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LON DQ4V '6 . 'l44'4:TE . if; ....v..7:1 t 440 it piNAfty. WE:DNB-WAY) FEB. 13. Downing.street, Fall. IS, 181 I. A Dispatch, ofyii4:ll tbe an F.,xtrail, has beeU this day recvived by thetarl or Liverpool, one of hizi jesty's Principal S . ecrctarles or State, trout It. T. 1 , ..6q. (tiled Von Louis, Isle of Franco, I.)cLeinber 7. Ist°. I have the honour to infoi in your Lordship, that on the sth inst. I assumed the government,ot these isl Ands, ander the sani4ion and authority of a Corn mission issued by the Rtlit Hiitiourable the Gover- nor-General of India, Cuuncil. I beg leave to rel.l your , Lordship to Vice-Ad miral 13eitie, and the Hon. Li:cotenant-General Aberclonity, for the turfst correa account of l.e na yid and inilitary operations' Ctta:" Dispatch, containing' 811,account of the militery opeiations,..bas not yet been received), the success of which has added a , .tnnst ifigibriant thitinnions of his Ma jesty, and wrested .1 tom the enemy one of his most destroClire, meant of anuoying the British - cunt merce to the eastward of ,the Caile of C/PO4 40} , e. It is my intention to 'priivid!, ter the administra- Ann . ' of the Isle of Franteindits Dependeneics, til hit Majesty's further pleasure Shall be known, on `the same principles as were adopted on the surrender of Bourbon, as the arrangements which I provi• made there hare met With the entire ap pitibaiion the Itight,HoL'the,GOvernot-General i n council. have to r :wine yOufaml4llip, that through the . able and pdicious arialigenn;nts,,made by the lion. ero, (h e ir dils r e r of t ho'Go. urn Ao; t haii,been .12.-rfeeted , h 1 ported alto, I to happy to add, that the,inhabitants.haVe i t h ea cy reason to relo . iee at a transition from a .10 , 1sie oA Conine SLIVely to the I.)less jpip of MillndatIC11:0 1 0 . 0) 1 01 Which are enjoyed by a:1 tries,: .ippiness to live under Bri 'tish prnt,;ction. • have thu fainnor ili(:7l6 , tt L or d s hip a . , ,copyto , P dro /notion AsPlitub t ii,s“;tisaed,wttl." a Vittw in conct:l4te t i n Ittintis et the inhabitants, Unlit ,41131181.1[11.11.1t$ Cal) bo • e tre • " • Trk t j3gn *91.44:0k OK name of his Ma- . tler.Yge the • 1 King ut the United Koh4dunt et Omar Londin And Jrcianki. Wheretts - his Mor, Gracious Itilljesty the King halV ta',e t t under hi. goverriment the bin ut France; in wake known to it the. inhabitants of, tlo. said colony, Creoles, Planters, Aeler 41101111k, to.it the regelalians hitherto ohserveci in the civil adtuinisitatioll and of the 'police, eserved• Te , mark's arid .costorns. also 'wit eh are nom in force wt!l ue observed. • :The private property of the t s be strictly -protected; nod , :they are nivned to bi t o g to market as iwt.ll the various ut their th i r, sari f4.il" HIS. ' I: 14e.4110151.1 i,re come Wish a firm and perpe, trienitship with the inbi t . bitonts. ut Atte kle of ii'rance, who will here the triaani of disposing- of their merchandize on the most favourable kraut, and who will e , Joy all the. commercial advantages the other subjects ot Ins kiajetity. Another hereafter to be protein;; aced will 'explain the ariahy,dmetits to he Oh* set ved in the different depattineiits of the GOrern toent. It