The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-08 00:00:00

PLlNtsttratiN'Ay 6,...., ',. rived the Neptune, of; 9$ g?ns, from the Channel Fleet, Which consists of, ' -24 gsil of the Line ; also the Acasta Frigate from! Portsmtutth.'• ' , . ' Sailed the Windsor Castle, of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. 1 1 By the Pri s i , of ityguns, Li eu t. J. NYCNOLCONI: . which arrived .yesterday from off Cadiz, Ferrol, and last froM AdMiral.Lord GARDNER, IS learnt, that the French Fleet did aftnally pass our little , Squadron in Caxliz Bay,'uncler Sir J.Ottot, 'the 12th MI. to . , go into Cadiz, the Enemy made a sweep as - , %o . tepid him, entered the Bay and anchored, sup t o le . Pose at d to hurry out the tardy Sp an i ar d s , i n o rd e r st the whole; with a large body 'of Troops, might push through the Gut again for Egypt, their Fleet 1. heinoupetior to Lord NELSON'S. The Frisk left Rear -Admiral CALDER'S Squa. tit a'' of"°. , Ferrol, all well, the 20' It ult. with seven Sail the Line and several Frigates, having been in. ~ loneed of the above event by the o '7l- i'' tut, of 32 F l4l ftom Sir J.'OII.DE ; he immediately had all nitScioadron cleared for adion, and put his Ships in t hat state of readiness, with his wonted adivity, to , . sll4 t or retreat as the occas i on of the moment mi ht g z, require, , t . k) ri the 24th the Frisk (having left Rear. Admiral :4 4 1 4 and .hi s Squadron in 'high siritsoined fili6lLOrd GARDNER Off Bre st , w p ho had ) j twenty nail 011 i ' e Line, h av i ng b een joined by Vice. Ad. Ofiralsi j 7: t J OHN Oens's Squad ron of fi ve Sail of the 'le from off C a di z, also by the Courageux, of 74 I°4 fro ° one the Co/osmt, of 74 guns from hence. The 1 13 , Titish -' il leet were quite hearty, wishing nothing on'titan 4 battle with the whole Combined Fleets, I : 4 2 llll timaing alt their superiority in point of 111ge tt. m The Fri s k re ce iv e d Lord ' GARDNER'i Plitchtt on the 3d at noon, and arrived here yes- Wiley. TWO Danish %Mots are t a k en up to convey to Spain the diff erent ,--- e katttcers, Merchants, Super. taboos and their Entities, which were taken in the p • , :engatei aaptured in Oaober last, and those reanti le Persons belonging to those Vessels which lett considered as Droits of Admiralty, being ;, set4ioed previous to the Declaration of War against 01Pains Al ranks of the Spaniards at this Part 14 re they shall never forget their friendly re. tiption in the Port of Plymouth, P kti ,l, 8 . ALmotia, i via‘y s.—Arrived His Majzsty's R iII41 : h ` 711 °0 1 of 38 guns, Captain STUART, and ..e l'et, z 8 guns, Ca ptain WAL L ER, with the " tat t y ', L i 414ound West India Fleet, sixty Sail. Ou ;: th ult. , the . . fell in with the Squadron :under Sir .' ° Lou who i n f orme d them of titer: French lit i e tt h• ' clog out on which it was t h ought prudent 14 itt ura With the Convoy. li o .....__ , 1.11. MAY 7.—The Lady 'r anee: Post (44 ? k 1 4 a c et, Capt. FLYNS arrived l ast n i g h t f rom ekes wit With the H am b urgh and Bremen Mails. i the Dani s h S hip Christian Alararetta bl I°l°4 Master , N. T E N- Cadiz, w i t h sa l t, for North : Vi rg en , from g s ii bent in b the o sfeN. y Aggressor Gun.brig, Litur. ) . , . , . . , • ,PtilliTSMOtiTHI MAY 7.