them' aerte rsi tali) Smith speaks in high terms of tit h b, moAt zest; egneed by nil under his orders. -"q v Of - Perfeq r sprtliality was maintained between ' "a t he ..bcers and seamen under Captain Sm itili en g l i n ) atol l ' i.,..A rolthe.Dth 'regiment under Ca +t• --vessels ploye, (e:aanpdtatihnes'sitintuttatCioonmnnliaannyders of the ii , ern' 13 p as ro s f : e i s oli s ; i o n ,ra l e i l a R l i skip j 11 a t a , e n and he perseverance , namediu' the margin, * have all been unto' Jb e ca beettk:any; unavoidably' yioplacedreport , r in; t has than in the 007., 1 ia l uil Lawson, 'of '..4et__lAnant the Honourable James Arbotlsu, of the ~.zorveiilat t l_iore. rlhere("a'oreunotel)r-tovle te, which he has proved hinioi.7, h hair e4ual to. MesSrS. Marsh, - IlarrrY, li , . 7 0 0 tryiiiBly e , vi t n li c a e t d, in no instance 1 ~.,,,t . hough not wounded,. are not less deserving. eg 'aptuidEloye's services have bi!en rePe h sl ,l l o, highest sutsisetl.adcotlioi ails its :noticed by me to your' Lordship, and as ' . l 1)1 been employed from the Very commeneenic-10 our operations on it tti :g e s ll ebil a e s den o 4 knowledge of the localities of this - hart l r p i to, l f pina St ir tti : oe S n i ti b nri a i t s i t ' i i a s ' n, c7 l is r t i:v t : bhieel f l e : l 4 t hicil i mo t s:l : l : s° , it ir 'i t 'Pli: h tr i l: .' y land,attached ai lie to the e fro d iP ot ; sab r t n t ; nested with this port and the army, be give your Lordship mu ch u seful information' ce i/ Lieutenant Stokes, in the Constant, liosS e ! r di. ever uitted the mouth of the Biclassoa ; t ne „, - v l ilty oft his position is, I believe, felt by the iirm " it has been a station of considerable anxiety' ea . I enclose a return of casualties among 1 11 „e,,, t o men in the brea c hing batteries , from the 20'" the Slat of August, 1813. I have, tic. ' pia'',„ '-- . .4signed) GEORGE it. COLLIER, Ca To th; e ßifht lion. Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral of t ed, Commander in Chief Sce. Ste. &C. . _ , . . . of eturn of tasualties'amoug the Seamen under the Ord.!" Lieutenant O'ltEtt.t.r, employed in the Breaching ries lecture St. Sebastian, between the 28th and 3 161° August,lBl3. Nene Killed. - - A • Wotyrnien.—Surreiliante, John Nay, sea man, severetv 14 1 3 ; Henry I , 4lllips, seaman, sli g htly .—Reagle, John Pol i"k': seatain, severely.--Pm ) sideuf Matthew Foss, s aw - slightly. ItVtui 4 u:of fi . ,illed and Wounded on the blind of Santa CIO" etseeen ;loth August and Btb September, 180. KILLI: .—lteeohttionnaire, M iehael Risk, AIMMan. .... ~ge , 4* W riati t: lft r ;C " e t il L a tl g il e i i t "D 'a t t n a l l i d, j a u c h a n nt: ll 4 3l s t e h i' ersellf y l,'tZbnillig .... i4 Stittllail, s lightly, William Brown, seaman, alight l l . "aileHger, Patrick IVl`Kbuy, seaman, slightl. ___-'' at anchor Da' St. Sebastian ; Andran►ae<ttc President, Rcwintionnairv, )4 agiciSiT he Ilassou ; Constant, gun brig, Nimble, cutter, in tbt, soft; Juniper, Holly, wta at Cape Moors. Sparrow, Challenger,