will at the same time detail the condi tions and cases in which permission to trade be granted. Erely intlivkle4l 1' eire.ited to Lo o m] , tilt limiter orders -to fulfil his respective dutY, and to obey the ord'!rs of hi 4 superiors.' All public or.. dent, arid cherally all public al - fails, of w hatever t4soed and tranActed In the name of Britaiinic Majesty. Gott save the King. run Louis, hilt of 1' 1.),.t. 5, 1 ,, ~ N.. T. I A QV 11 Alt , A riiing Covvrnor of Ow lole6 of France, Bourbon, awl their Depend, noes. Py rdcr„ A. 13 ARR y, vt l ict s etactur y to t h e 1'1430041610011 shad by reg sttred and printed'. "I,lo,imlly Office, 14b. 13, 1811. Lientendni C Ailig :11111:Md0c Of 114 Majesty's I,IOOP the 'horning with dispatches lion Vice. , Chi c / a hi t , Majesty's ; , the Captl at C. itopc,, to' W crohyt, ; : t lIIC 4.4buiraity, at which site folic/witty, A fik:iu,e, in Port Louis, Isle of France Dee. 6 Silt s I it Wt' the, I►on9tir to announce to you, for the , 'infartivo t the t%tpture of the of I.tattco and its Depetidtltctes, cotOptelieta. 'mg the extirpation of, the naval lolce of th e vh , g by to these seas, and the subjugation of thu last re- , training colonial ieftatiry Vrance, By 'll.4•cotlidttin,Cdtion t,4•lol'i.'sicif t o p ,„ no the 121 1, o f othenerddit, tot warded to England by the Otter, from Bourtru, T had the honour to ;lc : _quaint you', that,:l WM bit Jihti tititit• Of fesuinin4 'the blockade of Isle of Fiance I accordingly ailived off this port' on the 'l9th, and, finding it; whole of the tnettlyta ships 'in the harbour, and two only i,ippriently 111 a state sit forward equiP- . new, I lett qaptairt Ito*ley, vt'Ult the Boadicea, Nkt . 44, and Nereide..,(lste La Venus., raptured by Cemmodore Rowley), to watch the movemtnts Of the enemy ; and basing previously dispatched the Cvylott . atiti 64.1311011 to convoy the division of troops from Boarlx.ai to.dodrignez, f proceeded with th e 'Cionmander of the Forces (iNlaior;.Generail the Hon, John AbercfunAby)., Who had embarked in the AM 'carne, towards that atiohora.qe. On the t4th; I was joined by Rearsadroind Diury, with a division of his ,quadron, wiz. Russell, Clorinde, Doris, Plim . toe, Comet's, and Hesper, and taking un"- der toy . orders for ihe . titne being the Rear-Admiral With toe shipk.under his connuarid, I was enabled to Atengibeit the blockading squadron, by detach , iog the Cornelia and Hesper for that purpose; and with the othermacie all 830 for Rodriguez, where the miliatiron arrived on the 3d of Novemner, f oun d jvi e g there the division of troops from Born ; bay on Ito.. GA arrived thf, (division from Madras, oflifer convoy a the eh o and Cornwallis. Oh fear-114mlrali. ) ; ury sailed with the 1111SliA -otbittip:,,ao4,Oucephaluo, to resume his command ~,~,~ , in Inn? ; on the 1201, artivt4l.tile division from oourbOn tiuder eoni , oy of Of! avylon. The divisions founfiengal an,! the:Cape not ar- Avingtby the 2 th , the semon being so far ad yanptd, and th.