—:-Arrived His IVlait'ltO CillilC into • . ‘l4ll'brit Locrist Lieu% joritt LAKE ' a ! ld tht Harbour to refit the datnage received the 24th alt • • 'tit . in c ulling off som e of the G,un-boats oil' C.pt , tez, i ,_rk Letter fro &tell Match sth, htates, " from IVlatleira 'list receiyed here ) Go o , p that the Convoy which sailed V) fol.- the , - to-ha -touch the 16th alt, (Febru4r, IV ~ eat indie3, had Many of them parted, alid one o f . Ira had put Ikeln ' the Sara b, VANDYKi, for Darner, , to there.,, - ~., Att1y.,..4,...... urn..._%_s _the Ilernard, Tomlin, from Londlon„; ikl:;nssl,lTtp°u-r:': vi' s t';'v.r 'Pomona, Thompson, lirother, Put i lsn'ci. Non, 11.4:n41'40n, and iganeita, Gatton, friom Sunder: ........:....-.. , .1,,11 R Itltn a (ii, M 7 11,1 rived the Sccw, Capt. il. m . k AY '--:t r, ~t eumßit MC E ; th e f. ACk AY' .iiiid Spy, Cal 't. , ril irt!er to trpan 114 itatpages- , the li 1t6.16j i Convoy t,o has juht tnade the signal F ur .... Th i , ide4 , , tw o 1 -ay toe .neniveum was paid bounty and th."l„Qnoll4 advance, and part- of ..ber..Crew, i'l.lc ;ft.t;'Pitzr;or, VYs4es fOr eleven. yCirtS. : , S ll e n w di • s t v ,,,ti, to se.4 in til conrse of a few daYm.• :, t...t,,,,,,1;tt, this Port— Zealand, 4elliquemx, Sera I'. IN, th;Vlkith2l4tai Ceram Magnanirrie, Cuulb4laut' Pg" 11--- A L ti " ,, it 's.'ehr? ''"rtett,a, eaiypso,- Scout, «iin Spy : • N9,r,..0.12c. i .6,14. -.,P; Cahaht,' Foartess, shut Sharpshooter- largei: tlete,r't4i Fireess.els and, 13omh-teuder4 ; ;Ind a 7 MerchilAtvtosrls for the Baltic, ... 6 ... , i 1., I.)AL). 1 / 4 .41 )1. II _ 7.--Ssiledrhe ilmaya:t,he Friga te , ~_ e4l kENT °N I 10 Yarmouth 1 arid ,( 3. , :rrirt Slo o p ttillet)l4R NI to ShettheSll. tAalt4. A.l*)".o,3—Monarcli Utrecht, 'Diomede, Velrall la" ,411)4' InThit'tußt• and Arab' Frigates , Cygnit, orewg; AU -411")^11- 'PeadY SlgoPs of.ar; i.irt-sttips, Artncd De -4 3 P4) 44. i and Albion, Cattimert,, tor Lisbort. -. 1 , ..,. . "* kiltr7.---Arrivtd here this morntng the ~ i , 41, 10 . . Nut ..)ittp iferzVei, of and from Embden,Capt. *4 1 , 1 4 ' u ' , la.ood tu- Norfolk, in Vit giniat Put in tat WA ; u', evening His• MajesaY'i Sloop t'itVe‘fiftt9),,l4.er drull),,d down from Sititheati. lotto ori,thoie 4 .. , rhe 'foals were ,itortnkikately . SCrit V e.ltd ' ? In 'd 1 1 vtry severe press took place ; op ,i of iie Let ventY hands were taken nut.uf the C1)1. androcl it ~ , t 1 . I -lii is Sgu it" 1/4, '1.1011411 Vvailiii ii Vtlit i ylng Itre 41 .. . . i '.. is -:. TO TEE EDITOR ; pl l TME SUN. congratulate. yOU upon the "turning good Senie.and just, feeling Art miicondtid. of a Person insthiih: Official Situation ,lead to the 'correition of any abuse which ; cov,bave been committed, and,, ilnecesliarY l io , oe punishme n t of the person who has violated , the:Jnnt reposed in him; but let not such miscondutt be made the engine of—Party.purpose, or the pretest of Re volution. This is the language ,of goOd sense ; and this - languages has at length been herd. throughout the Country- , —Everr art has been employed to in-! flame and ,to exaggerate--this plan' succeeded for tinse r: but coal refleCtion seems to have led the. Na Lion to-perceive its-error—Jostiee- will be done r and . Party Spirit and FaElious Intention will, I trust, be disappointed. It has been falsely asserted, for the purposes have mentioned, that. the Public had atustained a loss by the misconduCi of Lord MutviLLi-;- . -So far from this being,,true,. there is hardly an instance., of any Tieasurer of the Navy quitting (Aims, and having. 'paid, upon his resignation, the whole& his Balance, except Lord ME LvILLe. Compare. this to the . case of Lord HoLLAND—Although he quitted.the Office of Paymaster of the Forces fifty years -ago, the immense Balance in his hands, when he quitted . Office, due to the Public, is rest yet all pad, and either .he, or his fatally, have been making interest at that Balance up to the present time. It .is not even supposed that Lord MELV I LLE made interest of the Public Money, but ha allowed his Deputy to do so. --Let equal justice be done--If, the Public have a ! • right to such profits, they pave a right in both cases—and the enormous sum Which. the family of Lord HOLLAND must have made from the interest of Public Money in their hands should be refunded. —I again repeat, that the Nation has lost nothiog by Lord MELvit.t.r ; and that no Naval Pa} merit was ever postponed.tor a day from Mr..TitotriLit having derived interest from the Public i\foley, It interest had not been made by Mr. TaoTTs it would have, been made, not by the Public, but by the Bank—but in the case of Lotd HOLLAND, if he had paid in his immenseßalance when lie went out of office, the Public would have saved an .inor. mous Sum. But thi4 is not the only onf , unled statetnent which has been Made. It , has been pretended, in the violence of - Party, that Mr. *PITT connived at Lord Mr LIT eti thiscond. , d, and that he knsw . private advantage was derived from Public Money. —This Charge is poNitively false---but it is said, that it is attempted to be supported, upon the evi. device of a person IA ho was formerly Governor of the BanL —We warn Mini'sters in future never to listen to that which does not relate to the business immediately before them—w beware how they hold confidential ihtercourse with those who come to them upon Nblic Basineii.—Ten yeurs after, a slight conversation,. which passed probably at time when the iviinistcr's mind Was occupied with other pressing astd itripartant matter, it is thought just, it is thouglit no breach of the rules of social intercourse, to bring up such a conversation in evi. dense against him, as if it hat been a formal re. presentation, and fur the. purpose of injuring his reputation ! 1 will nut characterize suct a condad— he who holds , it will, I trust, find it justly 'esti. mated "in his future interhoutdd with mankind.. • • Ther.! are other points u r , on which much Wire. presentation, has gone fOrth-Every irregularity, though it had for its objelft the Public SiJvice, is now branded as clrrupt.—lf the comluft of Public Menis Au be tried by such rules, what min will cver step out of the trodden path of form and neces sary.duty to render the most essential service to his Country Much has:been said of thecntidua of the Com. inhsioners of Naval Inquiry--and much difference Of opinion Prevails respecting their Iconcittet.