- ~ surrounifed iby 'reefs) by no means secure, more particularly for so large a number of Ships, I ce!ertomed on weighiog with the whole fleet t;,e month gof the '2`..)60 pro ositsg the convoy should cruise to windward until wined by one,nt. otherorthe divisions. Very fort- inistely, intelligence was received On the night of the 21st, that the' Bengal division, under convoy of the Illustrious, was' iu the otrnig. `Gmeral Aber cromby , lecnied it, as well as tuyselt, advisable they ~ 1:6u1(1 not anchor ; bat that, hiving nicated ith the convoy, and given them such sup pliet, as .thev 1 ,,k et , :viltiAliv require, - We should proceed to the attack of the Isle otFtance, without waiting the junt lion of the troops expected from the Cape. The whole fleet accoldingly weighed from the;atichorage,.and On the morning of the 9tb, bore tip for the point of deharkaiion it hadlbeen deter mined to occupy ii) Gr,incle Baye, .about twelve miles to windward of Post Louis, where the 'Afti• caine leading in, and the -..weral ships cif 'War tol.. lowing, with the cow oy, according to a previous /tr. raugement, the whole fleet were at ane#or by ten o'clodt A. M. ; consiS;ing of nearly seventy sail; -mid the army, with their artillery, Stores, and ant m nition, the sevciai detachments of marines serving ilt the squadron, with a Large body of seamen, dis embarked the same day, without a single loss or,ac eident ; a diVision Of ships still , maintained a vigor ous blockade of tbc port ; another diviston remain ed I for the Protettion of the convoy at the anchor age; and a fhird, under my more immediate coif) wand, shifted their station at- circumstances le,: quired, to ke:ep up a more eirectual conirounication with the army its it adVanced, and which was de -10"(knt for- its, supplies of ptovisions and stores wholly on the resources of the navy.. On the 2d inst. the GOvernor General,.oe Caen, proposed terms of capitulation, andConnuissioncrs ocilig appointed on eithei . sitk, a capitulation was. Bigintd arid raufwd on Le morning of the 3d instant, at the Britisli head,p..orters, a copy of which 1 I aVe the honour to transmit for their Lordships' in formation'. • Ina combit.ed onenition of this nature, the ulti mate success of must 0 ., , ,,t t “ia11y, in a great degree, he made to dvend upon a ze.alous and emu lative co.oli , ..rattori and support thiough each gradih lion and in the patient . iiistance, where theite tea tures have been so ernioently conspiCuous in every rank, and in every situaticin and circumstance, the recommendation' of parlictilar individuals to their Lordships'. mote immediate notice may Le deemed superfluous. . ft h, however, from a sense Of justice, that I re cord the services of Cowan) Beaver, ut his Majesty's ship Nisus, whom I intrnshal with the supenten dance ot ie whole .artinivmennt for the - disposition and debarkation of the army, and whosee-obilities and rXperitmee. on similar occasions particularly gnu. lifted him to undertake this hoportant Linty. Nor should I omit lo bear re.ai.nony to the Unwearied exertions of Cotta. Pates son, his May, ty's ship Hever, and of Lieutentsitt B. Street, eommin,clin:!, the Government arioe , l ship I.! 4 mltTla, who were em ployed for many . succeive nights in sotinding; and, as it has beef' proved, gained a poled knowledge of the anchorage of the enemy's coast, and whu were etpuilly strenuous in their services ill various ways on shore. I beA also to recommend to their Lordships' notice liciword Lio)d, who voluweered- his services under the immediate tiyo of the Commander. of the • forces, ;mil in this, as v. ell as many former instances, has r-eotAved the most honourable testimonies of his gallantry. I have the honour to transmit a copy of a letter addressed to me by Captain Montagne, of the Royal Navy, who commanded the first division of the sea men landed, as vt ell as two ,extracts from General Ord issued at head.quarteis. From the absence of Wale of the ships, I ha“: not been able to collet% the rows of the number of marines and seamen landed, or of the loss ; btu I have the satisfaction to know it has .been very ioconiidcrable. The return of shipping, as corretily stated as, have yet been able to eolleet 11, I have the honour to inclose. Various considerations have impelled me to dispatch she Menelaus with ihe least delay possi ble, and having intrusted these commonscations to the care of t!apta n Rowley, who will be the borer of !twin to their Lordships, I beg to rater their Lordships to him for every tonna partieuhr, and to add that his long and ardoous services on this station have, established a' jttit Chitll,.. to any honour able distinction it may please their Lordships or the Country to bestow on lain. I have the honour to be, &T. (Signeci) A. BERTIE. A List of Ships and Vesscis of War present at and assisting ici tlic Capture ut . the, 14.1 e ur Fl'AnCe. Alricoinc, Captain Cralialit, ACting ; Vice. Atictiirol lier- Csptain Caplan', I(o%;icy. Nieus , Captain It4avcr. Coraw.ablis, Coprdin Caulfield. Clurii:d..c, Captain Briggs' Crrrntti,i , (..aptani Edgele. Doris. Captain 1,4 e. Ncreide, Captai.i Il~ucit;r. Actinic, .Psychtt, Captain ettgctanbc. Ce) ion, Cap. 11441 Tualkinson, Atting. Ilesper, Captain Patten:.m, lic. cam, Captain Rennie, Aaing. liclil se , Captain Lynne, Acting, Entins, Government' arnien ship, Lapt,rin S Acting, Staution, gun-brig; LlCUteilMt Craig, Acting.` Egr•;. ;mint, Covigniliciit..slorip, Lietiten.rnt Fortier, Mr. kiervey, Mi4altipntait. Capt. lltl lycr. Adeon, Lord Visconnt Neville. (Signed) A. We, the undersigned, Major• General Henry Warde, and Commodore Jnsias Rowley, nominated on the part of his Britannic Majesty, _by Vice-Ad tniral Albertt►arle Bvrtie, Comoiander to Chien of his Majooy's ships and %wets employed at the Cape of Goad mipe, and the - seas adjacent, and Lieutenant General, the lion. John Attar:toothy, Con : inlander of his Britannic Majesty's forees on the one part.., and Martin Vanderniaesen, General of Division, Member of the Legion of Honour, and Commandant of the Troops of his Imperial and Royal Majesty the Emperor of France, at the isle of France, and Mr. Victor Ditprere, Capitaine de Vais- Wail of his Imperial and Royal - Majesty, nominated on the part of Charles de. Caen, Grand Officer of the Legion 4.Honnur, General of DiVision, Captain General of the 'French Segletnents to the Cast yard fl the Cape of Good !lope, on the other part ; ing severa4 and respectively armed with full powers to souk a Treaty for the Capitulation and Surrender of the Isle of France, and all its IXpeti • dencies, to the arms' of his Britannic Majesty, rIo agree as to lows : • Art. 1. The troops of his Imperial and Royal .Majesty, the f.riveror of France, forming the Garrison of the kik; of France, the officals :aid non-commissioned officers ; the officers of the Imp er i a l an d R uyat i ‘ lar i ne, and the Crews ut the ships of war, shall not be considered as prisoners of war, I neither the Civil Authorities. Answer. The land and sea forces, officers, subalterns and privates, shall not be considered as prisoneisot war. Art. 11. l'he troops or his Imperial and Royal Majesty shall eosin their arms and colours, without and their personal , effects and baggage, to the extent that whi,h, upon honour, shall be declared private property. Athwer. They shall take away their ef;eas and baggage. Alt. 111. The troops of his Imperial and MajeStyi and the crews of ships of the Imperial and Royal Ala roe s shall be sent, with their families, to a port iti.Lulopcan France. Answer. They shall he conveyed, together with their tamiliis, too port in the French binpite. Alt. IV. For the above conveyance, :I. shall keep the tom Imperial frigate's, La Manche, La Hellenic, L'Asi lee, and La Minerve, as well as the Victor and lintrepentinte corvettes, wills their officers, crews, guns, stores, and provisions.. Answer. Altogether inanniksibie. The crews of the stopi of warm the imperial and Royal Marines 'ire provided for by the preceding Article. Att. V. ro the above ships shall be added six transport vessels, to be seleeted by me, for our conveyance, with v tle4 necessary provisions for the crews and passengers. Aliswer. Proper Ve.4elS ilut be Itirthwith equipped as Qariels, at the expoice silt the liritisli Government s proYi,• siot•ett and stored to convey the Frk.ncli ;,11 1 :1 the cr:!‘vti of ship; of war, to EttcopLait I i .t4l,:e. rite 'sAti:;t: vessels :n b at - ItUelty t proceed to any port of 'Lliglatiti alt. V I Tiles,: being agte:at to, I Aive isp tile oty' son 4C. Invehturics shall t;1 ~111C142, to the ,hiopefur, atm to b. pi,- 1)1111 te.l,.:;:ci at a petteg. Abseil. 4hr 1 / 4 ,,4 041 y tlei)L4,tkitoes ; iio VC.ICO Ift the ftiCiill,4 tllia.:lvigtlit,e it. liitureilezeiliation lnvclttNries 544,11 tie taken ti) C , 3lll,ll,:iutteta, to be appointed on behalf tat the Loniractilig pat 05 alt .041 i be given up in ti.e torces of his' Ili - it:wine N:.,j,:sty , in totta and without deterioration. Aft. Y 11. i plopei ty tit the 1 nitaUlt.iiits shall. be, to. I, spcc.ted Answer. AII private prop.-rty shall be respected. . • Att. VIII. I. ire rottauktalito shall preserve their lawb, and cu tunla ~ Ano r. er. Ihe inhabitants . shall preserve their religion •, la‘vs, anti customs. Art IX. tbe Co:ontst 0).111 , have the option, during Levu yCari to 401111:o to quit the Cohniy with tlteir resin:elm: vale plo,:etty, . . They shall enjoy, durlng'two ye us , the I . 6:riy of tiulttOlg the Ldlony their property,iiii ott!er to pita. ‘ec.i to any place they may wish. . Art. X. Ihe wounded yi sick that it shall be ileCeS.s4ty to leave hi t ire IS shall be treated the saint: tire subject-, of ills ~, t ajesty ,• French surixons shall. be peArinted to leina.ii with, sled they shall afterwards he. ;sent to I.rater the cxpei,e of the tirttiblt • • • The wowl(tedo).vho 'nay tic telt In toe HOSpit.4l. tde ti the sante utoottcr as Ow subiclgs oh fits Bri.: 1.141illt; . A DOI TIONAL INSTRUCTIONS. Art. I. Tiic. Public F . undiunarics of tlic French (;overn-- 111Q1•4 01 the i ; lie IA k rancutiliall be periiiimil to in tilt: Loinny tor i itiounabic period; to regutate ,Ana public With th Colonists. Art..ll. Tll6 !homing of lac 3o of December instant, at, pushe4so.hi. be givehlki tbt ;loops ills Britiouno Nlajeoty u; the torts of a n d the ;;;;e.,: 01 the tows; of fort to the ii43tion F Art. 111. 