—lf their ohje : ctilas been to consider the bulleds which have bctn referred to them fairly, candidly,' and dispassionately—to &tett error or abuse, and to suggest imprOVemenr, they may render essential service-=—but if their objea be. rather to throw srigma.iipon individuals, than to promote reform — to assist, Par ty purposesto serve los.lividualii rather than to serve the• Nation—tn that case such 4,Cam.. mission of Inquiry will prove not, as it ought to be, the greatest blessing, but the greatest curse that eoulti . betali• the Nation. I remember many Commissions of a similar natiti.e appointed, by P„arliament ; .hut, I tememilee node which tectili e from its proceedings, to have inflamed men's minds it, hostilely against each other—ktorn what causes these effekts are.produeed. I know not -L.-but I sincerely lament that at the moment when Unanimity is must peculiarly necessary, for the Cr. neral Cause; , we see 'Parties the most split--- übfic Men most divided—and every attempt made to sow tts, And to further the views of our desperate and implacable Enemy. , I am, Sir,, Your's, ANTLJAC'OBIN. CORN4XCIIANGi.,MAY . Ttt g fresh atirivals'olWhe } at to.doy are bur few ; in this ,Trade ,Vtli'litile stirring at present priC,' l es at the close of Monday's ,Market some Wheat of hest Tidily fetched a few shillings pet quarter'mare than our general curreticy, and cry little, of ,tirae :It our CIIIMAtiOn ; Rye is rather dearer ; Bale) , keeps its price ; Oats have a furthet'advatce ; FiOur at better prim wheat . 5 4s a 68s a 84s otj _DeltlS • , 4OS 3 45; ocl Pine Ohl - - 85 a got or. Tics. Bearts , 363 A 4" , 1 . ~ 1 ,Ye .e - - --- see a 54S ad OAS 25§ A 2.7 i; a 3..)S (0.1 arleY .. - 35$ 3 4.s ott Pol And do. 31S it Jlt od. Matt . . 56a a 72,s od Rape seed . . . eol - 04, White !'case 43S A 48, e.i 1.• imi EIOUT . 75ir ;rlB4 ,od Gley ditto . 38s 3 43S btf SeCOIIdS . 7JS a7p od , , Thisi'moin! ig olnin Thrarr, who ii/Js cnvi4ed pt the 01(1 Bliley Sessions of .F :rgery, w cxccut'rtt on a - liCaffild opposite the Debtoe4 or, 3t gate. He Was a young man Orprepossesing ni ;nets, and genteel appearance and , demeanor, : i ppa. rcntly ab3ut thirty - years `of age.'' At.a titter eight o'clock he ascended the yeaffOld FuH.D, the Ordinaty, continued his adin.n.itions until the gxectitionet hadrtied the knot, when, on a signAl being given, -the unfortunate rouleldetor was launelic4l - into ctemicy. . • . . . • . ... Frain !kelo. ND: 92y 9 ,4Z ETTE 1 ,-.3,1:04' ,i, ~,;Bq.. , ..i.- -7.”..!....rir.-- ~.,:',!:;,-..•• „' bitimirig-! : a t reit, , May 7',,-tflo 5. ' A , Dispatch, ; of whiai..tite following is a Copy, has'been'thii.day received by' Earl .Camslen, K. G. 'One - al-14 Maj'eSty's Panelpal Seeretitiies Of State, -from •LieutenantA4eneral Sir William 'Myers; Barr. cortietaritli t iv: llis. lvl.,tjeity's Troops .in 'the Wind. -ward' and , LeiWard Islands : '*: 7, ' 11 , 11.,' - tOR11,: r, - Barlt:,doesi Marelt 9, tilos. I,have thelinour o ...•to enclose. 16 -youtT,L.irdship etitty of eDietsatch'lrom Brigadier-Geneva! Prevost, .dated Dominica, 15t March the tietail . coritained therein are. so highly reputable to Ahe-Brigatlier. General, and the small portion OfTronpsiiplitred against fo numerous an Enethy,that Ihave_ great sari 4a itv . rec..romending cln:ir gallant'eiertiolis may he laid before . His Majesty ; the zeal and. talent .t! , Manifested. hi'the 'Brigadier.Genetar upon tunes oc. casion it is. 'my duty to present for,his Royal c...n. siderationi and at the sane time I til•gFio he per mitted to express thehigh'rfense . 