'rho tnoroing of the 4th of I)eeemtga instant. at six o'clock A. NI. the Lite ronnelien; Fort .ttial,e, and tix Whole of the batteries ut eoft Aapoleoil; all MC Ohipping, Nth,l , lll.loi 41,3110 ittiCt/rAY‘14134...014 tliVr. cll4Ol or otawr bill pli,ligpt every cleseripttuti Whatsoever, bll4ll Oe given up .to the is,val and military ,totes ot his Ilinaninc M•jeiity ; anti a , IsUippilig,l) in 4 in anN cither,i , :eolll , purt, or harnour of the 1 dritiattywhe't.\,,,itetedit's' the pru. petty of tits tsritautuc Niaicoty. Art. IV. The'troolis ut his Imperial and ItayariViajesty, and the cftwsot the ships of war and privateers,, bhall retire to the barracks 01 tire tkiwit, where they. 01411 cipiltitlUo until, their filial ClilbOkAttUll. Art. V. That the subsistence of the French Garrison,' both 0111 CM and two, as well, 45 cot 1114 Oliktn'S asall:reiar'S of the ships of war, so bug us lisey licit:, 4EOII be a..sure4l And provided for by the. lit ins's-Government I •the expenees arising theleirom shall be eikmitivred.as an,anyance . for whivis the I:mien Government is pledged. ' Art. Vi. That °nine surictuter us the:port at stipuhited by the third additional article, all EnYlisli prisoners of wur, or whatever oest.rouni, now io the I ele.ot hr.oiCe, shall be IrOerated. Art. VII. That it' any tlift'srence shill wise in the inter• inti.tum of an y p.m et the thregowg, it $ll.ll he interpreted tit favour ut the krencit Government. his clone and agwed at tt►n drith.h kieavi•quartcrs at Pam plcukado, at odic u'4;lock, the 31.4 L Jay of Utucuiher, Oita. (Signed) VANDER NIA ES EN, Ctn. of HENRY WAR DE, Mojor.GentrAi. )051,1.'6 ItUV. LEY, Commodore. 1. DU I' It Lit E, ne Vat4e4u. Approtivi: et rAtitie, prczellte, DL C LN, Cape , Llentud. t-IiAICLES DE LOLILAiGON, Sec. to the L011111.1451‘,11011. A List of Ships, &c. &v. in Pert Mtpnleon, at the Reditc. Owl 01 I tlka twice, Vet.eittber, thto. French frigate L'Astr Cc, of 44 guns and 11 1 ;0 tons. 11,, , ,a1c La B.ltur,e, or 44 .111 d 4350 toris• N rclit.n. itigate La Marlene, of 44 hurts d.. 4 toga tuol. fret', i t Ing. t te 1, 4 AltitcrVe, of guns shit lauu tons. Lthidioa) Illy t oic 1 pliigeltiA, t.l 36 guns and g.. 0 (0413. Loglrstr tri h ate ticient;., 04 30 guns ann 9ita ions. 1. term' *tool) Lc V taut, ut 42. guns anu 400 tons. t itto,;ll Wi t ; L'Entiepenant, or 44 guns aunt 304 tons. new I'ft:tic/I ur,g, twine unkito.vit, of 11 guns, and 30u tuns. Log,ialt indiaman Charlton, prison ship, of 30 gum, and t i t() tons. Incirmy4n Ceylon, prison ship, of 3o gums and 900 tons. Liti,sit I ndiarnitn United Kingdom, prison ship, of 30 suns alto 9:>u pito. 5ti1i).....1•44 Ville d'Autvii, of 1000 tons, La Stye ritY), :tic) tun L'Attel e, or 210 nS. L'AUtOtit, ot tonti. Lc l't s. intent, u t 250 tuns. to Le RUbaste, WIG° tvtis. Le %Valency, ,or you rims, Le Wrinatri Burroughs, of too° was. Lc erittip buri.:as, rrt 300 tuns. Le ut boo tunti. L'Altite4, of tOOO tuns. Lo Hope, of 1,44. i.e Aisne, or Jocr, torts, i.e fannie, ut 22i.) Le 1 ortii , ot 20u toms, ongs - -L'liclatr, of zs , ) tons. L'Ative, of 3,0 tons. L . t)ricnt,l•ll 2{o 10116. Le Fuvorgre, ot 180 tons. L'ille_ of ilia tuns. Lu (cone Artiturid, of ryo tons. I.e Zepny r, of torn tons. L'Ant, of 70 lOUs. L'Air.Lible Creole, of 60 tone, American ships • —Hermes, of jot tor.s. Thonias, of 300 tons. Aim:Mail Ur% Angliik.a, 01 22a tuns. A tnenc.oi senianter Spy, or rs• tons. Nora bun-boats. (Signed) A. BERT! L.' SIR, Clorinde, Dec. 4, ritio On delivering up t h e commal,d which you did me the honour to confide in me, I feel it my duty to acquaint you, that t very' Officer and man conducted them.eives_iii a manner must pertettlY answerable to your expedations,. and I bug to inclose a paragraph of the public order ihsued by Genetal 4bercionthy, rtsriaDAY• aim, stnck, 24g b 748 I I\l3vy s pet CWIL. 9 8 971 9 8 Irish s per Cent. 4 per cent. 83k 82-1 83 3 ;ier Cent. akCii. 6t:•:,- 06 3 per Cent. Cum 65 4 i lido 1 . Ann. 17 i Q. sbths LONDON g Printed by RICHARD HARRIS of Na, 44 Maltitit-court, LOW- 11 1'ra 1 and Peblisbsti by WILLIAM ARMI Rk ,SeltbiTS, South hfolton.supe t , Growl:tn. &tva r:. at ttio Sini-thiPtei, No. it, ttand, , wixtu rids ler Itlemenir, (kilo" for . th6 Paper, toCiers for the Sciitor etc. vottwpaie), roust ba addiestod. l S expressive of sentiments on the ncemiatt zeal...and ability, of ; Lieutenant Lloyd, Smiler Lit . :'- fenant on the s , : , .rvice, are to() well known taro, render .arty encoodum from me tiece.sarv; Od' also beg to , recommend to your liana ;Vlaster"o:Mate f his Majesty's 41)0' 41 , 1 ', having WhO . titled as turAid-de.C.litip , Poafsl3)erodtiiu)ti(l)lU)."ll3illaii" fur Lielli°,1111::, ~trl feel much indebted to Captains Y 3tell4 bit, of the City ; of London and Huddart wilt ) b4o.(.lsoniely volunteered to serve LwitlillWd! who brought a propottion of .seamen t o 3, , .+r itil laborious dutypt .draggiti4.t he cannon ; !be 1 °7 4 I c a n surly to bay, died of excessive day's. march. Qur loss has been of .tiv(.! men wounded, although, anysari' 0 I°: ' most of them are seriously... ' hart: the honour:to be, firc. (B'4ned) N. P. Vice Acanir4l &c. • A P.tragraph of General Orders issued by Ge," l `'', ° crootrby tst Dec'. t tiro, bcfoic Par. 3. 'Major-G'etitr,ii Abocrotobl t 4 also to acknoWledge 'the steadiness bi;oto by : (2111 ' tici.l,: . ;l ll ) ,(l g 2 r 2 a t c e l f l it e l g f i l l i b rl z a e n a i l o h o e s tachment of 'seamen 'landed from '0111,4 i u- e n q d t e te r st t s h'' to c° o rl ef l e n r l:l ll l i ) t d ir . , ° t ( he e o a - j r ) fi t' c ll e rg rs i‘,l l l° ;;J ll: ' '::l'*4l i!:. command, his sincere acicnowledguten ts fuc r' vice which they Luc ti o ie rd r c c r n:ered to the tread '• tiort..Louis, [ti Major-GetteratAbercromby, the r„a►t3%l 'army, (co's 'an inexpressible dcy,reo 'q satisfa6ion ', iitknowledging the l'("" I cordial co,- operation which has boll 14 fit from the I\T“tral Force under the entoopo Exceileney vie-Admirat tlertic, whic h 11 ! $ t ax liklighterled