1 entertain . of the distinguished bravery of ills Majesty's i;ir.Oops. and • the Militiil of the Colony employed uprnitltat• set_ ' _Nice. The vivrtius, resistattce•:WltiCh,ihe:Elcmy -have experienced, and, the loss which they hove sustained in this attack, must evince to them,' That however infeikir.our numbers svere_on thii occasion, British Troops are not to be hostilely, approached with impunity, and had not the TOW'n Of Rtheau been accidentally destroyed - by fire; we*sliOUld have little to regret, and much to exult . in, , ,. Your Lordship will perceive by the Returns that our loss in men, c.,inpared to - that of the Enemy; is but trifling4...but I, have sincerely to larne).loltat of Major Minn, of the tat West India ,Regitnent, w hose wound is reported to be Of a dangerous kind ; he is an cxcclient man, and a merlturioui Officer.. 1 have the Honour to be s &c. - ' ' (Signed) - ' - W. MYERS. - ‘ Head-Quarters, Prince Rupert's, SIR, • llninit l ica, Nlarat I, 1805 4 About an hoar before the dawn of day on the zed ult., en alarm .was fired at Scutshead.-and soon after a cluster of Ships was discovered off Roseau. As our light increased, Linade out five large Ships, thiee - Prigate's, two 'Bags, and - small Craft, under Britisl• Colours,—a Ship of thrae.deCks carrying a flagYat.: the mized. ' The Frigates ranging to close to Fort' Ytiung;• 1 ordered them to:he filed on, anal soon after, nineteen large Barges 'full of. Troops, appeared coming from under the lee' 'of' the other Ships, attended and protenedhy an Aimed Schooner, full of men, and seven Other'. &tits 'carrying car. ronades. . The English Flag viasitiwerek, -and that of France hoisted. , ::, ~ - A. landing . vas immediately ntte'ticpte - ci on my left Wink, between ' the Town Of.'RoSestu and the Post of Cachec i ttlisi. • The Light 1 14,4'04 of the tst. West India Regiment were the flidt Ott the march ' to support Captain. Sewsnt's Compiny tsf 'Militia, •whiCn, throughout .. the day, "bell'a`vesil 'With 'great gallantry. Ii was inutietliatdYF.,sitpim'fied-by the Grenadiers of the 461 h Regimens ' . "Ftfe. first Boats were heat oil", .' but. the;SehOoner and , one. of the Brigs coming close in:shrire 't'Ol . .t•tivtf-:ti.elandir tg , compelled dT i ur . roops' n ocentisi , a ' bet 41 i Ci s t ai m it defile leading rti the Town. , Ar this - ruotrient I brought up the Grenadier of the SOG.urge') Re. .gtinent - of Militia, arid syciri after he remainder of the 4611 t, and' gave over to IVl,tjor ;Ntit.ti •rhese brave Troops, with Orders not to iel , d.tor the , Ene... My one incifol ground : two field' pi , 'ees.(an anti). zette and a 6.)l,under) were brouthil into action `for their suopotri under the cointnand of Serjeant 'Creetf, , Qf, the' 46thRegirnent m tnnett hy:ealdiii , n,il gunners and SailuT•i,;-:- These gun s , onti,:a 24.pounde r 'lti'ini Melville BAttery, shook the FrenCh advancing coituhn by the execution the', did. , - - • '' = , ..1 sent two Companies of the St , 'Oettrges Mill. tia; under the coinmantf of Lient.lo4,-Constable and a Company of the, 46th, to prevent 'the Enemy from gerting:44ci.the "rear , of the DOS ii bil occupied ( . . ~. . , hi Major Nunn. , i •On my return Ffound the Mejestueux, of t =guns,' laying opposite AO, Fort .Young: Pworivg into - th town and batteries her .broadside ;:rtoliOwed by .Ibe , other 74.4 . 040 . )5i: Frigates tiding tits, -satne::i --... 7 1 - - , S. nit Artillery,. gevetal Causair*loMerithartd., rneo r: with , ilitir !allots, aut." illeArrillity: jyliiitia, .mannetqwe 2.4,pounders and (tact!, fBl .- stithe,Fort, ' and fivd,twenty.fot t is at. IVlelvilldsaWesp ;-an „trio' nest an unintercupted lira:,. , - Ft atit4htitis3l-204 red-hot shot were thrown. At abour•icn r n!clock A. - M. M,ljot:.Nunri, muat'unforitirratelylut His - Majesty!, Set Vice, ' w.hil#t 11.01(ii,Ve:YIN! tart 'tll, order 1 had given, was woulitird..(=4,4• 40911,041'.i This did nCii discourage the 'bra oi..fiti-Loska.r.e'.lpf, O'Connell of the, tat - W eat itidialteginiers i riiitkei veil "the COintri A rid; ‘ . arid '1 'wound, 'it IrilAt i:“iit ;314 4 11iimitt tt.fnii , ': ho?revdl4:ilie fait. tireumstaiije C-nttlii not i i . ; dine fill-it to g ive ill.; , i lie h0 1 v ., 7 41 'Or t ile ft' fitiz.itint 1c: oOntinutdin thi - ileid, aiiiiitatingtilienteol,. Litid ierriri -, intthe reptrared charge's' of the •EtieMy;',,inlit : Liih , ny one`,'"O'Cldek, ;whin - he '6llllO - Ole 'b''refic:ll torrettie • • riotri their' advanced iimitit . 4n Nvittl'o,,i)emt 'slaurs",fer. It ii impdaiibte.foi_tile to do'l6ti.ee tt.i'tile'trk 4 l4'l t . - I._ - ,•1, 'w ... that Otiie r k You wilt; nWIY i fif' 6ll / 1 61) 1Y report condottt to His iNitairstrYSaailoaltlttiilt4t4Lf t tit ethiettni'Llarntritti W(,fo ittitui t ii:AttWiettritio'44 hnd Capt. • A. (2111110)a, Vili)''olliiiiitifit.r4l4o3tin ' i.: diet; ut the .1,61h.' FoilettarittAitiiiitrolt'th-leir; Ole right flank was attatryted.,'"and irtthfSidratile'fore watt landed at - Marne Vheitibedart i tiorOt. Ceetlitig dirttiVfillettApttOstng Jay (.)1 their Cllutritt; . con;istite(4 it . itlvitrds of '2too't) men; (-miff afford tr.e"ifir elfliiiic6o4, I had only ,th e tr 4 ht win tit the St. Cieorge'thkegiment of Militia to oppotie "to them;' of atitiutltisd` They,iiita . eked with' spirit, but Uniortutrately the Frigittes hill stood in to close to.the Shote to` protest this disentharication, the afteereceiVing a tlesttuc tive err, they t d hack and-oceupied the 1 . -Mlglits of Woodbridge Estate. ,Then it was •thilt a Column at the Enemy - ,rhatelied 'up "to `Marne Daniel, and stnttnetl the Redotibt, defended by a -small detach which,--atter'an obitinate resistance; they ear tied. On my 'left, - Capt. O'Connell was gaining ground, notwithstandinua fresh supply or 'troops and s4vetal field-pieces wc,tch had beet brought on shore by the Enemy.- I ty.)w observed a large Column el6hing 'the Moonshine to get in his rear. The town, svhien had steel for' seine time in flatrres; wits only protected by a light howitzer and a . 6.poutitler to the right; tuppbrted . by part of the Light Compan y of the St. Georg , .:'s rtegiment. semi's larb~ shipl,n'W.,i4od))ritit - t. - 134 out of the reach 61 my guns,. my right.fi,ruk gained, my retreit to ['duce Rupert's cut off, T determined on,one at.. tempt to keep the sovereignty the T It°,d, which' the excellent tr,:eups: I'hld warranted. I ordered the Militia to remain At tlw)cP,,sts, except such as were inelined to'encuuntee-More hard,hips and severe ser.: vice ;:antl Capt. O'Connell, vvi It the 46th, under the.cotninandof.Caist tines, and the Light Coot 4146yAir the..ist'West.l.4slitt 11-giment,..wcre direet. ed to make a forced march to I'6 ce R'ipen's. then alfOWed the . Presdent to: enter into terms foi the'rovin.'of R,seau = and then derrianded from dist French General tha:•Tri'iate j.4,inerty should be re.. spe6ted,' and that nolw.oiro, disgraceful