h-y'' the cordiality and 11 01th°11/ 0 sisting to a degree, perhaps witliout between Lwnint,nde h r e of the b t - U .' r i c l' e e S ile te s el ° s l it 1 1 1 ;i: 1: 3 ': 1 " r1v1 ; :k/e1;r 4 ;t! • Co oft'e:r"liis most sincere thanks toC~tiflitcli 1,0 for the ableand judicious nianner dueled' the disernbarhation,'as well fur gable exertion s lie h as since'used in c lischo rl ,; ° ,, , the duty confi !ed to him by the Vice•k(ift:.;6,o supplyttig the wants of the army; and 10,;,)::' f :. -' Abt lCrollbY is equally , indebted to Col'"` i i ino' L) e, and St r: e t , and to the offkeis awl 0 °, 1 . 1 1 , 1 0 :'played under tlieir orders in the disentb3r,J • the trOOlig. 'tcli ri I he Lker hong and 'ably f.i,s,.tanee toc, ( C ) 1 ' 1? t 1 .1 ' s r t rintf : I e l i t ? i h g e t 1 ' ) c* ) :l ‘Lil lY been too `trinspicuoui not 7.-1 ') 1131° obse.rvatio'ns and ;ie1m0v.:1 ,, d.. - (non fs Mika iGeneral'Al”rer., ,, ,l l,- root , rw ir est that Caplltio 1\1;m1; • '• 'key, to those . who impression which their conclitt . mind. • W. NICOL , ' I "'' L Si f 2, 'bet 6, I have the honour to transmit information theis Lordships, a col 4 tnemoranduth ksued rue 01 . 13 day la of and Commanders. of the,ship.i., aria sqUatirtin under my command. by, 111' 0. I have the honour to (Signed) . GIINEBAL MOMOILANAVg. IV tOl att° o in Chief °U:iltfisrld'ej:ll:irietrilsc) eiB:4l:n:iolctillmtlinmenradAeanetwid)ridiesci,rai i attack of this valuable and impoitatptiroCt;lll:o4poo; is l t he has c l oU tli s in a e n uf ( i' l nel t e ( a v Y r e t : I ° l° ll acc o ng i tue i'l litil3i t fi+risolll-1:rt"::: c o inr u e ; ;wi t ie l l i a e li sqoadron, and requestii fb as 7, ' soi l ' 111 ; 1 alai Commanders of the ships.and vesse l // 0 ITi e cl i e Y r t i l u te l i l r e co k n i l vv a l t l id. t° res ' l l;ebele i;elY. IV° sentiments. 06111°' Co the C ' hou 6 tl il y titi e . x • and • v • tains ant(t. S C l ogrri ne ir d linders of 0105 11 ' 14 essels of the Squadron. ,r)P N. B 'I D' 4" j 1~l jea I es, I piiiieil l et e iteloidor li : p ij a n t s. Ey riodore R0t.4.1. , y, who is now .o;) • Advice i ricar "110 Permuting iron - ) St. Petersburg!' controlitoi,oe 'an Uka verm ' e . hal ~.beep pi.iblisht•d_br '' of __ l _v_s.sels into Lilt: Russian i nris, 6 ' l j VI I '' the ent,ranCe of l' u ' H l ,ll, l Y'',. i•;!rtatt) duties, Ni . hict `' 64 j" 3 I are span - ucxed to the Order. ~, !I' , I, • () Li Saturday se'noight, a botil ';i x ' 4 ,, i v , ~,., ... evening, twelve of tile (dot) pri:ionet's L0),„,',',. -1-_‘,,,ln.noroni;ll gaid i n ‘‘rAter.strto', Iper%•,,,'.."`' o . i ie t . hent• under sentence of transport3ri!'',ooci 'O,, t w t l ir escape from prison in the title` ill;' t ,' , tj,,,,, o i rrl the Oirnkey came to lock LIAO, o :ii o ii c g it, oneof them, according to 0 Plt'i,L),ii,i;r l ' l l ,, r e . rteci Plan, knocked tom down, mid Ste' ' r tvi ° ,,, , v ith a pisiol till the test rscaped. Tb`l,llol(ll','a remained . , le then followed his cot - 11;0 0 ' 17 ' 13 ' 'ciPi'lc " turnkey with instant deadi II ite 011 _...../, Pursue him. . ......;--------. . l'clo''''''. e i .' PRICE UP 5r0...1;:s f. I Ildij StOtk. ' r 0.14 a ;7• 6 s . Oict S. S. At" i ' l Oleq. 4' Oinniwn. 5 Imperial os Jet V 66i