pillage: should be allovved: ' Thissd me, -tilv attended bye,• Briiade Major PrevOit;" anti' Deputy Quarter.iVias. ter...ateneral Hr3litry titr'rfre MihillF.,rees, d cr u s s e the Island, and, in twenty.fdur hours, with the aia of the inhabttants, 7 :111C1 tht exy.rtions - of the Carike," • to this' Garrison r.sim th 1 , 3 4 . After: kis's' tmmtinued nt,tich, ihrottith time itr _tit (tail' tilt e9uniti, I might alnidsr say; exiolnp;,:C. , pr,J.PC , )titiell join. :ed me• at'Prince Rupert's, tiartitinded htm.elf, and hr'in'i,rb tie his woultdettr fevt , r,f , hr 12. , ,yht affil prceit-tis'itkemittotierof the 4.6 tit Regitrientrand the . r.-1 We'sti Company, Thai r ao ''s',Orterhgot rtvrtiesit'ort than I ordered cattle to bedn,velet,' arid . eti,li-an4aMirei for getting a stOre ijtAs ater trte'"Ritteti'n the •Lay: .1 found my sigoaig to ii,iettt.:(l , lboil Ilrolughtrin, from Itt)sean, made swirl 4ter the- E4lity hAlind g e'd.,. • been received; end that'insconr:eritittoteitfie had made the 'most. !irearigestientsc phis , , Garikson °,7lJciw t,f th r the deft.iite c , f tfrii - sirnpurtettit • * o6' the 'is rhq received the Letttr hf SAtirrna 11 I C 114 W the horn;tit to transriiit f'rotaGeiiettil 'of — Diifsion 'Gra,',ge!, withott liCtiethe Rzrly you iccbtripariying•i(.° -Ou'the iTth the Enitoy's crunch hovereir-aflout 'the Elesd':ihowever, the Cehtaur's lance) . eitiv! in, aniFsv,is saved by 'our gttfis. 'I landed Herideison,' her' Commander, and Iris Crew, to ashist in the defence we were prepared to mike. • • • • As far as can he eolleeted, the Enemy Nttth'titit 4000 men on tnari,'en,El she whole of theirtftoer was . compeliett to dien;batk bd'ore they .:gitinal §n if ch of grcund. I entrust this DiSpateh to Ciiitrtin O'Coh;itlioo whcm rh.cg. to refer yogi : his . seryters etttiatit,W4n to tOnsititiration. .1 arii . inuch'ltidebted tog tore itcval and dikeernmcni of rtit t , tvltc sOs very acCessitry tri•te exectittorvortny OE;ter,,l.' tarlift4f itottbriced the very eon. duet of Licut,. Wallis, of tilt' 46th' Regiment, ta whotn I trail cot rusted the Post of Cac.iccrJw, Suotshead peret:i6tog our tc'tfestt, ,he spiked his wing, destroyed hitt' atomunition, and immediately c omincitcrt i his mArch,tojJiome at Prtttcc tt`r tac:litnent : nor that of Lino. S;l3w, -the- , ißmtt Rtgitnent, who aaed as. an OTlCttr IA Ar. tillety, at;d behaved with uncommon cookess anti jtJ(.ll„mcrit nn:thtt'ltittery, a n d gr e at p resence rat : in 'sceutitg 'tetteat of the additi.nal Gunnect.,4)elonging tit thi 46;h Regitne.nt. `Ott the tortiNt4Eter• - ieYytog a contributing on R..ost*.att,',ll!c ; and hoveted that play 3r d the ntXt abatet this . 111ivinurning the ..Fteturli Fitcet is ae.co4,ifithc.South.end of Cuadah,upo untletea,y sail. •.° ' Our' y letreiv'e by the . R<•14.1113 . have the honour • to trarisloir f wino inec.itionart.thic-, when .coity,ned with Oikt licitnltyledgeli by the ,Enemyi, • Wpi'ch inc';utfed several 'OS'p2ers c,l Kitt';.:, and about 300 o:heti. • I tiavt:Ahe Honour ▪ • • • •• CEO. ‘ros - r. _ . Cie v u:.. s C , :n .iN er , dl l S ( i i r o l t. %:n i . t.. c :\ „ l t } i ' l e io rs t , ,,r a s a . ;; ;e 6;1'4: O'Connell . froth ti • I ' 'l' G.' t ' ' I.refer ..),.. 4. 0t) ,. ,, this ~. .t rtson, must you to the Matt te r• a a .Netttral,Vcssel Wltu 6.,ti enga l ed or , 8e to . . ,dflivcr this i) . tspatche. ' ~ ', - s Fiornz-I,peoginceerialenr4)):i;v:ritis:in:::o•l4t:rliioi,t2'.6,Lo;,....&:,e. 1 ,,, iiix Ex. ~;.$ .ill 4 - cot,- t.. , ~ . . , 11:a1t.Q , ,14,41tr5,3i i Ititl), t1 , ,7,5 ; n1 Y elitObt` ,„ , ,,, , Vi:JI 1 . 1 , ,te ),,:,ii. , 1" 1 . 5 ;3. . • ' i'lle-Clenerdl of Divisi,o 1.4 c•r4n4c, Giatin t.Hlic:r of Ow -t kfijoit of, Ho n our, las 9tta . r.Qeocril ~, ,.1 ~t t i le L;,,,,, 1 ., r . • , ~A4erie, .qtiniP 'ln, , ol4der ' tridg,;ool3lt4i 91 th E . e . xpc. 14 1 tlitlrai to till: Leew:trci stillt444 ~,, c , i G F. hi 11. RA 1., ..., •,, ai .... ~ ~ ••• • Bite ! fik i .. 1 . VQ IIIIIIeIICC ‘ . 1 . 1 . y. ,IptlitarK,lileratikty ittrainst, the ~.Portcligi, 1 1 1411 0 ,Wc.irsiyeit'ittict rpwed; 1411411 fulfil a prtitttliihery ,tut ) , a Ljtrilil i 4 4 1 .414 PLlalSed...ll t.`,ivilized N.l - , . .tillOt tii. th, . i ,. - 1 ~ ,ititteafe.44Prat WI kbS ttlit), , ~., c , 134 ifre of your , p m , s jii tm „ 1 4,4444 ent:tiie Itia . . 1ty„0. 6 ," Oc4siplking any Air 1, lik Ini.n. etins -orial4tosid vt ,Yotkei nintt - T mtilli - vitd Cirri ine ,,lancholy. Atc of titc. rocstiiivc_o:t it ; Iny'asVenneavonrs on yowling it were Aco 414; (..na;re for .Ctill+P;+ , ,, ..'> r•••1,-.02 , •-., tile tteNtilvailZ)!l i , i)ll * UilMftillimily tiotteitticrAnl,... tiestrua. tlim 111 , Iti teNtil 140 IMActi" --'''', "i't it, 1 `.! "1‘1, 1,, ,, w'' it '. • 'tin .il4. ever at tentiild • with the' mat r c,,,,,,. ,i t tx, evyi I I i. 4 , w4licktic art- citify bet Mt.:x.l.- 4 1 Itttpt.E.'''' * ,"i& itireWitil4itiontov.is ' 'more titan staticicitt, -'',4itAittiot'nti, imt ifithYliiitrtiettittr ciratittsgtattoos itt which on lotnya . .;( "t-o irlii&e'trylitt to the no:ioarAble eon ,,ll(io4V`Thatlit reudy rriO''Artt yott, and Chits to pre,•erve thlAtit tesAttr tiiii.thituritsAit Itii.,,Colony troth fresh eAlatni ' ftit,...% tiVit'Jit intaliarabte-from the occurtottces ot War. l'ApitlYeiltTirater, , t 1, to 11'6kt! tritfeitti - cl 1 1 y cu m i n unicat i on. • or yoprilk stypitt, 4titilffilie*gatt.-!inte to tecetvc. the ii.sl.ll - 40`b 'II Vie , ' ''. ' ,Ithltibif NAOMI 1 - , t , - , t ka. .-etu tur OU, I.ll:tVe'li „ la hbil.wetoiailtltr. you ' ee e. LA C RANG E. tioict:Qauttersit Rtitiallupert's, Feb zs, Otos. s ilt ; vo iiouotit to receive your Litter. My dozy to toy•,Kirtg and Country is so superior to eve-4 'other c-Insi,ls-(;.-2n; tliAt I have only to thank you, r .the (.1, ertaticuis you have been plcaqed to in.ilte on the often inevitable consequences 01 War. Girt' me leave. snclivictici,illy,to express the greatest gran tide for your huin..6ity anel kind treatment ths VT'ile and Children ; at the same time, to requet a continuance v het Col, riot only to her and "thrin, 'but towaids every other ()Neel you may meet with. 11k7 , I Love the I+llour to / be, &-.. ih'g' ed) EO. PIiEVOST. Return of the Killed anti %Vetintted is the Actions of the 23.:t of February, r $, At Point Nl:,:itact, ...toms Daniel, anti Itoscott i I,iautt of Dotomit.a. Royal Artillcry. Rank - and Fitc, woortd , th t..aptat rt, ► Scrjlant, aced a tank AO rilc, taken by the Ericoty ; 4 6111 Itogim.,:ht.--1 Scot:ott, t Drummer, and to Ritts.k Acta 1.11 c; kilted; Captain, and 7 tank attid Fad, woond.3l. tst Wcst I 'Rita Reptacnt.-9 Rank and kiln, t Field-Officer, t Captain, And 8 Rani: And File, Aout..dri To;At.--1 scrjunt, I Druniner, and 19 Rani, al.d.